We’re joined by Phil Hawksworth to talk about the benefits of static sites as well as work through some of the objections people often have to using a static site in 2018.
https://shoptalkshow.com/episodes/303-jam-stack-phil-hawksworth/
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303: JAM Stack with Phil Hawksworth - ShopTalk
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301: Hangovers - ShopTalk
We’ve recovered from our ep300 festivities and we’re back answering your Q’s with our best A’s - How to handle multiple projects on a dev team? What should we call JavaScript? Tips for scroll-jacking in a nice way? Best practices for CSS? And how to write when you don’t want to write?
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300: THIS. IS. 300. - ShopTalk
Over the course of 300 episodes & 6 years, a lot has changed in the web world. We look back at what was going on when we started ShopTalk Show and check in with where things are at now - and speculate about what might be happening 6 years from now.
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286: Content Strategy with Ellen de Vries and Robert Mills - ShopTalk
We’re talking with two content strategy experts, Ellen de Vries and Robert Mills/
http://shoptalkshow.com/episodes/286-content-strategy-ellen-de-vries-robert-mills/
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284: The Value of HTML and CSS with Mandy Michael and Lara Schenck - ShopTalk
Jobs hunting and the frustration with job titles. Why isn’t it ok to only know HTML and CSS in 2017? Why do bootcamps seem to focus on javscript so much? We’re joined by Lara and Mandy for this episode to try and figure all of this out.
http://shoptalkshow.com/episodes/284-value-html-css-mandy-michael-lara-schenck/
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274: Vanilla JS with Chris Ferdinandi - ShopTalk
We’re talking with Chris Ferdinandi about Javascript, specifically Vanilla Javascript, and what that means on the web in 2017.
https://shoptalkshow.com/episodes/274-vanilla-js-chris-ferdinandi/
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258: Design Ethics with Robyn Kanner and Mike Monteiro - ShopTalk
We’ve got Robyn Kanner and Mike Monteiro on the show to talk about ethics in design. When and, more importantly, how should you stand up to a manager when they tell you to design something in a way that feels wrong? Where do ethics and morals collide and how do we navigate that?
http://shoptalkshow.com/episodes/258-design-ethics-robyn-kanner-mike-monteiro/
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252: Finding “A Thing” with Una Kravets and Krystal Higgins - ShopTalk
It’s conference season and we’ve Una Kravets and Krystal Higgins from An Event Apart Seattle on to talk about how they got into their “things” – the stuff they talk about, why they picked that topic, what to do if other people hop on your thing, and ideas to start giving talks at conferences.
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9:10 Summary of Krystal’s talk “The Joy of Optimizing” talk at An Event Apart Seattle
14:10 How did Krystal learn about on-boarding and dive in to it?
17:20 Can a good app still survive even with bad on-boarding?
19:10 Dave walks into a bar and signs up for Snapchat.
22:01 How do you rate a good or bad on-boarding experience?
26:30 How do you get invited to talk at conferences?
33:40 How does Krystal’s involvement with Android Wear relate to on-boarding?
35:30 Chris tries on a HTC Vive
44:01 What happens if somebody starts treading on your thing?
47:40 If too many people have the same thing, does it create too much noise around it?
50:50 What if no one is interested in your thing?
52:07 3 things to look for in a conference talk.
55:05 Chris’ low-fi way to test out a talk idea.
http://shoptalkshow.com/episodes/252-finding-thing-una-kravets-krystal-higgins/
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248: AMP - ShopTalk
Getting AMP’d with AMP. We’re going to talk about the #hotdrama about AMP with a couple of AMP experts.
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231: Book Writing Panel - ShopTalk
We’re back talking books and we’re joined by 4 other technical book authors to discuss why we wrote a book, figuring out where to start, whether writing takes you out of the game, and should you write for fun or profit?
Q & A
7:30 Why did Brad Frost write a book?
10:40 Why did Richard Feldman write a book on Elm?
13:00 Simon King: why a book about industrial design?
15:40 What was Val’s path to writing a book about web animation?
18:40 Should you be an expert first and then write a book or become an expert by writing a book?
31:50 Was it the process of writing the book worth it?
43:40 Does writing a book take you out of the game?
54:40 What’s the difference between a book and a blog post?
Links
Val Head / @vlh on Twitter
📗 Designing Interface Animation
Simon King
📗 Understanding Industrial Design
Richard Feldman
📗 Elm in Action
Brad Frost / @brad_frost on Twitter
📗 Atomic Design
🎥 What Comes Next is the Future
Workshop on Elm with FrontEnd Masters
🎙 Style Guide Podcast
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