02:51 - Marcus Blankenship Introduction

03:09 - Panelist Worst Boss Experiences

13:06 - Developer Anarchy vs Having a Hierarchy

20:57 - Transitioning Managers

26:05 - Manager Influence

28:33 - Management vs Leadership

34:37 - Interpersonal Relationships and Happiness

38:24 - What kind of feedback do managers want from their employees?

46:17 - Am I manager material? Am I ready to go into management?

48:06 - Following a Technical Track

51:55 - Why would anyone ever want to be a department manager?

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A Plain English Guide to JavaScript Prototypes (Aimee)

Tim Anglade and Scott Kyle join us to talk about Realm.

02:39 - On Failure (GitHub Issue)

03:49 - What does failure look/taste like for a freelancer?

14:22 - Irritability, Shame, and Embarrassment

20:00 - What does it mean to fail for your psyche, your family, and your position in your community?

24:33 - Warning Signs

30:13 - Should I give up or push through?

32:56 - Once you've spotted warning signs, how can you change course (especially in light of the fact that you are probably short on cash and hustling flat-out already by this point)?

39:06 - Success

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Startup: A Silicon Valley Adventure by Jerry Kaplan (Reuven)

This episode was recorded live from The Microsoft Build Conference 2016. In this episode we chatted with Miguel de Icaza of Xamarin and the evolution of Interactive C#. You can follow him on Twitter, see what he’s done over on GitHub, or visit his blog.

02:24 - Jules Kremer Introduction

04:21 - Jules and the Angular Team

05:41 - “The Dev Rel Role” (Developer Relations)

08:28 - The Enterprise

10:22 - The Angular Developer Relations Team

12:18 - How the Team Should/Will Work

16:05 - The F5 Experience vs The CLI World/Project

20:46 - Implementing Simple vs Advanced Concepts

27:24 - Angular and Language Paths/Choices

31:02 - ASP.NET Core

35:10 - Jule’s Role in Developer Relations

43:21 - The GDE Program

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New York Pluralsight Study Group (John)

02:25 - Julia Evans Introduction

02:52 - Derrick Reimer Introduction

05:25 - SaaS Apps vs Other Web Development Projects

06:18 - Scaling

08:44 - Gathering Feedback

12:01 - How has underlying technology helped and gotten in the way?

15:18 - Choosing Boring Technology

20:49 - Scaling (Cont’d)

29:07 - Strategies to Keep the Application Manageable

31:41 - What makes technology boring and safe to use? Evaluating Technologies

35:43 - Building Something Useful vs Building Something for Entertainment

40:13 - Prioritization

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writegif (Derrick)

02:30 - Ben Briggs

03:03 - PostCSS

07:16 - What problems was PostCSS designed to solve for developers?

09:46 - Using PostCSS vs Sass

14:02 - Using Future Features

16:28 - Tool Fatigue

23:39 - When should people start thinking about using PostCSS?

31:24 - Postprocessing

33:43 - Shipping Apps with Emojis?

36:21 - Where does PostCSS end and where does css-modules begin?

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Chet Corcos: Functional Programming for JavaScript People (Aimee)

We discuss the React Native IDE from Deco Sofware as well as where Deco is headed in the future.

04:33 - Inspired by Scott Hanselman: Bring Kindness back to Open Source

06:02 - Cultivating a Community

08:53 - Making it Easier for People to Contribute

19:33 - Responding to PRs

20:52 - Contribution Guidelines

32:38 - Being an Effective Contributor

41:18 - Responding to Unrelated Pull Requests & Opening Issues

47:55 - Working with Large Open Source Projects

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lite-server (Joe)

02:53 - “Micronar”

11:46 - Effective Marketing (Sales Funneling)

16:34 - Webinars as a Revenue-Generating Tool

28:31 - Contents and Packaging

38:09 - Online Summits/Remote Conferences

41:45 - Tools and Tactics

51:47 - Getting Feedback and More Info

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Crowdcast (Jonathan)