Torqd examines the tools and concepts that developers use on the job. We talk web frameworks, career choices, community events, industry news, and anything else that keeps the engine running.
On July 22-26, 2019, the Vehikl team will be attending the largest LaraconUS to date! With over 900 attendees showing up to the Playstation Theatre in Times Square, NYC, it will surely be an incredible experience!
Join us as we speak with returning guest, Adam Frank! We’ll discuss upcoming talks, things to do in and around NYC, and what we’re looking forward to at this year’s conference.
We’ll be in the main lobby of the theatre at our booth! We’ll have t-shirts to give away as well as other swag items, so make sure to stop by before they’re gone!
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://vehikl.com.
On March 25-27, 2019, we will be travelling to Tampa, Florida for VueConf US! During today’s episode, we’re going to talk about this year’s schedule, last year’s conference in New Orleans, and all the fun things we’ll be doing on our trip!
Our guest speakers for this episode are Brian Hogg and first-time guest Natalie Mastracci! They’ll be talking about some of the things they’re looking forward to as first time VueConf attendees, and lots of other interesting things! Join us as we chat about fun facts and activities to do while we’re in the area.
Vehikl will have a booth at the conference, so if you plan to attend VueConf US this year stop by and see us in the Florida sunshine!
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://vehikl.com.
Today we're discussing what's going on at the London Vehikl office! The London team has recently moved into a new building. The building is a beautiful and modern location. Caryn and James work in the London office and join us to tell us what it is like to work there, and what it's like working for Vehikl for general.
The London location is hiring developers. It is a nine person team and looking to grow. Caryn and James walk us through their on-boarding process and tell us what they look for in a new team member.
We also discuss the flourishing Dev community in London. Caryn tells us about the local meetups, conferences, and potential partnerships the London office may consider further down the line.
Some of the meetups and conferences James and Caryn mentioned today are:
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://vehikl.com.
Welcome to our first episode of the new year. Today’s episode is the start of a new series we are calling Vehikl: Under the Hood. We sit down with Colin DeCarlo and Brian Hogg and discuss some exciting developments in the London, Hamilton, and Waterloo offices. Vehikl is hiring new talent and we have many growth opportunities.
We also talk about upcoming meetups and conferences that Vehikl is involved in and what we’re looking forward to in 2019. The meetups we feature today are:
We plan to attend two conferences this year, here’s where we’ll be:
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://vehikl.com.
What does "serverless" really mean, and how do you get started working with it? Why is serverless infrastructure becoming a popular option? Join us as we have first time guest, Jesse Carter, a talented developer here at Vehikl, talk about his vast experience working with serverless architecture.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/DGS78p
We take a look at Uncle Bob’s (Bob Martin) book The Clean Coder and discuss the topic of software professionalism. We have varying degrees of experience that we share with each other and the audience. We walk chapter by chapter through the book and give some general impressions of what we took away from it. We discuss work/life balance, time management, client communication, and many other aspects of the coding lifestyle.
No matter if you are a beginner or a veteran of the software industry, The Clean Coder is key for personal professionalism.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/8LGjAU
React Native is a framework that builds applications for both IOS and Android systems. We have some curiosity about React Native and Lucas and Alex join us to tell us about their experience with React and React Native.
Lucas and Alex answer all these questions and offer their opinions on the tool. We also discuss the alternative to React and how a newbie could get their feet wet.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/MCYHbx
So how do you like to work? Are you a multi-monitor user? Do you prefer the lights on or off? Dan and Margaret sit down with Adam Frank and Brian Hogg and compare preferences, quirks, and techniques when they want to get down to work and have a productive time.
We discuss strategies and tips we’ve collected over time. We share tools we find work for us and what doesn’t work for us. Productivity is a personal experience and there is no right way to do it. Here at Vehikl we welcome all work styles and try to accommodate our team as much as possible.
Tune in to learn about some really helpful productivity tools!
Links and Resources: * Adam Frank on GitHub: https://goo.gl/wu8PtR * Brian Hogg’s website: https://goo.gl/6Rfnh2 * The 4-Hour Workweek: https://goo.gl/CHzGj7 * GitHub: https://goo.gl/zNcKXP * Waffle.io: https://goo.gl/m912rm * Jira: https://goo.gl/h5m57f * Trello: https://goo.gl/fCT3Pc * GitLab: https://goo.gl/ocvNDC * Focus@Will: https://goo.gl/Vi6gdK * Spectacle: https://goo.gl/5w4fF8 * MacBook Pro: https://goo.gl/U3V5eC * Magic Mouse: https://goo.gl/ftzwFz * Roost Laptop Stand: https://goo.gl/ub8WfC * Logitech G-Force Mouse: https://goo.gl/bL5JSH * Pomodoro Technique: https://goo.gl/XiSpTZ * Slack: https://goo.gl/uBSJuz * Unity: https://goo.gl/1RkD7Y * Gunnar Glasses: https://goo.gl/FfqD12 * F.lux: https://goo.gl/xoT6fN
Contributions: * Guests: Brian Hogg and Adam Frank * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/MCYHbx
Are you heading to Laracon US 2018 in Chicago? We’ll see you there! Brian Hogg and Justin Buchanan join Dan and Margaret to talk baseball, food, museums, and the conference we’re all excited to check out.
