The evolution of early web to content management systems to web 2.0 apps to serverless apps.

The change that has affected the development community because of mobile-first design.

What serverless forms are and how they work.

How to simplify the connections between your forms and APIs.

A slick way to generate the API and bind to the data by designing the form UI.

Where to find the code repos to deploy a serverless form in minutes.

Corey Grusden has been programming computers for 25 years, and has built software for government, education, and numerous companies. A few years ago he decided to cofound a software development consultancy to build web and mobile apps. They have been profitable since day 1. Corey's entire team works remotely, and through a dedicated process, build applications and platforms as efficiently as possible.

What can happen to your productivity if you don't have a clear vision, mission and core values documented.

How to focus on the right things instead of everything.

The first steps in creating a customer avatar.

Specific books, tools and software Jaime recommends to business owners.

The most productive thing successful people consistently do.

Four common problems with which business owners struggle.

How to niche down to increase results.

How our compulsive Do, Do, Do culture affects us.

Why very successful people sometimes feel unsatisfied and void.

Where to find the answers to your internal questions.

How to achieve amazing results by having conversations with people.

What our "monkey mind" is and how to put it in check.

You mind is complex and your emotions are deep. So are your colleagues.

How to create meaningful relationships through social media.

Why you should take extended time off for travel and where you should go.

What happens to your mind and body when you make too many decisions.

What the heck Ashtanga yoga is and how it can benefit you.

How to live like a local, no matter where you go.

What types of things are negotiable.

How to ask for more.

How to negotiate without offending people.

Why you should focus on the other person in the negotiation instead of yourself.

The circumstances that increase and decrease your room for negotiation.

How to spot negotiation tactics when they are being use on you and what to do to counter them.

How to negotiate at the car dealership, over the phone with the cable company, even at Wal-Mart.

Why users "stick" to some apps and quit using others.

The key to rewarding users in ways that surprise and delight.

How dopamine works in the human brain and reinforces behaviors (even bad behaviors).

The strategy to developing an app that is as addicting as Angry Birds.

The current differences between image cognition and voice cognition.

The history of image recognition, pioneered by the postal and banking industries.

How some companies are creating computer models that simulate the way the humen brain works.

The industries that will most benefit from image cognition.

What causes projects to fail when the teams consist of really smart people.

The things a leader should be focused on (hint: it isn't the tasks).

The difference between the success that come from geeky knowledge and the success that come from people knowledge.

The 4 levels of thinking as a Geek Leader: how to self-assess and climb the ranks.

Why geeks are rarely self-aware and how it can kill their career.

The issues our business customers want to talk about (hint: it isn't the technology).

The biggest impediment to scaling dev teams.

The solutions you can't find on Google and StackOverflow.

The missing element to your current document repository that makes it difficult to keep up to date.

Why GitHub is a killer resource for Project Management.

How to ensure no developer is left behind.

Why developers are a lot like squirrels.

The mindset you need to be successful in technology and business.