PodKit: Recent Episodes
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PodKit is a show about Apple inclined Web Developers discussing web development and technology in general, with hosts Brian Mitchell, Brandon Johnson, and Ryan Rampersad.
Oops, we're back and try to cover 11 months in one episode! Brian, Brandon and Ryan return each with some personal catch up and chat about better browser Interop, swc and esbuild and so much more.
Brian's starting a new job, standing desk mats, Create React App 4 Upgrade, Tailwind JIT, and shoutouts!
Eleventy, XPath, a custom GitHub Action, and new Apple Silicon Macs for Ryan and Brandon!
Eleventy and Tailwind followup, fonts, the new Apple Silicon Macs, and New Twitter Follows.
Hacktoberfest woes, Elevently, Not using Wordpress for W3C Redesign, TypeScript Explicit Types, and New Twitter Follows!
iPad keyboards, History API, testing React apps, Jest's test.each, and Brandon got a Synology NAS!
Brandon, Brian, and Ryan are back yet again, talking about the Black Lives Matter movement and Recoil and React state management.
Brian and Ryan made a Canvas Animation, Brian used Svelte, and the trio discussed React frameworks and platforms with the new Vercel and Remix announcements!
COVID-19, react-placeholder, NPM Acquisition, Tailwind CSS, React Native, and New Twitter Followees!
New year, new travels, Yarn 2, Brandon's new computer, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and new Twitter followees.
We finish off the year with holiday cards, static site generators, React Query, React Spring, and Redux Toolkit!
This episode is about as standard as it gets, new Apple hardware, new React news and updates, and Twitter Followees!
For completely unrelated reasons, Brian and Brandon share a microphone and are joined by Ryan for the 50th episode of PodKit. React, react-native, a new npm package, and node.js on Windows.
Open Source North, TypeScript 3.5, Dark Themes in the web, MacBook Pro Refresh, and WWDC19!
The PodKitters talk about Minnebar, React Hooks (big surprise), design systems, ServerlessMN, Overcast's clip sharing, Apple rumors, and more!
Brian talks about his experience writing a custom React Hook, Ryan talks TypeScript and a quick trip, and the trio discusses rumors of new Macs coming later this year.
The PodKitters discuss CSS Grid, React design systems, work life balance, and how about that fresh new Slack logo?
On this episode, the PodKitters discuss Dan Abramov's response to our last episode, his new blog, more on React Hooks, Expo, talks, and new Twitter Followees.
The PodKitters discuss the new React Hook proposal, the React ecosystem, new hardware, and VR!
The PodKitters discuss programming knowledge, semicolons, Ryan's Galaxy Note 9, and Twitter/Mastodon.
The PodKitters dedicate an entire episode to discussing the Apple rumors and leaks about new iPhones and the September Event.
Hear the Podkitters discuss internships, learning from the beginning, git, cellular carriers, and, of course, Twitter followees.
Ever wanted to feel like it was May, but in July? Well, courtesy of Brandon, you can now hear our WWDC predictions, here! On the other side of WWDC!
Ryan, Brian and Brandon begin spring with a serious phone encryption discussion, the obligatory talk on React, speculation on upcoming Apple events and of course, new Twitter Followees!
Brandon, Ryan and Brian discuss workplace distractions, disruptions and the their causes and dealing with them, Brian joins our React fan club, a note on Brandon's upcoming talk and new twitter followees!
Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss Meltdown and Spectre and just how big an issue they really are, thoughts on the powerful new iMac Pro, contemplate the nature of architectural decisions and where they are saved for reference, plus Twitter followees!
Twitter now has 280 characters, Firefox Quantum has launched, Ryan has more Vue stuff to talk about, and the age of simultaneously editing the same code is here!
Brandon, Brian, and Ryan discuss the Apple Event, W3C's DRM standard, js-beautify's broken release, ReactJS's license, and Microsoft.
Brandon, Brian, and Ryan discuss supporting open-source communities, Ryan's first React native app, roles in developing software, MidwestJS, and Twitter followees. BONUS: iPhone 8 rumors after show!
Brandon, Brian, and Ryan discuss Groovy, Grails, Rails, hostel Wi-Fi in Europe, VueConf, Ryan's new website deployment pipeline, and numerous Twitter accounts!
Ryan, Brandon and Brian talk about Tavis' return, Windows 10 S and the new Surface Laptop, Ryan's pursuit of the Samsung S8+ and of course - Twitter Followees!
It's been four months, and Brian, Brandon and Ryan recount the last few months of time, and discuss the next iPhone and the latest Galaxy S8, the expectation of "frameworks" to last, React Native lessons and more!
We chat about Brian's new work with Angular, D3 and ancient versions of Webpack, Ryan's recent work with Angular 1 and 2, MongoDB and more, and Brandon's triumph over his thesis - plus - Twitter Followees!