Rumour has it, the first 50 people to attend Colin DeCarlo’s “Design Patterns with Laravel” talk will get something special.
Bonus: Come meet the Vehikl team and grab a t-shirt and Torqd sticker at our Laracon booth!
Links and resources: * Brian Hogg on Twitter: https://goo.gl/DRm2fA * Justin Buchanan on Twitter: https://goo.gl/di7P24 * Laracon US 2018 in Chicago, IL: https://goo.gl/B8S96G * Museum of Science and Industry: https://goo.gl/wfFj23 * Pequod’s Pizza: https://goo.gl/YBPu6i * Thrilllist Chicago: https://goo.gl/gPBkfY * The Original Rainbow Cone: https://goo.gl/CXgQuF * The Tamale Guy (via Yelp): https://goo.gl/at2bZK * Diamondbacks v. Cubs at Wrigley field (July 24): https://goo.gl/urhazP * Laracon conference schedule: https://goo.gl/A478Bs * Laracon speakers: https://goo.gl/1eMq4p * Wes Bos: https://goo.gl/b5atjz * Jason Fried (Basecamp founder) on Twitter: https://goo.gl/VMUQwN * Jocelyn Glei’s Hurry Slowly podcast: https://goo.gl/MWFMiW * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF
Contributions: * Guests: Brian Hogg and Just Buchanan * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
Moving to Laravel from an existing application doesn’t have to hurt! Adapting Laravel to fit your team’s needs doesn’t either. Colin DeCarlo and Lucas Gladding join Dan and Margaret to talk strategies and experience in shuffling Laravel components between applications.
Links and resources: * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF * Lucas Gladding on Twitter: https://goo.gl/bAXU5P * Laravel PHP framework: https://goo.gl/M6X1kP * Illuminate database package on Packagist: https://goo.gl/tNQvon * Laravel Doctrine database object graph entity annotation: https://goo.gl/Rtu5zS * Laravel TwigBridge: https://goo.gl/r2qYpH * Stand Alone Blade Package: https://goo.gl/SKfrCn * Blade Package By Spatie: https://goo.gl/avPpfZ * Packagist: https://goo.gl/f5W5nE * Custom Auth Drivers in Laravel: https://goo.gl/hSDpXo * Respect validation: https://goo.gl/Yjc5oH * PSR-11 Container interface: https://goo.gl/xZvNdA * September 2016 issue of php[architect]: https://goo.gl/KVKKrL
Contributions: * Guests: Colin DeCarlo and Lucas Gladding * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
What exactly is paired programming? How do you make it work for you and your team? What happens when you make it a mob? Colin DeCarlo and Grant Lovell join Dan and Margaret to talk through getting collaborative with your code.
Links and resources: * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF * Grant Lovell on Twitter: https://goo.gl/ARoaQC * deliver:Agile 2018 conference: https://goo.gl/LmYXx3 * Woody Zuill talk on “No Estimates”: https://goo.gl/xagf37 * Exercism code challenges: https://goo.gl/gmBBhQ * Coding Dojo Katas: https://goo.gl/DD8q1h * GPUG Meetup: https://goo.gl/VL7ziB * Woody Zuill talk on “Mob Programming”: https://goo.gl/isZcp1 * Brooks’ Law via Wikipedia: https://goo.gl/JFBAQq * PHP Mentoring: https://goo.gl/ALUWjk * “Extreme Programming Explained” by Kent Beck: https://goo.gl/4WLPVx * “Pair Programming Illuminated” by Laurie Williams and Robert Kessler: https://goo.gl/t5jiFh * “A day of Mob Programming” timelapse video: https://goo.gl/EfV78G * “The Clean Coder” by Robert Martin: https://goo.gl/DK5nyM
Contributions: * Guests: Colin DeCarlo and Grant Lovell * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
We’re back with part two of our inaugural Torqd book club; discussing Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin’s “Clean Architecture” with Colin DeCarlo, Brad Brothers, and Lucas Gladding. This time, we’re starting from the beginning of the book, diving into the SOLID acronym, dissecting the principles behind it, and debating when and how to put new lessons from a book into daily practice.
