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Video hereGant Laborde is an owner of Infinite Red, mentor, adjunct professor, published author, and award-winning speaker. For 20 years, he has been involved in software development and continues strong today. He is an “open sourcerer”, team leader, and aspires to one day become a mad scientist. He blogs, videos, and maintains popular repositories for the community.In this talk we discussed one of his open-source projects NSFW.js.

This episode is a  panel with Shaun Connor, Director of Amicus Recruitment,  and some junior developers and another senior developer.Some of the participants:Severine LegonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/severine-legon-5b3580167/Github: https://github.com/severine98

First Learn with Us episode branded as Learn EngineeringDavid is a Reliable, Affordable, DBS Checked, Insured, 24hr, Independent Residential and Commercial Locksmith based in Leeds, West Yorkshire -

Alex is currently the lead developer for a startup in China that is pioneering an online spot market platform for the beef and mutton industries. But that's where the somewhat normal resume part stops. Since graduating two years ago from Georgia Tech, Alex has been travelling through Asia with just a book bag of possessions, working as a remote developer. Currently living in Vladivostok, Russia, Alex has set out on a year-long metaphorical journey that might push him to new heights, or spell his destruction.-----------------------------------------------Got feedback for the show? Tweet

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Tim Roven is a musician, composer and sound designer from Brooklyn New York. He started studying classical violin at age 4 and played in orchestras and chamber groups through college. After college he played guitar and violin in various bands in Chapel Hill, North Carolina before moving back to New York.In New York City he started the web design firm Blue Hypermedia which he eventually sold. Throughout this time he was doing studio session work and occasional touring with bands. After his first child was born he kept to the studio where he did composition work for Fortune 500 corporate presentations and annual reports, advertising and documentary films.What Tim says about the origins of Tabletop Audio:Tabletop Audio was a side project which resulted from playing tabletop role playing games with my 2 young boys. Even though my boys are now too cool to play with me I realized that I had stumbled on something which I loved doing and it quickly became my main focus. Working on Tabletop Audio has allowed me to pur

Another episode spent with Dylan Schiemann after running his first online conferencehttps://halfstackconf.com/online/Got feedback for the show? Tweet

Adrian Coded from scratch a 3-D games engine written an assembly language back in the 90s for Stunt Island. He also ran several games companies and does consulting.His company website is here.-----------------------------------------------Got feedback for the show? Tweet

Erez created some keyboards that my friends rave about and he founded mem.dev-----------------------------------------------Got feedback for the show? Tweet

Another episode with I spent the afternoon with Dylan Schiemann talking about how he is dealing with the Tech Conference Armageddon.We also go detail into the Dojo.js Framework.If you want to go to Virtual Half stack you can go here:https://halfstackconf.com/online/Got feedback for the show? Tweet

Chris is developer I helped to transition from tech recruitment to professional frontend development.Fancy hearing me talk to other guests about non tech related topics? Why not take a stroll over to my other podcast: Influencers Cafe ☕.

Patrick is a Dad, programmer, gamer, roboticist. Helping developers make games with Firebase.You can see him in action here 

Max was the founder of https://spectrum.chat/Now He works at Gatsby. We also talk about the acquisition process he had with Github and about the importance of immediate feedback on start-up ideas.One of his latest startups: https://changefeed.app/

The first conference podcast I have recorded. I talk with industry veterans in the event space about how conferences are moving virtual. Juho Vepsäläinen  runs React Finland and Daniel (known more popularly as DanRam) is an igniter. A 5x TEDx speaker, 3x entrepreneur, prolific speaker, and startup coach.

Alpine is a rugged, minimal framework for composing JavaScript behavior in your markup. I talked to the founder about its use cases and motivation.Caleb is an open-source PHP/JavaScript developer from Buffalo, NY. His main projects are Laravel Livewire and AlpineJS. His mission is to make developers happier and more productive with the tools he makes. He tries really hard to make things as simple as possible and fight the onslaught of complexity that is the modern JS ecosystem. When he is not writing, coding, or podcasting, he is spending time with family or fishing.Check out his podcast: https://noplanstomerge.simplecast.com/

A more bleak than usual episode, but we will afford us this liberty given this pandemic. I talk with Johan Ronsse, who is a UI/UX Designer & Front-end Developer at Mono, about his efforts in building the community for Svelte Routify.We discuss the following example: https://example.routify.dev/example 

Gerry is an industry veteran with a wealth of experience and owns the the website IT Contractor which has been up since 1999.The website is one of the U.K.'s best resources for information regarding the IT contracting profession.Some of the articles we talked about:http://www.itcontractor.com/ir35-18-ways-to-stay-outside-it/