Rubber Ducking

  • Author: Vários
  • Narrator: Vários
  • Publisher: Podcast
  • Duration: 13:04:42
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Synopsis

On Rubber Ducking, Spencer Miskoviak & Chris Schmitz discuss their development experience, excitements, and challenges with React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Design Systems and anything else that might be on their mind this week.

Episodes

  • Brad Turner on Managing Colors in Design Systems

    16/11/2018 Duration: 45min

    Brad Turner (the first guest!) joins Chris & Spencer on this episode to discuss recent changes in the colors in Handshake's Design System, the decision process and how the color system was developed. Brad’s Colors App Brad’s Twitter Lyft Color System

  • Scaling Redux

    08/11/2018 Duration: 45min

    On this episode of Rubber Ducking, Chris & Spencer discuss their experience using Redux in the context of React and TypeScript. redux A Philosophy of Software Design (Book) normalizr reselect Scaling data selection on the client react-redux redux-logger Redux Devtools redux-form

  • React Hooks

    01/11/2018 Duration: 35min

    Chris and Spencer discuss the recent release of React Hooks and speculate on what it means for day-to-day development on feature work, what might change and potential pros and cons of different scenarios. Making Sense of React Hooks by Dan Abramov React Hooks and Suspense videos by Kent C. Dodds Example showing concerns color-coded React Hooks Documentation React Conf 2018 React Hooks type definitions closed in favor of this Pull Request React v16.6.0 release blog post

  • Code Generators

    29/10/2018 Duration: 33min

    Rails Generators Hygen Generators

  • Principles of Component API Design

    18/10/2018 Duration: 35min

    Chris and Spencer discuss the Principles of Component API Design (or Prop Design) and lessons they've learned while creating components. Principles of Component API (Prop) Design Make Impossible States Impossible Using component dot notation with TypeScript to create a set of components Building the Next Generation of Search at Handshake

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