Does Not Compute

Sean and Rockwell talk about working during natural disasters, keeping your team on the same page, dealing with support and feedback, what makes a good boss, and different styles of job interviews.

Sean and Rockwell shares war stories from the launch of SideDoor, Laravel features like caching and collections, and comparing Laravel to other web development ecosystems.

Sean talks about SideDoor's official launch, getting mad at his technology, and plans for it going forward. Rockwell discusses SAX XML parsing and using Notion as a public knowledge base.

Rockwell and Sean talk about a Project Loon sighting, dealing with unpredictable APIs and file formats, and a new creative outlet with game development in Unity.

Sean and Rockwell discuss the woes of bulk data imports, human problems vs. code problems, Windows as a development environment, the VS Code Remote plugin, and instilling fear into tennis balls.

Sean and Rockwell talk for a long time about learning Python, PHP, and React.

Sean and Rockwell ruminate on WWDC hardware and software announcements, deploying applications on Dokku and Netlify, and walking the fine line between bike-shedding and productivity.

Sean and Rockwell talk about SideDoor's looming launch date, Ruby Encoder on the Raspberry Pi, deploying Phoenix applications on DigitalOcean, and the new HEY e-mail service.

Sean and Rockwell discuss modern tooling and techniques for React and Redux. Other topics include wrangling spreadsheets for import, Statamic 3, more on the Second Brain, and Ben & Jerry's ice cream.

Rockwell wraps up the ham radio contest saga for the summer, Sean talks about picking React back up for a job interview, and then they follow up on how the Second Brain has helped their development processes.