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Calls with Kent C. Dodds Season 4 — 39 episodes

39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation

38.Design the React component library

37.SEO Optimization and Hosting

36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix

35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era

34.How do you create advanced content for developers

33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons

32.Toasts in Remix

31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude

30.It's fine to re-render

29.Data Structures and Algorithms

28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router

27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes

26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input

25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components

24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps

23.Client Hints and profiling

22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog

21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!

20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?

19.Improving as a software engineer

18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?

17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

Keywords

tutorial, hell, job

Description

Recently I quit my job as frontend development instructor and I'm aiming to get a job as frontend developer. Before I apply for job openings I'm planning to go through several courses, create complex projects for my portfolio and only then apply for the job.

My friends are saying I'm overcomplicating the process and I may get into the flow after I got the work. But as I'm aiming at middle level positions, I want to prepare as much time, as much my budget allows. So I can negotiate salary well with employers and will be more valuable worker.

What are your thoughts on this?

Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region

15.React Lazy initializers Call Order

14.How do you approach major project updates

13.Organizing your first workshop

12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?

11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?

10.How do you host your videos?

09.How are you still productive!?

08.Best practice for using localStorage in React

07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)

06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)

05.Should I go to college or not?

04.Resources to learn senior development skills

03.Passing state across components in RemixJS

02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?

01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?

39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation

38.Design the React component library

37.SEO Optimization and Hosting

36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix

35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era

34.How do you create advanced content for developers

33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons

32.Toasts in Remix

31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude

30.It's fine to re-render

29.Data Structures and Algorithms

28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router

27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes

26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input

25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components

24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps

23.Client Hints and profiling

22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog

21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!

20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?

19.Improving as a software engineer

18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?

17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

Keywords

tutorial, hell, job

Description

Recently I quit my job as frontend development instructor and I'm aiming to get a job as frontend developer. Before I apply for job openings I'm planning to go through several courses, create complex projects for my portfolio and only then apply for the job.

My friends are saying I'm overcomplicating the process and I may get into the flow after I got the work. But as I'm aiming at middle level positions, I want to prepare as much time, as much my budget allows. So I can negotiate salary well with employers and will be more valuable worker.

What are your thoughts on this?

Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region

15.React Lazy initializers Call Order

14.How do you approach major project updates

13.Organizing your first workshop

12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?

11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?

10.How do you host your videos?

09.How are you still productive!?

08.Best practice for using localStorage in React

07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)

06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)

05.Should I go to college or not?

04.Resources to learn senior development skills

03.Passing state across components in RemixJS

02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?

01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?

39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation

38.Design the React component library

37.SEO Optimization and Hosting

36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix

35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era

34.How do you create advanced content for developers

33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons

32.Toasts in Remix

31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude

30.It's fine to re-render

29.Data Structures and Algorithms

28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router

27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes

26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input

25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components

24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps

23.Client Hints and profiling

22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog

21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!

20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?

19.Improving as a software engineer

18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?

17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

Keywords

tutorial, hell, job

Description

Recently I quit my job as frontend development instructor and I'm aiming to get a job as frontend developer. Before I apply for job openings I'm planning to go through several courses, create complex projects for my portfolio and only then apply for the job.

My friends are saying I'm overcomplicating the process and I may get into the flow after I got the work. But as I'm aiming at middle level positions, I want to prepare as much time, as much my budget allows. So I can negotiate salary well with employers and will be more valuable worker.

What are your thoughts on this?

Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region

15.React Lazy initializers Call Order

14.How do you approach major project updates

13.Organizing your first workshop

12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?

11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?

10.How do you host your videos?

09.How are you still productive!?

08.Best practice for using localStorage in React

07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)

06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)

05.Should I go to college or not?

04.Resources to learn senior development skills

03.Passing state across components in RemixJS

02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?

01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?

39.Prevent revalidation of remix loaders after mutation

38.Design the React component library

37.SEO Optimization and Hosting

36.Progress bar for mutations in Remix

35.Mocking in the full stack metaframework Era

34.How do you create advanced content for developers

33.A Button Per form or One Form with Multiple Buttons

32.Toasts in Remix

31.Unpaid internships and indentured servitude

30.It's fine to re-render

29.Data Structures and Algorithms

28.Remix Flat Routes vs Remix v2 Router

27.Generating CSS with Remix Resource Routes

26.Using Downshift with Conform to manage an input

25.Jake Lazaroff’s article on Web Components

24.Code Organization in Full Stack Apps

23.Client Hints and profiling

22.Building and Testing an MDX-based Blog

21.EpicWeb.dev is now available!

20.What is full stack for EpicWeb.dev?

19.Improving as a software engineer

18.Why didn't you break root.tsx into smaller components?

17.Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

Keywords

tutorial, hell, job

Description

Recently I quit my job as frontend development instructor and I'm aiming to get a job as frontend developer. Before I apply for job openings I'm planning to go through several courses, create complex projects for my portfolio and only then apply for the job.

My friends are saying I'm overcomplicating the process and I may get into the flow after I got the work. But as I'm aiming at middle level positions, I want to prepare as much time, as much my budget allows. So I can negotiate salary well with employers and will be more valuable worker.

What are your thoughts on this?

Am I stuck in tutorial heck?

16.Scaling Epic-Stack in a single region

15.React Lazy initializers Call Order

14.How do you approach major project updates

13.Organizing your first workshop

12.Conform sets novalidate & validation attributes?

11.My skill stuck at current job, should I quit?

10.How do you host your videos?

09.How are you still productive!?

08.Best practice for using localStorage in React

07.Remix Full-Stack Components (vs Server Components)

06.A 10 year old itch to make a switch (QA to dev)

05.Should I go to college or not?

04.Resources to learn senior development skills

03.Passing state across components in RemixJS

02.How To Deal with Hiring Developers?

01.Why do you use the Express adapter for your app?

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