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In this episode, Mario Pereira tells us how his small team at Vopak built an edge computing platform using web technologies that monitors and analyzes data from tens of thousands of industrial sensors around the world in near real-time.
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When modifying code, how confident are you that it isn’t going to cause negative unforeseen effects elsewhere in your app? Jason Schatz & Andrew Hunt join us to discuss how CodeLogic, a continuous software intelligence platform, uses TypeScript to reveal hidden connections in your application’s JavaScript code. Show notes Neo4J GoJS
The post Episode 67: Uncovering hidden connections appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this podcast, Dimitri Mitropoulos & James Gatz join us from Kong where they work on an API design tool called Insomnia. This is not an app to help you sleep, but you might get some after you use it to get a handle on your API development. Other topics include changelogs and the threat […]
The post Episode 66: Insomnia, changelogs, and the immutability of podcasts appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Kubilay Kahveci & Tițian Cernicova-Dragomir from Bloomberg join us to talk about their work on contributing private methods to TypeScript. Guests Kubilay Kahveci Tițian Cernicova-Dragomir Show notes ES Private Class Elements PR to TypeScript TSConf 2021: The Road to Private Methods Records & Tuples Proposal TypeScript 4.6 Release Notes Open Source Projects at Bloomberg
The post Episode 65 – The Road to Private Methods in TypeScript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode Mike Hartington joins us to talk about the latest goings-ons at Ionic, and Luis Fernando Alvarez and José Luis León talk functional programming.
The post Episode 64: Building apps for many stacks appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode Anne Fitz and Kristian Ekenes from Esri discuss how migrating the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to TypeScript has helped create a better and more consistent API for both internal and external users.
The post Episode 63: Talking script with Esri and Airtable appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Iba Masood joins us for a magical interview about her company Tara.ai and its mission to help people Git Ship Done as well as more important topics like which Harry Potter character Tara.ai identifies with most.
The post Episode 62: Iba Masood likes to Git Ship Done appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Josh Goldberg of Codecademy stops by to chat about the surprising challenges of writing effective content for teaching programming languages, directed acyclic graphs, and his forthcoming book Learning TypeScript.
The post Episode 61: Josh Goldberg teaches us about teaching people to code appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode we talk types with 1Password and GrapeCity and we find out that Nick may not love VIM as much as Torrey loves Figma
The post Episode 60: Talking types with 1Password and GrapeCity appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Migrating AMD modules to ES Modules and TypeScript is not a small task for a large codebase. Rene Rubalcava from the ArcGIS team shares their experience of upgrading thousands of lines of code and publishing raw ESM without stopping feature work. We also touch on how some of our “new” build tools are coming full […]
The post Episode 59 – Modules, Mapping, and Migration. Oh My! appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Have you ever considered IDE Typescript support? On this month’s podcast Anthony and Sam interview special guest Andrey Starovoyt from JetBrains on what Typescript support an IDE can offer, integrating Typescript with Webstorm, and…Diet Coke sponsorship? Join us on this typetacular adventure!
The post Episode 58 – The IDEas of JetBrains appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Have you ever imagined what it's like for an organization to have its own JS runtime environment? In this episode of TalkScript, we talk with Rob Palmer and Michael Molisani for insight.
The post Episode 57 – TypeScript At Scale appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Can a monorepo be beneficial for development teams? Find out the answers to this and other questions as we interview Narwhal cofounder, Victor Savkin!
The post Episode 56: Don’t Fear the Monorepo appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We look at what AST is currently used for and how it already serves at the backbone of many tools you’re familiar with.
The post Episode 55: AST, Uses, and Tooling appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Inspired by others sharing their favorite software and web development tools, we thought it would be great to get together and compare our notes.
The post Episode 54: Tools We Love appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We explore why so much responsibility falls onto a single engineer in many software projects. We go on to review a project lifecycle on a healthy team.
The post Episode 53: Single Point of Failure appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team covers a range of topics like static site generators, new TypeScript language features, and more!
The post Episode 52: Holiday Special appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We reminisce about a gentler time in which we would have a fun idea, create a new directory, and immediately start coding.
The post Episode 51: The Illusion That We Are Writing Javascript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Our main topic this week revolves around the tradeoffs within the two of the biggest patterns in modern programming — classical and functional.
The post Episode 50: Classical vs. Functional in TypeScript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Our final episode from JSConf US features interviews with Daniel Cousineau and Charlie Gerard around the theme of using JavaScript beyond the typical web site.
