Duck Tapes

In this episode, storybook extraordinaire Otto Kivikärki jumps in to the duck pond.  After a fierce debate about public transportation and what we can do to improve driver-to-user communication, Otto teaches us a few things about what storybooks are and how we can use them in our projects.

Check out Otto's blog on getting started with Storybooks.

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In this episode, the King of Hooks, William Strong, stops by the duck pond to give us the rundown on what hooks are, when to use them, and when not to.  We also look back at Hook and discuss Dustin Hoffman's overall influence on the javascript ecosystem (it's big).

Check out William's blog about hooks here.

There were a few audio drops in this episode, so if you lose track of the conversation it's solely because of that.

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In this episode, the Duck Boys welcome all-star developer Mikko Salokangas into the Duck Pond to talk about their favorite topic: refactoring.  Turn on your AC, because things get heated.

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The very first episode of Duck Tapes!  In this episode, John and Scott discuss the pros and cons of refactoring within a limited timeline,  Scott teases The Steak Story, and someone plays some sweet drum beats gently in the background.