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On this episode, we have Jason McCallister and Brad Bell from Pixel & Tonic on to talk about their new Craft Nitro product for local PHP development. Nitro is a lightweight local dev environment that leverages Canonical’s Multipass technology that gives you the benefits you want from a VM, but without the heaviness you don’t. We talk about ho..

Jennifer Blumberg hosts this episode with Giel Tettelaar, Tech Lead @ Global Network Group & the author of the Craft CMS testing environment to talk all about testing! Ben Croker from Put Your Lights On joins in the discussion of what testing is, where to test, and when to test. We delve into practical times when a plugin developer or custom ..

On this episode we talk to Notion Jedi Marie Poulin about the free-form, flexible organization tool that is Notion. Marie leads us through how Notion has literally transformed her business as well as her life, as she now runs Notion Office Hours live streams, and has a consulting business that orbits around the tool. We also talk about how Jonath..

In this episode, we talk to Andreas Wittig from cloudonaut.io about best practices when using Docker for our web applications. We delve into what Docker is, and how the packaging of devops as config allows for easier onboarding, and also easier rollback to whatever dev environment a particular project needs. Then Andreas regales us with his top D..

On this episode we have the author of Alpine.js, Caleb Porzio, on to discuss his very lightweight JavaScript library that just might be exactly what you need. We talk about whether the world really needs another JavaScript library, and how Alpine was born out of Caleb’s experience of using Vue.js extensively for years in building application. We’r..

In this episode, we talk to Mike Taber about his Software as a Service (Saas) product Bluetick.io that automates personalized contact emails for you. We discuss the product, and how agencies/freelancers might use it, and then also delve into Mike’s background in starting Microconf with Rob Walling foot bootstrapped startup founders. We go on to d..

On this episode, we talk to Ben Orenstein about Tuple, dubbed “The best remote pair programming app on macOS”. We discuss why pair programming is such a helpful thing to be doing, whether you’re working remotely or even on-site together, in terms of learning by observing, which is what we primates are geared for. With more and more people being a..

On this episode, we’re joined by special guest Lea Alcantara to talk with Kitze about Sizzy, his web browser for developers & designers. We discuss how Sizzy allows you to visualize your project holistically, by showing you how it looks on multiple devices & orientations simultaneously. Sizzy is also something that Quality Assurance (QAs)..

On this episode, we talk to Matt Barron, who as of today left his job as a senior designer at Thinkmill… and exited the tech business entirely. We talk to Matt about the motivation for leaving the tech business after being fully immersed in it for almost 30 years. We discuss the courage it takes to leave something behind that you’ve become so skil..

In this episode we talk to Paulo Elias, formerly from IDEO, about his experiences interviewing for a frontend web development position in 2020. We talk about the interview process, and how much of the focus is on JavaScript, with CSS and HTML as almost an afterthought. Is this just a thing inside the bubble that is Silicon Valley, or is it a broa..