Modern Web

In S01E07, Rob Dodson, Google Developer Advocate shares the future of web components and Polymer with us. Justin Ribeiro, Google Developer Expert interviews.

Rob gives us an update on the browser web components battle and where everyone is with relation to feature shipments. Shadow DOM and custom elements should be hitting more browsers this year, and where the future of HTML imports will be.

If you're looking to get started using web components, Rob covers what you as a developer can do right now and Polymer's vision for how they play in the web component ecosystem.

Rob discusses his opinions as to why large corporations are quicker to adopt web components than the OSS community, shares juicy gossip on an up and coming Polymer CLI, and tells us about cool tools like polygit.org!

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S1E06 - Chase and Jonathan from Ember Weekend interview Luke Melia from Yapp Labs.

Luke shares the beginning of Ember and the adoption of Ember at Yapp Labs when it was just him and Kris Selden coding it up. He shares the behind how Ember NYC started, and how ember-cli-deploy became the default deployment story for Ember. 

Luke also discusses the success of the ember-cli-deploy plugin ecosystem, the natural evolution of the ember-cli-deploy team, collaboration for open source projects in the ember ecosystem, and his thoughts on how javascript and frameworks will evolve in the next year.

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This could be your new ringtone. 60 second promo for Season 1 Episode 5 of the Jeff Cross Show on Modern Web featuring Jafar Husain of Netflix.Two words: auto & tune.Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.

Welcome to the Jeff Cross Show on Modern Web! Jafar Husain of Netflix tells us why Angular 2 is the greatest framework ever, then gets put through the ringer with code questions from Jeff Cross. He also speaks about the history of ReactiveX, gives his opinion on observers and promises, and jams on the state of functional programing exploding in the javascript community. He also speaks on FalcorJS and how the project came about at Netflix and its origination.Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.

Matt Beale, EmberJS core team member discusses with Chase McCarthy and Jonathan Jackson of Ember Weekend his hopes of MobileDoc playing an integral role in the ever-changing web ecosystem, Torii's past, present, and future, and how EmberJS is evolving as a framework and what he believes the future holds for teams such as ember-cli-deploy, ember-data, and more. Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.

In this podcast, Kent C. Dodds talks about JavaScript Air and the backlash he's experienced after leaving Angular Air, how he views learning frameworks, his favorite ES6 features, and how power poses play a significant role in his speaker life. Ben Lesh prods.Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.

Why are promises bad and observables good? Ben Lesh, lead on RxJS 5 talks to Taras Mankovski (@embersherpa) about how observables are the way of the future and why you should use them.Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.

Ben Lesh reveals all to Taras Mankovski (@embersherpa) and talks about frameworks at Netflix. Hear what he has to say about Angular vs Ember vs React at Netflix .Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.

What is TC39? Yehuda Katz is interviewed by Jay Phelps and discusses details behind what TC39 does as an organization, ES2015, and more. Find more podcasts, videos, and online conferences at http://modern-web.org or follow us on Twitter @modernweb_.