The Full Stack Episode 7 covers the static content generation tool DocPad, a discussion about using SQL and NoSQL databases, and a review of various Code Standards

In Episode 06 of The Full Stack we discuss the current state of FEO, including what it is. We then talk about Cross-training for developers, we thank a listener for his critiques, and then Phil rants for 10 minutes on pixel-dense devices and the marketing behind them.

In this episode of the full stack we discuss the always-running-profiler that is available in Chrome Canary.

We then talk about the amazing JRebel product that we use daily in our development.

Last we talk about REST services and our experience being the first company to integrate with the jobs.utah.gov website.

This week on The Full Stack, we discuss what tools developers use to get the job done. We also discuss how to document code and the tooling that we use to do it. Finally we finish things up with a rant on why CES just didn't matter this year (for us).

In this episode of The Full Stack Phil Dutson and Casey Doolittle discuss RiotJS - a 1kb JavaScript front-end framework that uses an MVP model, Chrome with baked in Dart support, and a discussion on a four year old blog post about whether to use Try/Catch or not.

Phil, Casey, Sid, and Sean discuss the recent poll from CSS-Tricks on Web App or Website and their take on it.

We also discuss the Geek Number/Score that a recruiter uses to evaluate possible engineers without having them take a technical exam.

Show notes and links are available at http://www.devcannon.com/2013/12/the-full-stack-podcast-episode-02/

Full show notes for episode 1 can be found at http://www.devcannon.com/2013/12/the-full-stack-podcast-episode-01/