The post Episode 49: Beyond JavaScript – Time Zones, Gesture Recognition appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The fifth episode of our 6-part series from JSConf US 2019 features interviews with David Whittaker and Suzie Grange around the theme of growth.
The post Episode 48: Growth – Imposter Syndrome, Helping JavaScript Newcomers appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In the fourth episode of our 6-part series recorded at JSConf US 2019, the team interviews Alexandra Sunderland, Sara Fecadu, and Florian Rival around the theme of backend services.
The post Episode 47: Backends – SMS Browser, Streaming Audio & Game Engine appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In the third episode of our 6-part series recorded at JSConf US 2019, the team chats with Patricia Realini and Theodore Vorillas around the theme of access.
The post Episode 46: Access – Libraries, Braille appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Our second episode in the 6-part series from JSConf US 2019 features interviews with Lara Schenck, Adam Giese, and Luke Herrington around the theme of declarative code.
The post Episode 45: Declaration – CSS, Music, Components appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In the first episode of our 6-part series from JSConf US 2019, we talk with Tierney Cyren and Peter Aitken around the theme of community.
The post Episode 44: Community – Open Source, Call for Proposals appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Our final episode from NEJS features interviews with Adrienne Tacke and Trent Willis around the theme of using art to personalize and elevate our experiences.
The post Episode 43: Fun with Art appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Listen in as the team talks with Phil Hawksworth, Fred Schott, and Jeremy Wagner around the theme of rethinking how we build and deploy web applications.
The post Episode 42: Rethinking Deployment appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode, we welcome Ash Banaszek and Tatiana Mac to discuss the importance of using our voice.
The post Episode 41: Giving Voice appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
This episode features interviews with Kas Perch, Luke Bonaccorsi, and Sebastian Golasch around the theme of using JavaScript beyond the typical website.
The post Episode 40: Beyond JavaScript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team discusses all things WebAssembly, starting with an introduction to what WASM is, it's history, and why it's useful over other technologies and plugins that have come before.
The post Episode 39: WASM: Doing More Than Just Heating up your Computer appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
This week we'll be talking about the ECMAScript #private field proposal and how its implementation affects TypeScript—which already has a type of private field that uses the private keyword.
The post Episode 38: #private vs private: Adding ES private to TypeScript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Josh Thomas and Adam Bradley join us from Ionic to talk about the Ionic component library and Stencil, a toolchain for building reusable components.
The post Episode 37: Stencil: Using TypeScript to Build Web Components appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Alex Russell joins us from Google, where he works on Chrome and the web platform, to discuss calls to put every conceivable framework into the browser.
The post Episode 36: Build Frameworks into the Browser? Preserving the Space to Iterate appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team shares their initial thoughts on the GitHub Package Registry and discusses their experiences writing full stack TypeScript using Nest, an opinionated TypeScript framework for the back end.
The post Episode 35: TypeScript Back Ends with Nest appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Paul and Neil talk to new SitePen team members, Sam Menza and Eric Osmundson, about their experiences joining a remote company and how TypeScript helps accelerate the onboarding process.
The post Episode 34: Fail Privately: Onboarding Made Easy with TypeScript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team discusses Tito and its architecture, from its early days using Rails and CoffeeScript, to it's current use of Rails with modern JS including Vue and custom elements.
The post Episode 33: Rails and Vue with Tito’s Paul Campbell appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We learn about the history of class fields, why many potential approaches to private fields fail to offer strong encapsulation, and why the # symbol was used as a prefix for private fields.
The post Episode 32: # is the New _: Private Fields in JS with Rob Palmer and Daniel Ehrenberg appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We discuss Dojo’s meta concept and its powerful way of getting at DOM properties without breaking the abstraction and providing a simple tie-in for still mocking metas at test time.
The post Episode 31: What’s the Meta with Direct DOM Access? appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We explore First Input Delay, a new user-focused metric for the Web which refers to the amount of time before a response to the first user interaction on a Web page.
The post Episode 30: Idle Till Urgent appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We take a look at the TC39 proposal process - the difference between a draft and a candidate and what it means for an addition to have a champion.
The post Episode 29: (TC39|>Dreams) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We talk with Web Audio API specification editor HongChan Choi and learn about the past of Web Audio and priorities for the future of the specification and community involvement.
