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Episode Synopsis
Special thanks to Linode for sponsoring this week's episode!
Head on over to http://linode.com/doesnotcompute20 and you'll get $20 towards your own Lightning-Quick SSD Server to do with as you please. You get complete control over your virtual server and they provide a number of great services such as automated backups, node balancers, two factor authentication and more! Again, if you're looking for affordable and reliable servers in the cloud, look no further!
Quick Note
We're aware of the audio issues with this episode and we're sorry! We'll have it ironed out for the upcoming episodes, we promise.
Things Mentioned
Brunch
Brunch Skeletons
How to use NPM as a build tool
Webpack
Pleeease
Statamic
Missing the Boat
Browserify Rails
How my JavaScript has changed after two years at the Wall Street Journal
Coffeescript
The SOLID Principle
Using CSS Will Change
Bye Bye Layer Hacks, Hello will-change
All CSS standards and drafts
How to Read W3C Specs
More Meaningful CSS
Meaningful CSS: Style Like You Mean It
cssstats.com
Leave us a review!
Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet and you'd like to do us a huge favor, you can do so by clicking here!
Show Notes Archive
If you're looking for a link we've mentioned in the past, head on over to the Does Not Compute Show Notes repo and use GitHub's excellent search tool!
Join Us On Slack
If you've enjoyed the show so far, reach out to us on twitter at @seanwashington and @paulstraw, or join us in the Spec.fm slack community at http://spec.fm/slack!
Head on over to http://linode.com/doesnotcompute20 and you'll get $20 towards your own Lightning-Quick SSD Server to do with as you please. You get complete control over your virtual server and they provide a number of great services such as automated backups, node balancers, two factor authentication and more! Again, if you're looking for affordable and reliable servers in the cloud, look no further!
Quick Note
We're aware of the audio issues with this episode and we're sorry! We'll have it ironed out for the upcoming episodes, we promise.
Things Mentioned
Brunch
Brunch Skeletons
How to use NPM as a build tool
Webpack
Pleeease
Statamic
Missing the Boat
Browserify Rails
How my JavaScript has changed after two years at the Wall Street Journal
Coffeescript
The SOLID Principle
Using CSS Will Change
Bye Bye Layer Hacks, Hello will-change
All CSS standards and drafts
How to Read W3C Specs
More Meaningful CSS
Meaningful CSS: Style Like You Mean It
cssstats.com
Leave us a review!
Last but not least, if you haven't rated or reviewed the show yet and you'd like to do us a huge favor, you can do so by clicking here!
Show Notes Archive
If you're looking for a link we've mentioned in the past, head on over to the Does Not Compute Show Notes repo and use GitHub's excellent search tool!
Join Us On Slack
If you've enjoyed the show so far, reach out to us on twitter at @seanwashington and @paulstraw, or join us in the Spec.fm slack community at http://spec.fm/slack!
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