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No new ducks in the pond this week. Instead, get to know your two favorite hosts, John and Tiffany! Listen to us ramble for 30 minutes and you'll walk away smarter, happier, and with more muscle tone; that's the Duck Tapes Guarantee!
Tiffany's favorite song: https://open.spotify.com/track/74My82t6r6j68L3RPg18qL?si=Ibu7wZxtQK-8sf-uOhtKVA
John's favorite song: https://open.spotify.com/track/2Wm84PF0DHyRQx79Lj9NwI?si=YbYYDNcPRvSVskAWN-6sHQ
The White Stripes ripping up a Dolly Parton song: https://youtu.be/yXlULkwhgrc
In this episode, Eemeli Aro flaps his wings and flies all the way from Finland to plop in to the duck pond to discuss coding as artistic expression, science fiction fandom, and most importantly, his involvement in the open source community. And of course we find out his favorite band (you haven't heard of them).
Eemeli's Github: https://github.com/eemeli
Eemeli's Twitter: https://twitter.com/eemeli_aro?lang=en
Eemeli's favorite band: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1mXwYnXKiqmfKHVKb526oB?si=z_k9uSv4Qn6nrriRnGPGoA
WorldCon 2019: https://dublin2019.com/
Follow us everywhere @ducktapesfm
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This week, Scott Tolinski hops in to the duck pond to discuss break dancing, working for Ford, working for himself, among a variety of other topics. We don't think he will ever run out of stories to share!
Level Up Tutorials >> https://www.leveluptutorials.com
Scott Tolinksi Breakdancing >> https://www.scotttolinski.com
Scott's 90s playlist >> https://open.spotify.com/playlist/42tTDR1B1NbAWihMnxEQ6n
Follow Scott on Twitter >> https://twitter.com/stolinski
Follow Scott on Instagram >> https://www.instagram.com/stolinski
Links to episode references:
Scott's 90s playlist >> https://open.spotify.com/playlist/42tTDR1B1NbAWihMnxEQ6n?si=Cn-YN-FPTK23AH7llQwTRQ
Scott's favorite breaking battle >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joG8XsnWlKY
Scott's favorite popping battle >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QyNivouC7E
Locking >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AifQ64khhY4
Radiohead making you wonder why you even bother waking up in the morning >> https://youtu.be/HDS4wOd_o1I
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This is a big week for the Duck Tapes as we welcome back our first return guest, Storybook phenom Otto Kivikarki. Otto joins us to discuss what you can expect getting started with React Native.
Otto Storytelling with Storybook >> https://vincit.com/blog/getting-started-with-storybook-js-with-react
React Native Itself >> https://facebook.github.io/react-native
Follow Otto on Twitter >> https://twitter.com/OttoKK
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In this episode, Kent C. Dodds jumps in to the duck pond to talk teaching, learning, open source, and involvement in the development community in general.
Kent Being Kool (newsletter @ bottom) >> https://kentcdodds.com
#1 Testing JavaScript Course >> https://testingjavascript.com
0 to 60 Software Development >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qPh6I2hfjw
Follow Kent on Twitter >> https://twitter.com/kentcdodds
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We're coming back hot with an interview with the great Wes Bos! We talked to Wes about his coding journey, from customizing his friends' Myspace profiles to the javascript guru he is today. We also got his thoughts on how to stay up to date with changes in the industry and forced him to recommend a VSCode extension on the spot.
Take Wes Bos Courses >> https://wesbos.com/courses
Follow Wes on Twitter >> https://twitter.com/wesbos
Follow Wes on Instagram >> https://www.instagram.com/wesbos
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Hello dedicated fanbase! After an impromptu hiatus during which Scott flew off and Tiffany flew in, we're back in your feed with the same high-quality content you duckheads have come to know and love.
We'll be returning with weekly episodes starting Monday, July 8th. Our first episode back will feature an interview with javascript guru and all-around cool dude Wes Bos! See you in a week!
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In this episode, CSS Wizard Mark Youssef trades his cloak in for some swim trunks and takes a dip in the Duck Pond to teach us a few things about styling in web development. He tells us what potions he had to drink and spells he had to cast to defeat his greatest of foes, the Voldemort to his Harry: The Button. He drops some hot tips about animating in CSS, giving his recommendations on how to take your fps from bumpy to buttery. In the end, we all agree that Magic: The Gathering is a really fun game that people shouldn't be ashamed to play.
Expeliamos.
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In this episode, we recount a tale of social engineering that we recently unwittingly took part in. Leaning heavily on the "tangentially related" portion of the phrase "tangentially related to software development," we leave no stone unturned and go into painful detail in the retelling of an incident that walks the thin line between irrelevant and enlightening.
Don't put your credit card number into a site that's not secure.
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