01:28 - Keith Perhac Introduction

02:09 - How do you find stuff that you can repurpose?

05:37 - “Course” (What you call things and the value proposition)

14:32 - Chunking Up and Instructional Design

29:16 - Building an Audience

31:21 - Making a Successful Course Worth the Price

33:30 - Tiered Pricing

Picks

Work the System: The Simple Mechanics of Making More and Working Less by Sam Carpente (Keith)

JS Remote Conf will run from Thursday, January 14th - Saturday, January 16th. Get your ticket(s) or submit a CFP today!

02:27 - Jeff Cross Introduction

02:31 - Rob Wormald Introduction

02:42 - Object.observe() => Dirty Checking

06:22 - Reactive Programming and Reactivity

14:34 - What problem are we solving?

22:45 - Reactive Programming in Angular 2

27:43 - Using Observables/Promises => Observables

More on Reactive Programming

Picks

The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life by Hal Elrod (Jeff)

02:28 - Jerod Santo Introduction

02:44 - Adam Stacoviak Introduction

02:55 - The Changelog and Beyond Code (Background)

13:50 - The Corporatization of Open Source

16:00 - Sharing Stories of Fascinating People and Choosing Conferences

21:21 - Differences Between Communities

24:54 - Where are The Changelog and Beyond Code’s future plans?

31:57 - Interview Wishlist

35:43 - Origin Stories

Picks

Personality Insights (Coraline)

Check out JS Remote Conf! Buy a ticket! Submit a CFP!

03:07 - Burke Holland Introduction

04:01 - TJ Van Toll Introduction

04:33 - Telerik

04:57 - NativeScript

07:41 - The Views

10:07 - Customizability, Styling, and Standardization

16:19 - React Native vs NativeScript

18:37 - APIs

21:17 - How NativeScript Works

23:04 - Edgecases?

26:12 - Memory Management

27:06 - UITableView

29:59 - NativeScript and Angular

33:22 - Adding NativeScript to Existing Projects

33:51 - Building for Wearables and AppleTV

35:59 - Building Universal Applications

37:14 - Creating NativeScript

39:42 - Use Cases

41:01 - Are there specific things NativeScript isn’t good for?

42:54 - Testing and Debugging

48:35 - Data Storage

Picks

Caddy (AJ)

There is often more than one way to do it. Some ways are better than others, and are favored for many reasons. Rails conventions and the way the framework "just works" can be handy in getting your app up and running. Other times Rails puts you in a very difficult spot, and simple, maintainable solutions appear out of reach.

One place where Rails feels very limiting is inside the controller. There is often an evolution in how we deal with these limitations when they arise. Frequently we settle for something that doesn't quite meet our needs. Don't worry! There is hope. We don't need an extra library or another complicated indirection. Using routes to their fullest can give you the power of dependency injection over your controllers.

There is often more than one way to do it. Some ways are better than others, and are favored for many reasons. Rails conventions and the way the framework "just works" can be handy in getting your app up and running. Other times Rails puts you in a very difficult spot, and simple, maintainable solutions appear out of reach.

One place where Rails feels very limiting is inside the controller. There is often an evolution in how we deal with these limitations when they arise. Frequently we settle for something that doesn't quite meet our needs. Don't worry! There is hope. We don't need an extra library or another complicated indirection. Using routes to their fullest can give you the power of dependency injection over your controllers.

There is often more than one way to do it. Some ways are better than others, and are favored for many reasons. Rails conventions and the way the framework "just works" can be handy in getting your app up and running. Other times Rails puts you in a very difficult spot, and simple, maintainable solutions appear out of reach.

One place where Rails feels very limiting is inside the controller. There is often an evolution in how we deal with these limitations when they arise. Frequently we settle for something that doesn't quite meet our needs. Don't worry! There is hope. We don't need an extra library or another complicated indirection. Using routes to their fullest can give you the power of dependency injection over your controllers.

React Native Radio | Episode 7

Panel

Nader Dabit

Peter Piekarczyk

Kevin Old

Jed Watson

Joshua Sierles

(0:40)

Josh would you like to tell us about yourself?

(1:55)

What were some of the technical challenges to make React Native Playground a reality?

(8:50)

Can you give us an overview of what React Native Playground is about?

(12:13)

What does the future hold for RN Play, and where do you plan on taking this?

(15:09)

Do you feel the iteration are faster in React Native?

(17:11)

Have you had a lot of request for bridge components to be usable on RN Playground?

So is the goal of RN Playground to be an IDE for the lack of a better term, to get people to get starting React Native. Is it an experimentation area?

(20:23)

I understand you were just at Reactive Conf., what was the vibe like, and was React Native a big topic there?

Nader asks the group about Elm as a platform. Does anyone have any experience with Elm?

Can you give us an idea about how people can contribute to RN Playground, being that it is open source?

I see you have a project called Reply, can you tell us about that?

Peter ask about working updates with app in production.

When will you allow people to test?

From your point of view what do you think of the future of React Native? What is your stance on React Native verses other platforms?

Jeb talks about the sentiments of other platforms, at Reactive Conf.

Do you guys have any plans, tools, project coming up in the near future?

Jed is curious to hear about Joshua’s experience with complex issues and bindings of older and newer versions of React.

Do you have any tips and trick of updating to a newer version of React Native?

Picks

Jed

NPMCDN

www.npmcdn.com

Kevin

Auth 0

https://auth0.com/

Josh

Reindex.io

https://www.reindex.io

Nader

City of New Orleans

Resources Mentioned in this Episode

React Native Playground

http://www.reactnative.com/react-native-playground/

Reploy

https://reploy.io

00:58 - Cesare Rocchi Introduction

01:55 - JavaScriptCore

04:15 - WKWebViews

21:58 - Hybrid Apps

27:48 - Performance and Upgrades

32:17 - Organizing JS Code with Exports

33:47 - Background Processes in JavaScript

Picks

Highrise (Chuck)

00:44 - Balancing Availability and Handling Huge Time Differences

10:42 - Jonathan’s Double Your Freelancing Conference Recap

18:36 - Is there a way to get the benefits of attending a conference without attending a conference?

27:10 - Reading Books

36:23 - Double Your Freelancing Conference Recaps

38:41 - Reading (Cont’d)

Picks

Crowdcast (Chuck)