Modern Web

In this special episode, Ben and Shai crawl into bed together dressed as dinosaurs and talk about his career as a comedian, how he's bringing laughter and excitement to the Angular community, and give advice to developers for speaking at conferences.

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In this Modern Web episode, Ben Lesh and Sam Saccone engage in a friendly debate on the merits of cancellable promises. They explore pros and cons of promises and how they trap errors in Node.js. 

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In this podcast, Zack Chapple and Bill Odom talk about the experience of teaching at Angular Bootcamp at Oasis Digital. 

Since Angular 2, the demand for Angular training has increased dramatically. Bill and Zack discuss how Angular 2's use of TypeScript has changed the perspective of JavaScript to .net and java developers and the gratification of teaching JavaScript to new and experienced developers.

Bill talks about the contrast between teaching Angular1x and Angular 2, how angular-cli is changing the way developers think about JavaScript, and how the greater whole of the AngularJS teaching community works together to support each other.

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In this episode we explore contributing to the open source community, do's and don'ts for a beginner, and get the perspective of two well seasoned OSS contributors Ben Lesh and Zack Chapple. 

You can follow Ben Lesh @benlesh, Zack Chapple @zchapple, and Tracy Lee @ladyleet on Twitter.

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In this podcast episode, we speak to a strong and dedicated set of the ember.js community focused on making accessibility better for the web. 

Making the web accessible is one of the biggest challenges for developers. Luckily, standards bodies have quickly moved to adapt and make necessary changes to improve the experience for us.

We speak to Nathan Hammond @nathanhammond, Suz Hinton @noopkat, Jamie White @jgwhite, Ben Holmes @binhums, George Chapman @gnchampman, and Robert DeLuca @robdel12 on their passion and the driving force behind this effort.

Topics covered:

- What does accessibility look like in ember and single page applications in general?

- Why open source community members are passionate about accessibility on the web. 

- How the ember community has come together through making the web more accessible through creating useful ember add ons within the community 

- What are the easy and difficult things about accessibility.

- How html5 has enabled accessibility by default.

- How many companies should start thinking about the power of being accessible by default.  

- How large teams like Kickstarter start incorporating accessibility into their process, even during the design phase.

- Building accessibility into your continuous integration flow 

- What you should be investing in as a developer.

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In this podcast episode, we speak to Brandy Carney and Adam Bradley of the Ionic2 framework, what's coming down the pipeline, the Ionic CLI, what the integration with Angular 2 is shaping up to look like, and how they feel about Jeff Cross' beard and David East's ollie skills.

Follow Brandy Carney (@brandyscarney), Adam Bradley (@adamdbradley), Ben Lesh (@benlesh), and myself Tracy Lee (@ladyleet) on Twitter for more JavaScript fun.

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In this podcast episode, we speak to Mike Brocchi (@brocco) with Jeremy Rowe (@jeremy_w_rowe) about angular-cli.

Mike is one of the contributors on the angular-cli team. His nickname is Broccoli, which is the most important part of this podcast.

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In this podcast episode, we speak to Toran Billups (@toranb) with Jeremy Rowe (@jeremy_w_rowe) about all TDD, BDD, and all the other testing buzzwords.

Topics covered: 

- How to think about tests

- What test driven development actually means

- Behavioral driven development

- How beginners should approach testing

- What business units should consider before requiring tests

- Code coverage

- Pruning acceptance tests 

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In this podcast episode, Jeffrey Biles (@jeffreybiles) of Ember Screencasts interviews Charles Lowell (@cowboyd) ride the functional programming wave and dive into what this actually means.

Topics covered: 

- How to think about MVC

- Moving logic out of controllers and components and into the template

- Functional programming in ember

- The rise of helpers

- Addons such as ember-composabe-helpers and ember-curry-helpers

- The universal UI workflow

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Matt Podcastwysocki brings us through the history of RxJS, thoughts on reactive streams, and tells you how he *really* feels about RxJS 5.

Ben and Matt go back and forth on exploring conversations focused on backpressure, implementations of Rx in Ember, ES observables and the standardization process, and just overall how Rx makes your life as a developer better.

Ben's favorite color will also be revealed in this podcast. It's a good one.

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