The post Episode 28: Your Reasoning is Sound appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We break down the 2019 TypeScript roadmap outlining Microsoft’s high-level plan for where they want the project to go.
The post Episode 27: On the Roadmap Again appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
On this week’s episode of TalkScript, we take a look back at 2018 and listen to some of our favorite clips from each month. Between perfectly predicting the future in January, to our interview with Will Smith, our failed fannie pack promotion, and our live show at [REDACTED] conference, it’s been an eventful year. Take […]
The post Episode 26: 12 Months of TalkScript appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Yann Cabon helps us navigate GIS, explores his work at Esri, maneuvers their use of third-party libraries, and plots a course to TypeScript.
The post Episode 25: Gettin’ the gist of GIS with Yann Cabon appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We asked our fans on Twitter what excuses they hear from other developers or companies when it comes to adopting TypeScript.
The post Episode 24: TypeScript for Turkeys appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team dives into the exciting world of web audio and discuss everything you've always wanted to know but were afraid to ask.
The post Episode 23: Web Audio: 99 Problems and a ScriptProcessorNode is One appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
On this episode, podcasters Nick Nisi, Paul Shannon, and Neil Roberts talk about the benefits of using generics.
The post Episode 22: Finding Your Spirit Interface appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team sits down with Jason Palmer, a software engineer at Spotify. Jason talks about the role his team has in continuous integration and recommends tooling and best practices within Spotify.
The post Episode 21: Web Infrastructure at Spotify with Jason Palmer appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
From smartphones to growing communities, the TalkScript team covers all the things in the final podcast from JSConf US 2018.
The post Episode 20: Smartphone Symphony / Growing Communities (Live at JSConf US) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team talks with Jeff Hoffer, Carrie Maxwell, and Hannah Howard at JSConf US about tao.js, civic hacking, and RxJS.
The post Episode 19: tao.js / Civic Hacking / RxJS (Live at JSConf US) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The TalkScript team continues the live-ish series at JSConf US with discussions about Ethics, ES6 in Practice, and Dynamic CSS.
The post Episode 18: Ethics / ES6 in Practice / Dynamic CSS (Live at JSConf US) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team continues the live-ish from JSConf US series with Test Double's Justin Searls. Listen in for a lively discussion on presentations, vulnerability, and solving complex problems.
The post Episode 17: Presentations, Vulnerability, and Solving Complex Problems with Justin Searls (Live at JSConf US) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In the first episode from JSConf US 2018, the team talks with Neha Nivedita, Kristofer Baxter, and Kevin O'Neil about React and A11y, WorkerDOM, and overcoming challenges.
The post Episode 16: React and A11y / WorkerDOM / Overcoming Challenges (Live at JSConf US) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We're joined by Laurie Voss, co-founder and COO of npm to discuss the larger package community, audit and fix functionality, npm's growth pains in dealing with security as well as insight on how experience correlates with best practices.
The post Episode 15: We Need to Make Bill Wink (LIVE AT NEJS) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
NEJS organizers, Lindsey Pfeifer and Zach Leatherman, join the TalkScript team to discuss the safari, train, wizard, and space themes of the past and present conferences, what on and off the record means, and why more tech conferences should take place in the midwest.
The post Episode 14: Rick Risi / Flying Cars / The Conference Was Excellent (LIVE AT NEJS) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The TalkScript team hosts Karl Groves, founder of the accessibility company, Tenon, and Clarissa Peterson, an instructor for Lynda.com and the author of Learning Responsive Web Design: A Beginner’s Guide.
The post Episode 13: Lying to the Browser/Advertising Alcohol to Alcoholics (LIVE AT NEJS) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Neil and Bryan make the rounds at NEJS 2018, chatting with Carmen Bourlon, Andrey Sitnik, and Beth Haubert.
The post Episode 12: MargieMap/Mad Russian Scientist/Serverless Server (LIVE AT NEJS) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Neil and Bryan sit down with Ben Ilegbodu, who takes us on a nostalgic web development journey through the late 90s and Michael Chan who shares some of the “clean code” dogmas he’s experienced over his 10 years of development.
The post Episode 11: Accidental Time Capsule/Brain Candy (LIVE AT NEJS) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode we talk about how great typed JavaScript is in general and how Flow and TypeScript differ in their approaches.
The post Episode 10: Get Crackin’ With Flow appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Torrey and Nick discuss Dojo 2 with two of its architects, Matt Gadd and Ant Gubler!
