02:00 - Luca Guidi Introduction

02:35 - The Lotus Framework

03:56 - Working Full-time on Open Source

04:55 - Flat MVC

06:26 - Maintainability

07:42 - Entities and Repositories

10:42 - Controllers, Views, Conventions, and Templates (Structure)

16:41 - Helpers

17:56 - The Controller Layer

20:12 - Validations

23:26 - Testing

29:23 - The API

32:37 - Contributing to Lotus

34:50 - Using Fewer Gems

39:09 - Lessons Learning Building Lotus

41:42 - Philosophy

42:56 - Upcoming Features

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Threes (Jessica)

02:14 - 15 Minute Podcast Listener chat with Charles Wood

03:23 - Amy’s Upcoming Talk at Nodevember

04:45 - Junior, Mid-level, and Senior Developers

08:00 - Advice for Devs Straight Out of Boot Camp (How Job Hunts Work)

14:28 - Looking For the Right Job For YOU

23:22 - Mentorship & Company Culture

27:16 - Nailing the Interview

32:57 - Be Prepared: Coding is HARD Work

35:27 - Getting To Know People & Networking

46:45 - Communication and People Skills

Get in touch with Aimee or Chuck!

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JS Remote Conf (Chuck)

01:37 - Apple Watch

08:55 - iPhone 6s + 6s Plus

19:06 - iPad Pro

29:20 - Apple TV

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Oktoberfest Beer (Jaim)

00:55 - Host Updates

07:24 - Let’s say you’ve been billing by a week on a large project. The project slows down, meaning there is less to do and requests are sporadic and unpredictable, so weekly billing no longer makes sense to you or the client. What do you then switch to keeping in mind that it’s unpredictable work?

11:27 - ^^ I’m trying to avoid hourly. They don’t know my hourly rate.

14:35 - When other contractors on a client project go MIA off and on, and the work plays a vital role in the project, do you suggest replacements to the client?

24:22 - Company Structure and Business Entities

43:00 - Merchant Accounts and eCommerce

51:47 - Do you let clients text you about projects? I found that once you let that happen, they start texting about things that should be emailed or handled elsewhere. Or, texting expecting a faster response. Or, texting at inconvenient times like when you’re driving with your family.

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Naomi Dunford: How To Confidently Raise Your Rates (Eric)

02:13 - Ari Lerner Introduction

04:56 - ng-book 2

15:07 - Angular 2

19:55 - Writing Angular 1 Apps Today

26:17 - Getting ng Information

28:50 - RxJS

30:50 - One-way Dataflow, Two-way Databinding

49:42 - Testing Experience

51:37 - The State of ng-book 2

52:49 - Waiting for Angular 2

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Start a local hackathon (John)

Check out Rails Remote Conf! Submit a CFP!

01:53 - Daniel Kehoe Introduction

02:07 - Digital Nomad Lifestyle

08:45 - RailsApps & Rails Tutorials

22:42 - rails-composer for Beginner Programmers   

Remember to go check out Daniel's Kickstarter Project: Rails Composer with Rails Tutorials!

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remote | ok (Saron)

02:25 - Dan Abramov Introduction

02:43 - Dan’s Background and Journey Into Building Stuff with React

05:48 - redux and React    

10:07- The Elm Programming Language

12:19 - Reducers

14:04 - Hot Reloading

17:50 - “React makes you a better JavaScript developer.”

22:10 - Time Travel

28:26 - Storing Data and Managing State

34:43 - [Patreon] Support Dan Abramov Creating Redux and React Hot Loader

36:24 - react-transform

41:34 - Using redux outside React

43:52 - Editors and Programmer Productivity

45:35 - Future Plans

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The OAuth2 RFC (Aimee)

01:18 - Gábor Szántó Introduction

02:46 - Superpowered

Typical Applications

13:00 - Audio Apps on iOS vs Android

16:59 - Superpowered Cost

17:51 - Connecting Code

22:18 - Algorithms

24:25 - DJ PLAYER and The DJ Market

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Hardcore History (Jaim)

01:56 - Rest & Leisure Time (Away From the Computer!)

11:44 - Making Time and Creating Habits & Routines

22:23 - Professional Development Training

30:11 - Days/Nights Out with Family & Friends and CoWorking & Networking (Getting Your People Fix)

37:03 - Scheduling Commitments

41:19 - Business Upkeep (Bookkeeping, Client Follow Ups, etc.)

48:07 - Make Small Changes

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100 Days of Burpees Facebook Group (Jonathan)