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Crash Log
Crash Log episodes
- Episode 7: Server Edition - Node architecture and Denali.js post-mortem
- Ilya talks about crashing the Crash app 0:30
- Semantic Release isn't transactional 2:55
- The lesson: Don't cancel releases 5:35
- Server environment, our setup, woes and the awesomeness 5:55
- Why GraphQL and not JSON API (spec) 8:00
- Using Apollo 9:30
- Our architecture 09:50
- Thoughts on why a conventional backend is so hard 12:25
- Two apps, backend and frontend (regarding episode of https://embermap.com/podcast) 15:00
- Denali - opinionated backend framework for Node 19:30
- https://denalijs.org/
- Challenges 20:40
- TypeORM vs Active Record 22:00
- Limitations of SQL 25:30
- EdgeDB 26:15
- Why Denali failed 28:5035 min - Episode 6: Inner vs Outer HTML, Splat Areas, and Fastboot complexity
- Inner vs Outer HTML semantics 0:00
- Modifiers and Splattributes 6:00
- Tweet mentioned by Ilya 10:45
- Pre-RFC 13:10, 14:20
- Complexity added by Fastboot 14:40
- Ryan Toronto's tweet about Fastboot workers 28:1030 min - Episode 5: FastBoot, memory leaks, auth, and #Ember2019Dave and Ilya discuss the recent deployment of FastBoot at Crash, hunting down memory leaks using ndb and the delete key, handling authentication with a FastBoot server, and the recent #Ember2019 blog posts46 min
- Episode 4: Product Hunt launch, speed vs. quality, integrationsDave & Ilya cover the Crash launch on Product Hunt, trying to balance speed vs. quality in an early stage startup, integrating 3rd party services like Typeform, rolling thunder launches and how developers are terrible at marketing32 min
- Episode 2: How we work, and the safety of the herdIlya and Dave discuss the advantages and disadvantages of kanban over two weeks sprints for fast iteration, dealing with tech debt, and data fetching in realtime.40 min
- Episode 1: KickoffDave and Ilya kick off the Crash Log podcast with updates from EmberConf, explain how functional CSS frameworks like Tailwind might not be the best solution, talk about a new CSS linting project Ilya is working on, and explain how they use GraphQL in production at Crash.40 min
- Episode 3: GraphQL, Component Co-location RFCDave and Ilya discuss the delights and trials of using GraphQL with Ember in production, then give their thoughts on the Ember Component Templates Co-location RFC.1 hr 1 min
About Crash Log
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A weekly podcast with the Crash Engineering team covering the journey of building an Ember and Node web app.