The post Episode 9: Dojo 2 Loot Crate appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We are joined by SitePen’s accessibility expert, Sarah Higley to discuss her recent trip to the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference.
The post Episode 8: Sarah’s ARIA of Expertise appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Torrey and Nick are live with the TypeScript team at TSConf 2018!
The post Episode 7: TalkScript with the TypeScript Team (at TSConf 2018) appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We discuss the release of TypeScript 2.7, Stimulus.js, Stencil, the upcoming Dojo 2 RC1 and TSConf!
The post Episode 6: TypeScript 2.7, Stimulus.js and Stencil appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The team discusses Web Audio and its application along with their issues with npm 5.
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We complete our series of interviews from NEJS Conf by talking to Kim Crayton about Overcoming the Challenges of Mentoring.
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We talk with Lucas Fernandes da Costa and Jonathan Mills about their NEJS CONF talks.
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We talk about Nick and Neil's adventures at the NEJS CONF and listen to Neil's interviews with conference speakers Divya Sasidharan, Lon Ingram, and our very own Sarah Higley.
The post TalkScript Episode 2 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang of the SitePen Podcast changes the name of the show to TalkScript, discusses the latest in VR/AR/WebVR, and Nick tries to make fetch() happen.
The post TalkScript Episode 1 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang talks about AWS re:Invent, ReactVR, AFrame 0.4.0, DayDream, a special CES Truthy/Falsey and more!
The post SitePen Podcast – Season 2 Episode 1 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The Apple event happened and the team shares their thoughts on the future of the Mac.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 021 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We start off by talking about the new features in TypeScript 2.0 and then Neil describes his woes using TypeScript for rapid prototyping.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 020 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang invites Sean Larkin, core team member of Angular-CLI and Webpack, to the show to explain what Webpack is and where it's going.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 019 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
This is virtually the best show we have ever done, we talk all about VR!
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 018 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Recorded at NEJS CONF 2016, there's the usual banter and a game of Truthy/Falsy but the highlights are the incredible guests we corralled onto the show.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 017 – Live from NEJS Conf appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode the gang talks all about modules, from what they are to how to use them in TypeScript!
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 016 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang talks about the importance of prototyping user interfaces, especially when lives literally depend on it. Nick demystifies Git and we play another round of Truthy/Falsy.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 015 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
We talk about the latest updates to Framer, Sketch and the just announced Origami Studio by Facebook.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 014 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang talks to Nick who is live at EmberConf. LeftPad destroys the internet and more!
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 013 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The Gang worries when Torrey upsets the Dear Leader! Will our heroes prevail?
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 012 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang talks about Flux, our recently completed ES6/TS workshop, and why User Agent sniffing is hazardous to your health.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 011 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang talks about the Spread Operator, Ambient Declarations, JS Fatigue Fatigue and more.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 010 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
This week the gang talks about Trump Script, Trump Donald, Feeling the Bern, oh and actually quite a bit about, you know, JavaScript.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 009 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
The gang talks about Symbols in ES6, ES6/TS Workshops, dgrid 1.0 release and why you should (or shouldn't) attend meetups and conferences.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 008 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode the gang talks about Torrey's broken finger, const and let, cutting through the FUD on CSS3 Variables, TypeScript support in IntelliJ and more!
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Neil talks about Proxies in ES_INSERT_YEAR_HERE, Paul decides that package management shouldn't be this hard and Neil wants to store data using magic.
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 006 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Nick tells us all about (I'm calling them big-boned not..) Fat Arrows, Mangala talks about being a Windows user and his problems with various package managers and Neil finds more bugs of the week!
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 005 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
Paul Shannon tells us all about Template Strings. Neil talks Virtual DOM. Nick give us the lowdown on Chrome extensions and Torrey finally fixed his microphone!
The post SitePen Podcast Episode 004 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
You'll notice in this episode that I'm still working through audio issues so I apologize for the sound quality and will have this worked out before the next episode. However, Nick and Neil sound great!
The post SitePen Podcast – Episode 003 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
In this episode we talk about Nick's adventures in VIM, NEJSConf 2015 and we finally answer the question, "How many templating systems does it take to beat a dead horse?"
The post SitePen Podcast – Episode 002 appeared first on TalkScript.FM.
At SitePen, we've always thought it would be fun to do a podcast, we just didn't know what to talk about. Let us know if you're interested in hearing more!
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