In this episode, we cover the following Brexit related issues:

Reece Warren on LinkedIn

His E-Sports company

Basarat is the top answerer on stack overflow for TypeScript and has been helping users like me for years. He is also the author of deep dive on typescript.

He can also be reached on Twitter.

In the show we also covered the Never type and this semi-famous issue I created.

Basarat's github: https://github.com/basarat

My TS libraries I talk about on the show too:

The tech Discord communities I've been building that I mentioned in the podcast:

Tensorflow: https://discord.gg/KNm5Epj

Vuetify the Material framework for Vue, with John Leider, the Creator.

I personally use Vuetify for my website, https://quantumjs.com because I don't have to time to think about CSS. This is the easiest UI framework I have ever used in order to make a mobile-first website.

John has an impressive history in regards to coding, originally coming from the military, he became a self-taught coder and grew his library to 13k+ stars on Github.

If you want his help in getting up to speed you can book some time with him here: https://vuetifyjs.com/getting-started/consulting

And, if you want to support Vuetify you can do so through Patreon.

Tonight we talk about EmberJS with Jessica Jordan - Ember Times author. We also talk a lot about women in the Tech Industry.

You can connect with her here: http://www.jessicajordan.de

and read some of her articles here: https://the-emberjs-times.ongoodbits.com/

I give my initial impressions of Google Cloud Platform and its appeal to the small developer team.

Get started here with GCP

I based a lot of what I talk on in the episode on this post

I used these handlers the urls, which differs from the medium tutorial above (sorry no way to past code in here)

url: /(.*.(js|css|png|jpg|svg|ttf|ico|manifest))$

static_files: dist/\1

upload: dist/.*.(js|css|png|jpg|svg|ttf)$

url: /.*

static_files: dist/index.html

upload: dist/index.html

In this episode we have Nik Graph who is based in Vienna, gives us the lowdown on GraphQL. https://twitter.com/nikgraf

GraphQL is a query language for your API, and a server-side runtime for executing queries by using a type system you define for your data.

His Twitter: https://twitter.com/nikgraf

More GraphQL resources to get started

https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/

https://www.apollographql.com/docs/apollo-server/

https://facebook.github.io/relay/

Nik will be running an event on GraphQL in London later this year. Please follow my events page to stay up to date.

Also, see React Vienna

Do I need to go to University to become a programmer? Its the big question every budding programmer probably has.

We look at the following factors

Any questions or opinions, please tag me on twitter https://twitter.com/quantumjs

How web developers can approach learning TensorFlow.js and how long you can expect it to take.

I've been making the transition over to TensorFlow.js over the last several months. Here are some of the best video resources you can use:

TensorFlow Discord server and Google group

Nice blog

You have been listening to my show for some time now. If you have enjoyed this show and have any feedback please don't forget to leave me a review on itunes, it really helps the show and is appreciated!

Why Nikos choose Vue for my Website (http://www.quantumjs.com/) versus React, Ember and the rest. It's a big question that webmasters have to ask themselves.

I choose Vue for several reasons:

Code for my site: https://github.com/quantumjs/quantumjs.github.io