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A podcast focused on front end web development mixed with a little bit of horror.
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every 25 days
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37 minutes
영어
미국
에피소드 16 개
2017년 8월 9일부터
episodic
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On this episode of Tales From The Script, my guest Gant Laborde and I discuss what AI and ML are, how we are building on the web with it, and some of the awesome applications out there using AI and ML.Gant on TwitterLinks:Machine Learning: how to go from Zero to HeroInfinite Red AcademyNSFWNic Or N…
On this episode of Tales From The Script, my guest Jesse Weigel and I are discussing how to build a positive developer community.Find Jesse and Bekah below:Jesse's TwitterBekah's Twitter YouTube:freeCodeCampJesse Weigel on YouTube
On this episode, Frances Coronel and I discuss the topic of coding bootcamps. We also touch on traditional academia and the pros and cons that come along with both bootcamps and traditional schooling.
On this episode, Ryan Burgess and I discuss the true meaning behind a/b testing and what that means to the user.
On this episode Jeremy and I talk about performance on the web, convincing stakeholders that performance matters, auditing experiences using lighthouse, and WebP.
In this episode, Alex Castillo and I discuss the world of JavaScript and neurotech. This is a mind blowing episode, no pun intended, and if you were looking to get your feet wet in this area of front end technology. Give it a listen!Alex Castillo on Twitter
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