If you haven’t read the book, it might be a good idea to give it at least a skim before listening to this episode. Heck, we’d argue that it’s worth reading for your career alone, whether or not you listen to Torqd! We got so much from it that we broke our discussion into a two-parter. You can listen to part one right here: https://goo.gl/CRjYbi
Links and resources: * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF * Brad Brothers on Twitter: https://goo.gl/VkKoMk * Lucas Gladding on Twitter: https://goo.gl/bAXU5P * “Clean Architecture” by Robert Martin: https://goo.gl/mDdWM9 * Part 1 of our discussion: https://goo.gl/CRjYbi * Godwin’s Law via Wikipedia: https://goo.gl/1GqUJC * Hamburger emoji debate via The Verge: https://goo.gl/NSaVwz
Contributions: * Guests: Colin DeCarlo, Brad Brothers, and Lucas Gladding * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
Gather ‘round for the inaugural Torqd book club. For our first entry, we’re looking at “Clean Architecture” by Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin. With guests Colin DeCarlo, Brad Brothers, and Lucas Gladding, we’ll explore some of the larger concepts covered in the book (dependency inversion, plugin architecture, design patterns, tech debt) and hit on a few of our guests’ favourite parts.
If you haven’t read the book, it might be a good idea to give it at least a skim before listening to this episode. Heck, we’d argue that it’s worth reading for your career alone, whether or not you listen to Torqd! We got so much from it that we broke our discussion into a two-parter. Listen to part two here: https://goo.gl/bxDEVW
Links and resources: * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF * Brad Brothers on Twitter: https://goo.gl/VkKoMk * Lucas Gladding on Twitter: https://goo.gl/bAXU5P * “Clean Architecture” by Robert Martin: https://goo.gl/mDdWM9
Contributions: * Guests: Colin DeCarlo, Brad Brothers, and Lucas Gladding * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
What is imposter syndrome? What makes it so tough to get over? Does it hit our industry harder than others? Brian and Daniel join Margaret and Dan to explore their own views on, experiences of, and ways to cope with that “I don’t belong here” feeling.
Links and resources: * Brian Hogg on Twitter: https://goo.gl/DRm2fA * Daniel Mills on GitHub: https://goo.gl/irnX3K * “Clean Coder”: https://goo.gl/DK5nyM * DHH on Twitter: https://goo.gl/LSfYCm * “13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do”: https://goo.gl/peUBGN * “The Imposter’s Handbook”: https://goo.gl/U1ojsv
Contributions: * Guests: Brian Hogg and Daniel Mills * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
Adam and Stephen rejoin Margaret and Dan for a short recap of VueConf US 2018 in New Orleans. How much did we learn? What did we eat? Where did we drink? Who got searched for contraband at the airport? Tune in to find out!
Links and resources: * VueConf US 2018: https://goo.gl/KEqY9b * Adam Frank on Twitter: https://goo.gl/ojQsfW * Stephen Belyea on Twitter: https://goo.gl/wcvM5n * Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop: https://goo.gl/7NJ1Zg * Cafe Du Monde: https://goo.gl/gGxUXY * Sheraton New Orleans: https://goo.gl/2SzoXL * House of Blue New Orleans: https://goo.gl/6SUFYm * Riverview Room: https://goo.gl/Wb2s2M * Willie’s Chicken Shack: https://goo.gl/64swLg * Three Legged Dog: https://goo.gl/RkjWx7 * Vue.js sponsors: https://goo.gl/HwToQN
Contributions: * Guests: Adam Frank and Stephen Belyea * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
Heading to VueConf US in New Orleans this week? So are we! Adam and Stephen join Margaret and Dan to talk food, drinks, and fun in The Big Easy. Stick it out long enough, and we might even talk about the conference.
Bonus: Come meet the Vehikl team and grab a t-shirt at our VueConf booth!
Links and resources: * VueConf US 2018 (March 26-28 in New Orleans): https://goo.gl/KEqY9b * Adam Frank on Twitter: https://goo.gl/ojQsfW * Stephen Belyea on Twitter: https://goo.gl/wcvM5n * Sheraton New Orleans hotel: https://goo.gl/2SzoXL * Episode 12 of Torqd on Vue: https://goo.gl/r2uQNC * New Orleans episode of “The Layover”: https://goo.gl/JubQHZ * Crawfish episode of “Ugly Delicious” (referred to as “Ugly Food” by Steve): https://goo.gl/grpRqD
Contributions: * Guests: Adam Frank and Stephen Belyea * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
With VueConf US approaching, we’re looking at our experiences with Vue in production. Returning guest Colin DeCarlo and new-to-the-show guest Brian Hogg sit down with Dan and Margaret for an overVue.
