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What could you create if you had 30 minutes to plan and 4 hours to build? Lindsay Wardell, Dev Agrawal, Ben Hong, and Jason Lengstorf took on the Web Dev Challenge to find out.

Previously on Some Antics, we dove into the syntax for Elm, a functional programming language that compiles down to JavaScript, with friend of the show Lindsay Wardell — but we weren't able to get to application development in time. Join us as Lindsay returns to the stream for a sequel on building Elm apps!

Elm is a delightful functional programming language with an emphasis on tooling. Join us as Lindsay Wardell shows us how we can get started with Elm today!

In this episode, Lindsay Wardell (@lindsaykwardell) talks to James Snell (@jasnell)- member of the Node.JS Technical Steering Committee. They talk about the near future advancements in the works for Node, the process of making TC39 proposals, and more.

On this week's "The Watercooler", we're talking to David Khourshid (@DavidKPiano) of Stately.ai.

Wikifunctions is a collaboratively edited catalog of computer functions that aims to allow the creation, modification, and reuse of source code. It is closely related to Abstract Wikipedia, an extension to Wikidata that aims to create a language-independent version of Wikipedia using its structured data.

Vue 3 introduced the Composition API, a new way to write component logic. We will explore the Composition API methods, and then take an existing Vue 3 application and convert it from the Options API to the Composition API.

In this week's episode, we are joined by a roundtable of This Dot Labs developers, Lindsay Wardell, Walter Kuppens, Jesse Tomchak, Simone Cuomo, + Chandler Baskins in a discussion about Progressive Web App development vs Mobile Apps!

This week's host is Lindsay Wardell (@lindsaykwardell), Software Engineer at This Dot Labs, and our guest is Brian Rindaldi (@remotesynth), Developer Advocate at StepZen! In this episode, our participants talk about building JAMstack and GraphQL APIs using StepZen.

In this week's episode, we talk with Lindsay Wardell (@lindsaykwardell), Software Engineer from This Dot Labs! Lindsay shares what she's been interested in lately in the world of Vue, plus we hear about how Lindsay started learning React and even built her own router while creating a turn based strategy game!

On this week's "The Watercooler", we're talking with Lindsay Wardell, Software Engineer at This Dot Labs. She talks about what's new with the latest release of Vite, the build tool!

With the release of Vue 3, Typescript support is built into the framework. In this session, we go through the upgrade process and integrate Typescript into a Vue 3 application.