Brandon, Brian, and Ryan discuss Apple's new MacBook Pros, Brian's weatherBot project, the Mac App Store, functional programming, auditing user activity with elastic search.
Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss the pre-ordered iPhone 7 arriving soon, ARM's sudden break, JSMN promotions, AspectJ+AOP with TailF, SSH configs, Jekyll blogging and the late breaking news from Marco himself - plus Twitter Followees!
Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss great slides from Apple's security experts, more Docker koolaid, a Facebook chat bot, plus, we have new Twitter followees!
Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss blogs, and some new work, plus a follow up on Open Source North, as well WWDC news and final predictions and Twitter Followees!
Ryan, Brian and Brandon discuss what they have been working on, some agile experiences, SIGNAL 2016, new Twitter followees and so much more!
Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss the last few weeks of Brian's college life and his new website and blog, Brandon's new blog, Ryan's new domain, the new MacBook and our intense desire for a new MacBook Pro, a query in React world, and of course, our Twitter followees.
PodKit returns with Ryan, Brian and Brandon discussion Ryan's new work, Puppet and ZSH, Microsoft's surprise BASH at BUILD, iOS colors and more!
Ryan, Brian and Brandon reflect on our previous episode with follow up, discuss JavaScript Minnesota and #TCSWEDU, then Ryan finally explains his thoughts on the revised WarGame across the board, plus a brief discussion on the latest Apple v. FBI case details and more!
Ryan, Brandon and Brian are joined by special guest but long time Twitter follower, Max Fierke, and they discuss listener feedback, Apple's iAd, rumors about the iPhone 7's lack of headphone jack and the rumored smaller iPhone, Brendan Eich's new Browser -- Brave, and Node Foundation additions, plus Twitter followees!
Brandon, Brian and Ryan discuss shells, web design trends, IPv4 and IPv6, fascinating systems programming and language design, plus, new twitter followees!
Brian Mitchell, Brandon Johnson and Ryan Rampersad discuss 2 Factor Authentication in University and elsewhere, Facebook's maybe-nefarious silence, malicious ads, exploration of interesting topics, "pro tier hax", and why money is not poured into schools, among other great topics!
Ryan, Brian and Brandon discuss last week's feedback, the future of interchangeable parts on phones and sustainability, the grand open-sourcing of Swift and Chakra and our new people on Twitter!
Ryan, Brian and Brandon convene after a month away, and discuss Github's new/same look, an amusing image library, Foundation 6, Drones and Black Friday, networking gear and more!
Brandon, Brian and Ryan declare iTunes availability, and discuss Vue.js, Babel 6, AMP, the new Apple TV and new people to follow on Twitter!
Brandon, Ryan, and Brian discuss the recent Google and Microsoft events, some updates for iOS and OSX, and Brandon discusses his Two Factor Authentication strategy.
Brian, Brandon and Ryan discuss iOS9, Amazon's new tablet and refreshed TV devices, a little story about Marco and blocking ads, tracking and more.
On the tail end of the Nexus Special #40, Brandon joins Ryan and Brian and together, they perform a somewhat unscheduled PodKit #10, discussion on Brian's danish SIM setup, Apple watches, cookies, Alphabet and Google and more!
While Brian prepares to adventure across the world, we discuss Windows 10 and Edge, the complexity of the web, fresh Intel Skylake processors, plus Twitter and LinkedIn time.
Ryan, Brian and Brandon mention new people to follow on Twitter, various pros and cons to SASS and the complexity of CSS in production, the expectation of website performance and Google's official major pivot back from "social is the future"!
Ryan, Brian and Brandon experience the woes of CenturyLink and Comcast, discuss follow up, Ryan makes his final Zenfone 2 remarks, Brian mentions a little bit of the HackerTeam news, the Apple watch owners agree with slowing Apple Watch sales, and to finish up, we stare at Pluto.
Ryan follows up on the Zenfone 2 and Straight Talk experiences - pretty good overall, and then mentions an updated version of the WarGame in Rust, Brandon's vertical alignment woes and more discussion on package managers and their pain points.
Ryan shares his new experience with Straight Talk and the anticipation of testing a new phone - coming soon, Brian dives into a iOS 8.3 Jailbreak update during the show and encounters trouble, and Brandon shares his time at Twin Cities Drupal Camp!
Brandon returns stateside with Brian and Ryan, and explains his international mobile data adventure, Brian shares his hackathon stories, and they discuss Oracle in the web cloud and quite a bit about ads.
Ryan, Brandon and Brian discuss listener follow up, plus the new Tweetbot for Mac, software bugs and broken updates, and the merits educational materials and paying for it.
Brandon, Brian and Ryan discuss the Apple Watch, mice and keyboards, news aggregation, package managers and their merits, and more!
A new podcast has emerged! Ryan, Brian and Brandon talk about Microsoft's new initiatives for Windows apps, ARM Macs, strange social networks, Periscope, Brandon's experience at Signalconf and more.