From bare bones usage as data-binding jQuery replacement, through enhancing existing environments without damaging the goods, to building out a ground-up SPA, Vue is useful for any project our guests (and Dan) have thrown at it.
Links and resources: * VueConf US 2018 (March 26-28 in New Orleans): https://goo.gl/KEqY9b * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF * Brian Hogg on Twitter: https://goo.gl/DRm2fA * Vue’s “Getting Started” documentation: https://goo.gl/wcws3K * Adam Frank’s Shopify store (The Roasters Pack) with in-template Vue: https://goo.gl/K16XMo * Webpack Vue-loader on GitHub: https://goo.gl/2GjNsH * Colin’s MMA SPA (MMA Companion) built with Vue: https://goo.gl/Z6qHQn * Vue-router documentation: https://goo.gl/FF8JDo * Prerender.io crawler service: https://goo.gl/qe8YNe * VueX state management: https://goo.gl/nFV6Cv
Contributions: * Guests: Colin DeCarlo and Brian Hogg * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
What is a11y all about? What does this mean from a user’s perspective? How does accessibility weigh-in on your project costs? Join us in this episode as our producer (and front end developer), Stephen Belyea talks about the importance of web accessibility.
Bonus: Come meet Stephen Belyea in person at GPUG’s monthly Meetup on Wednesday, February 28th, 2018, for his talk: End to End A11y. https://goo.gl/quR1yy
Links and resources: * Stephen Belyea on Twitter: https://goo.gl/wcvM5n * WCAG 2.0: https://goo.gl/BmgH3i * A11ycasts’ introduction to Chrome’s a11y auditing tool: https://goo.gl/b44xdG * Global Accessibility Awareness Day: https://goo.gl/u8r2Ej * Jennison Asuncion on Twitter: https://goo.gl/jfczcX * A11ycasts With Rob Dodson: https://goo.gl/x7Hke7 * Ontario’s (AODA) Accessibility Laws: https://goo.gl/3onCk9 * WAI-ARIA 1.1: https://goo.gl/e6GaXz * BBC Accessibility Standards and Guidelines: https://goo.gl/eYqMf8 * Paypal’s Bootstrap Accessibility plugin: https://goo.gl/xtfceP * WCAG Contrast Minimum: https://goo.gl/9k7JdV * a11yTO Meetup group: https://goo.gl/vrxBuJ * a11yTO Camp: https://goo.gl/9zTD6U * a11yTO Conf: https://goo.gl/a4v77i * GPUG Meetup’s February 2018 Talk (End to End A11y): https://goo.gl/quR1yy * Léonie Watson on Twitter: https://goo.gl/mea2Am * Billy Gregory on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Qy2NaC * Karl Groves on Twitter: https://goo.gl/fgzLEb * Janna Cameron on Twitter: https://goo.gl/cRmq8b * Steve Faulkner on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Zr5UdK
Contributions: * Guest: Stephen Belyea * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
New to CSS Grid? Heard of Grid but hesitant to ship it in the wild? Margaret and (our brand new co-host) Dan speak with designer Darren Galway about Grid’s new syntax, browser support, and getting it integrated into current projects.
Links and resources: * Darren Galway on Twitter: https://goo.gl/ZPddms * MDN Grid specs: https://goo.gl/ghWfBJ * “Can I Use” support for grid: https://goo.gl/fh49gQ * CSS Grid Garden: https://goo.gl/717hsT * Flexbox Froggy: https://goo.gl/fK9Zzt * CSS Tricks’ “A Complete Guide to Grid”: https://goo.gl/WSb6mg * Rachel Andrew’s “Grid by Example”: https://goo.gl/yfVwwD * Rachel Andrew on Twitter: https://goo.gl/Hqyh3a * “Start Using CSS Grid Today” talk by Rachel Andrew: https://goo.gl/bFQAMy * Wes Bos’ CSS Grid course: https://goo.gl/Kef5XT * Firefox Quantum announcement: https://goo.gl/QE7VgB * “Layout Land” video series with Jen Simmons: https://goo.gl/XiQB9a
Contributions: * Guest: Darren Galway * Hosts: Dan Soppelsa and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: https://goo.gl/TdJjR7
What exactly is code review? Is it more than just telling somebody what’s wrong with their code? Of course it is! Join developers, Colin DeCarlo, Dan Mills, and Justin Buchanan, as they sit in with Margaret to drop comments, request changes, and give approvals.
