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Calls with Kent C. Dodds Season 4 — 39 episodes

39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation
04:05
38.Design the React component library
04:47
37.SEO Optimization and Hosting
08:18
36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix
09:13
35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era
10:14
34.How do you create advanced content for developers
09:54
33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons
04:50
32.Toasts in Remix
06:38
31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude
04:56
30.It's fine to re-render
09:56
29.Data Structures and Algorithms
04:26
28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router
05:26
27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes
04:52
26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input
06:22
25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components
07:49
24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps
04:17
23.Client Hints and profiling
04:21
22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog
06:58
21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!
02:30
20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?
03:10
19.Improving as a software engineer
06:25
18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?
03:10
17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?
06:37
16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region
05:09
15.React Lazy initializers Call Order
02:39
14.How do you approach major project updates
07:16
13.Organizing your first workshop
28:27
12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?
04:36
11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?
07:20
10.How do you host your videos?
03:57
09.How are you still productive!?
07:35
08.Best practice for using localStorage in React
09:20
07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)
07:44
06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)
11:52
05.Should I go to college or not?
09:47
04.Resources to learn senior development skills
07:37
03.Passing state across components in RemixJS
06:48
02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?
10:06
Keywords

hiring, javascript, developers

Description
I have to manage my projects and outsource them, otherwise, I would never make enough money to keep my business afloat. I have this problem, where, when I start a project, the product owner will ask questions like, "What happens if you die?" and my best answer to that is, "That's why we have employees". But, when I go to hire employees, sometimes they completely just ignore the stack that I'm using and they go off and do their own thing, which becomes difficult to manage. Should I be ruling with an iron fist, or should I just be more of a liason between my clients and my developers?
01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?
03:21
39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation
04:05
38.Design the React component library
04:47
37.SEO Optimization and Hosting
08:18
36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix
09:13
35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era
10:14
34.How do you create advanced content for developers
09:54
33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons
04:50
32.Toasts in Remix
06:38
31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude
04:56
30.It's fine to re-render
09:56
29.Data Structures and Algorithms
04:26
28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router
05:26
27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes
04:52
26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input
06:22
25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components
07:49
24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps
04:17
23.Client Hints and profiling
04:21
22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog
06:58
21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!
02:30
20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?
03:10
19.Improving as a software engineer
06:25
18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?
03:10
17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?
06:37
16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region
05:09
15.React Lazy initializers Call Order
02:39
14.How do you approach major project updates
07:16
13.Organizing your first workshop
28:27
12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?
04:36
11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?
07:20
10.How do you host your videos?
03:57
09.How are you still productive!?
07:35
08.Best practice for using localStorage in React
09:20
07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)
07:44
06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)
11:52
05.Should I go to college or not?
09:47
04.Resources to learn senior development skills
07:37
03.Passing state across components in RemixJS
06:48
02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?
10:06
Keywords

hiring, javascript, developers

Description
I have to manage my projects and outsource them, otherwise, I would never make enough money to keep my business afloat. I have this problem, where, when I start a project, the product owner will ask questions like, "What happens if you die?" and my best answer to that is, "That's why we have employees". But, when I go to hire employees, sometimes they completely just ignore the stack that I'm using and they go off and do their own thing, which becomes difficult to manage. Should I be ruling with an iron fist, or should I just be more of a liason between my clients and my developers?
01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?
03:21
39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation
04:05
38.Design the React component library
04:47
37.SEO Optimization and Hosting
08:18
36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix
09:13
35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era
10:14
34.How do you create advanced content for developers
09:54
33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons
04:50
32.Toasts in Remix
06:38
31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude
04:56
30.It's fine to re-render
09:56
29.Data Structures and Algorithms
04:26
28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router
05:26
27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes
04:52
26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input
06:22
25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components
07:49
24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps
04:17
23.Client Hints and profiling
04:21
22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog
06:58
21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!
02:30
20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?
03:10
19.Improving as a software engineer
06:25
18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?
03:10
17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?
06:37
16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region
05:09
15.React Lazy initializers Call Order
02:39
14.How do you approach major project updates
07:16
13.Organizing your first workshop
28:27
12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?
04:36
11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?
07:20
10.How do you host your videos?
03:57
09.How are you still productive!?
07:35
08.Best practice for using localStorage in React
09:20
07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)
07:44
06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)
11:52
05.Should I go to college or not?
09:47
04.Resources to learn senior development skills
07:37
03.Passing state across components in RemixJS
06:48
02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?
10:06
Keywords

hiring, javascript, developers

Description
I have to manage my projects and outsource them, otherwise, I would never make enough money to keep my business afloat. I have this problem, where, when I start a project, the product owner will ask questions like, "What happens if you die?" and my best answer to that is, "That's why we have employees". But, when I go to hire employees, sometimes they completely just ignore the stack that I'm using and they go off and do their own thing, which becomes difficult to manage. Should I be ruling with an iron fist, or should I just be more of a liason between my clients and my developers?
01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?
03:21
39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation
04:05
38.Design the React component library
04:47
37.SEO Optimization and Hosting
08:18
36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix
09:13
35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era
10:14
34.How do you create advanced content for developers
09:54
33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons
04:50
32.Toasts in Remix
06:38
31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude
04:56
30.It's fine to re-render
09:56
29.Data Structures and Algorithms
04:26
28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router
05:26
27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes
04:52
26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input
06:22
25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components
07:49
24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps
04:17
23.Client Hints and profiling
04:21
22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog
06:58
21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!
02:30
20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?
03:10
19.Improving as a software engineer
06:25
18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?
03:10
17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?
06:37
16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region
05:09
15.React Lazy initializers Call Order
02:39
14.How do you approach major project updates
07:16
13.Organizing your first workshop
28:27
12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?
04:36
11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?
07:20
10.How do you host your videos?
03:57
09.How are you still productive!?
07:35
08.Best practice for using localStorage in React
09:20
07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)
07:44
06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)
11:52
05.Should I go to college or not?
09:47
04.Resources to learn senior development skills
07:37
03.Passing state across components in RemixJS
06:48
02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?
10:06
Keywords

hiring, javascript, developers

Description
I have to manage my projects and outsource them, otherwise, I would never make enough money to keep my business afloat. I have this problem, where, when I start a project, the product owner will ask questions like, "What happens if you die?" and my best answer to that is, "That's why we have employees". But, when I go to hire employees, sometimes they completely just ignore the stack that I'm using and they go off and do their own thing, which becomes difficult to manage. Should I be ruling with an iron fist, or should I just be more of a liason between my clients and my developers?
01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?
03:21

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