01:02 - Fei Wang Introduction

02:24 - Validating an App Idea

03:54 - Identifying Your Market and Your Market’s Pain Points

08:52 - Networking and Communication

14:24 - Dealing with “Low-Tech” Clients

16:24 - Tools and Approaches for Prototyping

24:51 - The Value Proposition

28:07 - When Things Fall Through…

29:35 - Validating Your Marketing Channels

33:10 - Pricing

36:20 - Building a List

39:23 - Recap

41:34 - Validating You’re on the Right Track

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Sketch Toolbox (Alondo)

01:21 - Building Paid Communities

04:45 - Platforms

14:05 - Benefits of Paid Communities

19:17 - Moderation

21:42 - Jumpstarting Conversations

27:18 - Keeping People Around

29:35 - Starting a Community

34:04 - Test Cases/Pilot Programs

43:38 - Presense

46:36 - Rallying Additional Helpers, Mentors, Friends, etc.

55:48 - Platforms (Cont’d)

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The Top 16 List Building Strategies of 2015 by Bryan Harris (Reuven)

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02:07 - Rob Miller Introduction

03:11 - Why does text processing matter?

07:32 - One-off Data Processing, Core Competency

10:36 - Processing Less-structured, Unstructured Data

12:45 - The Command Line

29:15 - Abstractions and Refactoring

35:12 - Munging: Tools and Practices

40:57 - Text Processing for Textual Visual Things

42:57 - Parallelization

45:45 - Fanning Data

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Text Processing with Ruby: Extracting Value from the Data That Surrounds You with Rob Miller (Avdi)

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01:59 - Evan You Introduction

02:34 - Vue.js vs Competitors and Motivators Behind the Framework

07:18 - Use Cases

10:06 - Overlapping Elements and The Component System

11:21 - Pulling in Data

12:50 - DOM Manipulation

13:38 - Ease of Getting Started

15:33 - Directives

16:18 - Adoption

19:50 - The Future of Vue.js

21:59 - What is Vue.js Not Good At?

23:07 - Testing

24:06 - Vue, Angular, and React: Reactivity and Performance

29:06 - Tradeoffs

30:54 - Edgecases

32:14 - webpack

33:46 - Bundling

35:38 - Benchmarks

More on Vue.js

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Daredevil (Dave)

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02:14 - Pascal Precht Introduction

03:03 - Getting Involved with the Angular 2 Documentation

05:10 - Deciding Where to Contribute

06:16 - Contributors and Contributions

15:41 - APIs

18:02 - Reactions to Trainings

20:15 - ngUpgrade

25:34 - View Caching

26:53 - “Chapters” (Documentation Format)

29:26 - Giving the Broad Overview of Angular 2

32:02 - Approaching Documentation

34:18 - Contributing to the Documentation Project

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Heart of a Dog (Ward)

Symmetry. Simplicity. Elegance. Patterns. Much of how we understand, describe, and value code is based on subjective criteria that are easy for us to grasp intuitively but almost impossible to define or communicate objectively. Can advances in applied aesthetics and theoretical neurology provide insights into the advantages and disadvantages of relying on such elusive criteria? Do mathematical and evolutionary theories indicate that our code evolves aesthetically to enhance its survivability, durability, and success?

This talk will explore the role that concepts such as beauty, sublimity, completeness and simplicity play in the way that we model reality in software, relate to our own and other people's code, and ultimately measure the value of our work as professionals.

Symmetry. Simplicity. Elegance. Patterns. Much of how we understand, describe, and value code is based on subjective criteria that are easy for us to grasp intuitively but almost impossible to define or communicate objectively. Can advances in applied aesthetics and theoretical neurology provide insights into the advantages and disadvantages of relying on such elusive criteria? Do mathematical and evolutionary theories indicate that our code evolves aesthetically to enhance its survivability, durability, and success?

This talk will explore the role that concepts such as beauty, sublimity, completeness and simplicity play in the way that we model reality in software, relate to our own and other people's code, and ultimately measure the value of our work as professionals.

Symmetry. Simplicity. Elegance. Patterns. Much of how we understand, describe, and value code is based on subjective criteria that are easy for us to grasp intuitively but almost impossible to define or communicate objectively. Can advances in applied aesthetics and theoretical neurology provide insights into the advantages and disadvantages of relying on such elusive criteria? Do mathematical and evolutionary theories indicate that our code evolves aesthetically to enhance its survivability, durability, and success?

This talk will explore the role that concepts such as beauty, sublimity, completeness and simplicity play in the way that we model reality in software, relate to our own and other people's code, and ultimately measure the value of our work as professionals.

We discuss in depth bridging as well as building custom components with React Native. Special guest Tadeu Zagallo, Software Engineer at Facebook working on React Native

01:08 - WebRTC

03:23 - Advantages

04:51 - Approaching WebRTC

08:24 - Use Cases and Gotchas

15:51 - Capturing and Collecting Data

18:35 - Handling Errors

20:31 - Encryption

22:35 - Alternatives to WebRTC

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Observable-Swift (Andrew)