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Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Michael Rog #craftcms #craft-3 #headless In this episode we have on Brandon Kelly from Pixel and Tonic to talk about the newly released Craft CMS 3.2! Craft CMS has long worked as a “headless” CMS via the Element API or GraphQL courtesy of the CraftQL plugin, but the new Headless Live Preview support takes it to the next level.
Shootout at the Local Dev Corral
Andrew Welch, Earl Johnston, Jonathan Melville, Patrick Harrington, Michael Rog #development #environment #local dev #webdev In this episode, we all square up at high noon, discussing our favorite local development environments in a shootout to determine the best of the best. We talk about why we use a local dev environment at all, and what we’re trying to accomplish by using one.
GraphQL: Better than all the REST?
Andrew Welch, Marion Newlevant, Michael Rog, Jonathan Melville #graphql #craftql #REST #API In this episode, we have special guest Mark Huot to talk about GraphQL and his CraftQL plugin for Craft CMS 3. We talk about the history of GraphQL, and what problems it is designed to solve. We compare and contrast it with REST APIs, and talk about how GraphQL fits in with the JAMstack way of doing things.
Development & the Philosophy of Stoicism
On this episode, we have Sam Hernandez from Precocity LLC on to talk to us about how the centuries old philosophy of Stocism applies to development, and to our lives. Stocism is a philosophy designed to make us more resilient, happier, more virtuous and more wise – and as a result, better people, better parents and better professionals. Sam talks to us about how we can use the philosophy to improve our lives, and improve our jobs as developers.
Talking Craft CMS 3 RC1!
In the inaugural episode of the devMode.fm podcast, we talk all about Craft CMS 3 RC1. When it is time to start using it for client projects? As developers, what do we love about Craft CMS 3? How do we pitch Craft 3 to clients to get them to love it too? Has the tooling for Craft 3 gotten too complicated? Join us for some spirited discussion!
Building React Native apps with Expo
Andrew Welch, Michael Rog On this episode, Evan “Lord of Open Source” Bacon from Expo.io is on to talk to us about building React Native apps in Expo. Joined again by Paulo Ellias, we discuss exactly what the relationship between React, React Native, and Expo is, and how they all work together to bring the “write once, run everywhere” dream to life.
Pricing Medium to Large Sized Projects
Patrick Harrington, Andrew Welch, Jonathan Melville, Matt Stein, Michael Rog #shoptalk #pricing #bizdev In this episode we have on Jennifer Blumberg from Next/Solutions to talk about pricing medium to large sized projects. We’re talking about projects that are firmly in the 5 figure range, venturing on up into the 6 figure range. But how do we determine what that figure should be, exactly? Should it be strictly hourly billing, or should it be value-based?
devMode.fm // What the EU's GDPR Means to Web Developers
Andrew Welch, Marion Newlevant, Michael Rog In this episode we have Andrew Fairlie from Mutual to discuss the new European Union General Data Protection Regulation aka the GDPR. We discuss what the GDPR means specifically to web designers and developers both in terms of the work we do, and the work proposals we draft.
Google AMP: The Battle for the Internet's Soul?
Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Jonathan Melville, Earl Johnston, Michael Rog #frontend #AMP #webperf #webdev In this episode, we discuss Google Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), from the promise of fast loading pages to what you cede to Google when you use it. We cover not just the origins of Google AMP, and how to implement it, but also whether AMP is a good idea from both a practical and philosophical perspective. Is Google AMP evil or awesome?
devMode Roundtable Discussion #1
Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Earl Johnston, Jonathan Melville, Michael Rog #roundtable #frontend #webdev #migration On this 1st anniversary podcast, the devMode.fm hosts along with Ryan Irelan have a roundtable discussion on a smorgasbord of tasty tech treats. We talk about projects we’re currently working on, and technologies we’re exploring.
Dot All 2018 Conference Recap & Analysis, Live from Berlin!
Andrew Welch, Michael Rog, Marion Newlevant #craftcms #dotall #recap The devMode.fm crew recaps the Dot All 2018 Conference in Berlin, Germany… joined by Ben Croker and Oliver Stark from fortrabbit. We discuss and analyze the news announced at the Dot All 2018 conference such as Craft CMS 3.1, Craft Commerce 2, Craft Commerce Lite, the new plugin store and more! We also discuss the talks that we heard, in terms of what talks we found memorable.
JAMstack development, carpe JavaScript!
Andrew Welch, Lauren Dorman, Earl Johnston, Michael Rog #JavaScript #React #Vue #frontend On this episode, we’re joined by Paulo Elias from IDEO to discuss JAMstack: Modern web development architecture based on client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs, and prebuilt Markup. Paulo talks about his journey from doing traditional LAMP/LEMP stack work to building things using JavaScript as the hub of his universe.
devMode.fm // Web Hosting with ArcusTech's Nevin Lyne
Andrew Welch, Earl Johnston, Jonathan Melville, Michael Rog #hosting #VPS #ArcusTech In this episode, we talk all about web hosting! Once you’ve built a fantastic new website for your client, you have to find somewhere to host it so the world can see it.
Neutrino: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Webpack
Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Jonathan Melville, Michael Rog #Neutrino #webpack #frontend #webdev In this episode, we talk to Eli Perelman and Tim Kelty from the Neutrino JS project about how Neutrino can make getting up and running using webpack a whole lot easier. Neutrino provides starter projects and middleware configs you can just grab off of the shelf and start using.
Design, Build, and Launch with Webflow!
Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Jonathan Melville, Matt Stein, Michael Rog #webflow #webdev #frontend In this episode we talk about the visual development tool Webflow with co-founder Vlad Magdalin. Webflow is a visual website builder targeted at developers rather than end users. We talk to Vlad about his roots as a web developer that ultimately led to his creation of Webflow the company, and the tool.
Craft CMS Plugin Developer Roundtable #1
Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Michael Rog #craftcms #plugin #roundtable This episode of the devMode.fm podcast is a meeting of the Craft CMS plugin developer cabal.
Should Craft CMS use Yii3 or Laravel?
Andrew Welch, Patrick Harrington, Michael Rog #craftcms #laravel #yii On this episode we have a round table discussion with a cadre of Craft CMS developers to discuss whether a future version of Craft CMS should use Yii3 or Laravel. We talk about the relative merits of both staying the course with Yii3 and joining the legions in Laravel-land… with a wildcard thrown in of potentially just leveraging Symfony directly.
Ethics and Morality and Technology, Oh My!
Michael Rog, Andrew Welch, Earl Johnston, Marion Newlevant #webdev #ethics #morality #technology In this episodes we veer off into the weeds on ethics, morality, and how they relate to technology. We talk about some controversial happenings in the tech world regarding the Lerna licensing change, and how that relates to the jobs we do every day. Should we be concerned about who uses the things we build, and what they use it for?
devMode 2019 Holiday Special
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Andrew Welch, Marion Newlevant, Matt Stein, Michael Rog, Patrick Harrington, Jonathan Melville #holiday #special #roundtable This special holiday episode of devMode.fm is some roundtable banter with many of the regular devMode.fm hosts, and nothing technical is discussed at all. Instead, we delve into the history of eggnog — We thought Michael was reading from Wikipedia but turns out he’s just obsessed — betel nut chewing, and other holiday traditions.
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Channel Files upload button console error
If you are using Channel Files in Channel Form on a template you have to be careful in setup. The control panel uses an older version of jQuery and attaches several libraries so certain functions occur. I recommend on your Channel Form page you load the included CP libraries, otherwise you will need to match the same options with compatible libraries. Start by removing on this template any of your own jQuery stuff and use the default Channel Forms libraries.
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