• Follow up episode to Contract Opinions from not a Lawyer
• This is not legal advice
• What is legally binding? Verbal contracts
• Plain language contracts vs legalese
• 3 reasons to enter a written contract
• Non-competition clauses
• Combine contracts and compromise
• What is "Work for Hire"?
• Software license
• How often should a contract be updated and/or reviewed?
• Wet signatures vs digital signatures

We talk about the following topics

• Project Management Tools
• Web Development Tools
• Set Up Aliases for your terminal (github gist)
• Design Tools
• Business Tools
• Password Managers
• Screen Recorders

• Web technologies
• Learning new frameworks
• Is what is taught in a course enough to get a job?
• Side projects
• UX/UI Design vs Developer
• Continuous learning
• What was the most important thing you learned at school for your current job.
• Dealing with stress
• Job search & Interviews
• Advice for new developers

• Tim's history as a freelancer.
• Contracts are super important but they don't always have to be legally binding.
• Break work into smaller chunks helps to build trust.
• Lawyers are expensive.
• Non competition clauses
• Small claims court
• Red flags

• What is AlpineJs
• The origin of the name Alpine
• Caleb's background and history
• Online courses
• Alpine Day conference
• Tailwind and Alpine - a perfect pair
• Alpine in your HTML markup
• Alpine components
• Accessiblity
• The future of Alpine

• Terence has 12 years of experience with hiring.
• Number of applicants and number of interviews
• What's important in filtering candidates to interview
• Soft skills
• Advice for developers on portfolio sharing
• Contracts
• Job ad requirements
• Code test
• Attention to detail
• Common applicant mistakes
• Bootcamps
• Tips to stand out during the application process

• Chris's background and history with web development
• Single Page Applications
• Libraries
• Tiny libraries that Chris recommends at: The Vanilla JS Toolkit
• Accessibility and best practices with JavaScript
• Living with ADHD
• JavaScript and education recommendations
• Recommendations for novice developers starting out
• What's coming up in JavaScript that Chris is excited about
• Go Make Things - Website 101 Podcast Listener Page

• Disabling copy/paste
• Open in new tab
• Click here
• Using placeholder text and not using labels
• Low contrast text
• Not enough white space / breathing room
• No comments in your code or unformatted code
• For clients: Identify problems, don't suggest solutions.
• Dates on blogs that are infrequently updated
  
• Carousels / sliders
• Popups, modals, lightboxes
• Full size images on mobile

• Amanda made her first website in 1994 - a university provided website
• Amanda's major is Computing and Information Sciences
• Amanda has learned these languages: Basic, Pascal, C++, Java, C#
• Amanda is a Windows/Android user
• Made a time tracking website as a personal project in the early 2000s
• Worked on a ticketing website back in 2005 (Audience View)
• 10 years since Amanda, Sean, and Mike met up for the first time at an ExpressionEngine meetup.
• Teaches web development at Seneca College.

• Kevin's history with web development and teaching
• Teaching in classroom vs online teaching
• How do you decide what you are going to teach?
• Where do you go to learn about new things in CSS that you want to teach?
• Upcoming CSS including Cascade Layers, CSS nesting, Container queries, and Query units
• Kevin's thoughts on frameworks (Foundation, Bootstrap, Tailwind) and Sass vs regular Css.
• min-content max-content fit-content
• Browser support and progressive enhancement
• Accessibility
• CSS naming conventions - BEM