Links and resources: * Colin DeCarlo on Twitter: https://goo.gl/tYRaDF * Colin DeCarlo on GitHub: https://goo.gl/ePFtPJ * Dan Mills on GitHub: https://goo.gl/irnX3K * Justin Buchanan on Twitter: https://goo.gl/di7P24 * Travis CI test and deploy platform: https://goo.gl/qjjmkd
Contributions: * Guests: Colin DeCarlo, Dan Mills, Justin Buchanan * Host: Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
Tired of testing? We aren’t! We’re focusing on what goes into testing the front end. Alex Barry, one of our senior devs, weighs in on the process, differences from back end, and helping you code better.
Links and resources: * Alex Barry on Twitter: https://goo.gl/C181KJ * Alex Barry on GitHub: https://goo.gl/h63i3D * Mocha JS testing framework: https://goo.gl/Vh6yya * SeleniumHQ browser automator: https://goo.gl/aLrZY9 * Robert “Uncle Bob” Martin’s “Clean Code” handbook: https://goo.gl/rFNtzg * ESLint linting utility: https://goo.gl/bhoUQz * Chai assertion library: https://goo.gl/8eAyVq * JavaScript Standard Style: https://goo.gl/5d6zht
Contributions: * Guest: Alex Barry * Hosts: Eric Drouillard and Margaret Tavares * Production and editing: Stephen Belyea * Music and show art: Adam Frank * Recording facilities: Vehikl (Waterloo)
Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
Good testing is tough. We’re talking testing in design, development, and the future of your app with two of our senior devs - Brad Brothers, and Colin DeCarlo.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team.Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
The time has come for Colin Mills and Justin Buchanan to graduate from their 16-month co-op term at Vehikl. We talk highlights, experiences, and career growth throughout the term.
Get real advice from students on turbo boosting your career through co-op and understanding the ins and outs of the industry from the starting line.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
The dust has settled since our trip to Laracon 2017 in New York City. Join Product Designer Caryn Humphreys, and Developers Jesse O’Brien and Adam Frank to dig into impressions and the Laracon experience.
We’ll touch on the wide variety of talk topics, from education to inspirational, and how to make the most of any conference.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
Day 1 of Laracon US 2017 is a wrap and the after party is well underway. We grabbed a few developer friends for a quick recap of the day’s events.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team.Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
It’s Laracon week and we’re getting ready for Laravel’s 5.5 release. Developers Jesse O’Brien, Colin DeCarlo, and Dan Soppelsa sit down to chat through features, updates, and tools implemented for the release.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
Tech mentions: Laravel, Laracon, PHP, PHP 7, long term support (LTS), pivot casting, JSON, serialize array, dump and die, collections, transformation, pipeline, debug, class, framework, Symfony, service provider, stack trace, SOAP, validation, rule contract, callback, Node, boolean, filter, Ruby, exceptions, database schema, migration, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Linux, sudo, Git, rebase, Vue, Bootstrap, React, front end presets, Blade templates, API, Javascript frameworks, Horizon
We’re sitting down with Senior Developer Colin DeCarlo, and occasional computer user Daniel Mills, to discuss how they started, where they’ve been, and choices made along the way. Regardless of where your career is at, Colin and Dan have wisdom to spare.
From early days during the dot-com bust, to running and hosting Southern Ontario’s premiere PHP user’s group, Colin’s breadth of perspective and experience is tough to beat. Dan’s start as a co-op, through Angular pro, and onto expert and proponent of Javascript fundamentals, is nothing to sniff at. Listen in for a fun romp through two careers’ worth of dos, don’ts, and dunnos.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: goo.gl/TdJjR7
Tech mentions: Angular, Angular directives, Knockout, programming fundamentals, React, lifecycle methods, design patterns, adapter pattern, Oracle, PHP
We’re talking our favourite lightweight Javascript framework/libraries: React and Vue. Senior full-stack developers Jesse O’Brien and Dan Soppelsa join our co-hosts, Eric and Margaret, for this debut Torqd chat.
Sit-in as we learn more about Jesse and Dan’s careers, history with the Javascript landscape, and philosophies on getting started or just keeping up. Stick around for thoughts on the future of jQuery, what to jump into for a first framework, and where best to start tinkering and learning.
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Special thanks for the help and support from the entire Vehikl team. Check out Vehikl online: vehikl.com
Tech mentions: CodeIgnitor, FuelPHP, Laravel, C++, Java, jQuery, Angular, Backbone, Marionette, React, WordPress, responsive, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Vue, ES6, Typescript, CDN, Redux, VueX, MVC, Polymer