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- Publisher |
- Sam Selikoff, Ryan Toronto
- Media Type |
- audio
- Categories Via RSS |
- Technology
- Publication Date |
- Jul 31, 2019
- Episode Duration |
- 01:34:05
Topics include:
- 5:26 – Bringing Mirage to a wider JavaScript audience
- 17:14 – Setting up tests in Gatsby, and why wiring up boilerplate code is not always bad
- 28:56 – React's children API, MDX, and template imports in Ember
- 39:17 – How extracting things in React feels compared to extracting things in Ember
- 42:30 – React's children, and constraints vs. flexibility
- 1:05:52 – API design, and letting someone feel the pain rather than telling them they can't do something
- 1:23:16 - Dynamic vs. static children
Sponsors:
- TrueCoach, check out their engineering culture and hiring pages
Links:
Sam and Ryan talk about APIs that empower developers, even if it means giving them enough freedom to make mistakes. They also talk about building a component with dynamic children in both Ember and React.
Topics include:
- 5:26 – Bringing Mirage to a wider JavaScript audience
- 17:14 – Setting up tests in Gatsby, and why wiring up boilerplate code is not always bad
- 28:56 – React's children API, MDX, and template imports in Ember
- 39:17 – How extracting things in React feels compared to extracting things in Ember
- 42:30 – React's children, and constraints vs. flexibility
- 1:05:52 – API design, and letting someone feel the pain rather than telling them they can't do something
- 1:23:16 - Dynamic vs. static children
Sponsors:
- TrueCoach, check out their engineering culture and hiring pages
Links:
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