01:19 - Paul Cantrell Introduction

01:41 - Siesta

07:31 - Is Siesta a specialized tool?

09:06 - Defining REST

10:35 - How Siesta Works

20:26 - Why use Siesta?

27:57 - Conversion

32:44 - Handling Requests

34:09 - Observers

35:51 - Checking

41:44 - Storing Resources, Caching

45:11 - Readability

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Siesta README (Jaim)

00:57 - Jonathan’s Career Path Background and Transitions

06:21 - Chuck’s Crossroad

08:16 - Reuven’s Crossroad: Development => Training

11:35 - How do people recognize that they need a change? (Transitioning)

23:00 - How do you make THE decision and know that it’s the right decision?

33:16 - Scheduled Self-Evaluation

35:42 - The Identity Crisis

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Startups For The Rest Of Us Episode #225: Moving on From Auditshark (Reuven)

02:39 - When is Angular 2 out? Do you feel like other frameworks (React) are becoming more popular and that people are moving over to them? Will people come back to Angular?

21:01 - How can you convince a client to pick Angular over something else like React?

26:19 - Should I continue learning Angular 1 or move on to Angular 2? Will there still be jobs where I can use Angular 1 after Angular 2 is released?

27:38 - To Typescript or not to Typescript?

33:02 - How do you integrate third-party libraries like Firebase or D3 into an NG2 app, taking into account that NG2 runs on one-way dataflow paradigm fueled by an Rx implementation?

36:14 - The Typescript autocomplete/help, etc. that we were discussing before: what tools or IDEs are we talking about?

38:26 - What is the current state of the Angular 2 router?

46:08 - Any really good recent D3/Angular resources? What are some things to look at in regards to performance when implementing D3 with Angular?

49:40 - How do you structure a really large Angular application?

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Angular 2 (Patrick)

When is it worthwhile to introduce a new language, tool, or database? And when will it likely bite you in the rearend?

02:43 - Episode Idea Background

04:28 - Implementing Standards and Comparisons

08:23 - “Dumb Code” and Developer Expectations

10:48 - Code Coverage and Regular Expressions

12:49 - Risk Impact/Probability Chart, Risk - Reward Matrix

24:01 - Collaboration, Communication => Constraint

30:36 - Bringing It In: Process

38:48 - Why would you want to switch databases and when is it worth it?

46:06 - Success Cases

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OS4W: Open Source for Women (Coraline)

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03:22 - Andrew Clark Introduction

03:39 - Dan Abramov Introduction

04:03 - Flux

09:36 - Data Flow

22:52 - Conceptualizing React and Flux

27:50 - Documentation

30:38 - The Elm Programming Language

32:34 - Making Patterns Explicit in Frameworks

36:31 - Getting Started with React and Flux

42:42 - Where Flux Falls Short

58:23 - Keeping the Core Small; Making Decisions

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Strange Loop 2015 Videos  (Jamison)

01:15 - DevChat.tv: The App

03:51 - Basic Authentication

08:05 - Making a Universal App

09:24 - Possible Starting Points and Features

14:04 - Design and Finding a Designer

18:42 - Audio: Streaming, Downloading

21:23 - Recording

22:46 - RSS

23:21 - Is the DevChat.tv app idea overambitious?

24:38 - Animations and Transitions

25:27 - Core Data?

27:13 - Synchronization and Persistence

27:50 - Flagging Updates

29:00 - Social Integration & Subscription Content

29:59 - Security and Privacy

31:00 - Learning Resources

34:55 - Third-party Libraries?

36:39 - HTTP Live Streaming

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Exit Through the Gift Shop (Jaim)

00:51 - Jeremy Green Introduction

01:10 - “Good-looking Documents”

07:13 - Use Cases

08:07 - Typography, Branding, and Spacing

13:00 - Audience & Users

14:20 - Images, Charts, and Graphs

15:30 - Markdown

19:35 - Formatting For Books vs Reports

20:42 - Fonts

21:47 - Image Enhancement

22:36 - Modifying Style Standards

24:14 - Horizontal Rules

25:50 - Decoration

26:38 - White Space and Bulleted Lists

27:53 - Breaking Up Content / Page Breaks

28:59 - How Remarq Works

30:24 - The Business Side

31:50 - Upcoming Features

32:55 - Marketing

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Planet Money: Episode 650: The Scariest Thing In Hollywood (Reuven)

02:07 - K. Scott Allen Introduction

02:32 - Package Managers, Package Managers vs Module Loaders

06:09 - Getting Modules, Loading Modules, and Bundling Modules

11:06 - Exploring ^ These Options

12:27 - Performance, Maintenance, and Tooling Support

23:08 - HTTP/2

28:16 - webpack vs jspm.io

45:30 - Angular 2

46:42 - Community

50:44 - Evaluating New or Upcoming Frameworks

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Learn everything you can about upcoming features of JavaScript: TypeScript, ES-whatever, etc. (John)