Automatic living styleguide helps to create styleguides from documentation in our CSS styles. We will explore 2 tools KSS-Node and StyleDocco with CSS and CSS pre-processor, SASS along with its plugin in GruntJS build tool.

Regular expressions or regex is a symbolic language to describe a pattern of characters so that we can match it with a required set. We can use regex pattern amtching across various programming languages to detect and match patterns as required.

Bower is a client-side package manager. We will explore how to install, uninstall, define dependencies as well as integrate the modules with RequireJS.

NodeJS is a V8 engine based event-driven I/O platform to build applications. In this episode we will explore the concepts of asynchronous, non-blocking programs along with how to schedule or delay the execution of a function with event loops and child processes. Lastly, we will end off with a simple TCP chat server.

SQL is a structured query language for databases. In this episode we will create a simple database on our Solar System planets and their moons. We will explore both a GUI Sequel Pro for viewing SQL as well as SQLfiddle, a web based version to run SQL statements. Then we will display the data create using php and sinatra (ruby).

BackboneJS is a client-side MV* framework that will help us structure our code, provide templates to inject the data as well as render a fast changes UI with ajax. In this episode we will create a simple client-side reading list of computing books!

Vim is an extension of Vi editor, a powerful text editor used with much configurations and customisations among developers. With many keystrokes and shortcuts, we can achieve enchanced productivity given the high learning curve. In this episode we will review the basics of Vim with a simple outline of software design patterns.

Sinatra is a simple domain-specific language that is minimalistic. In this episode, we will explore the basics of Sinatra such as routing, templates, sessions, errors with a simple project based on Prisoner's Dilemma!

Vagrant creates reproducible, portable development environments that can be packaged and passed on to other developers to create an exact copy. In this episode, we will learn how to installed virtual machines with packages as well as view them in the host machine. We will run Vagrant with a simple html page and a NodeJS "hello world" project.

Alfred is a productivity tool on the Mac OSX system that allows us to search for many things or perform various actions with just hot keys at hand. In this episode we will look at features such as find, search, calculator, contacts. As developers, we will also learn how to run shell scripts and even create/edit themes and workflows! Alfred certainly adds a tonne of fun in our daily workflow.