Episode 29: Alexandra Sunderland at JSConf Budapest
🙌🏽 We're back with Alexandra Sunderland, at JSConf Budapest!
She's a fellow Canadian that just gave a talk about the emotional chaos of deploying code 😅 Check out more on her presentation here 👉🏽 https://jsconfbp.com/speakers/alexandra_sunderland/
Remote work is new for a lot of us, but Alexandra has been working remotely for quite a long time. She's written about the best practices for being an empathetic people-first leader, covering topics from accounting for remote-specific biases when hiring to how to give out promotions when you don't get to see people every day 🙌🏽 Taz recently was challenged with providing equipment to remote employees, and of course, Alexandra has documented best practices for that too 😄 Check out her book here 👉🏽 https://amzn.to/3VJ0OtR
Hope you enjoyed! Feel free to follow Alexandra for more 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/alexandras_dev
https://www.alexandras.dev/book
https://www.alexandras.dev/
Episode 35: Szabolcs Szabolcsi-Toth at JSConf Budapest 🇭🇺
🎉 We're back in Budapest with my old friend Szabolcs!
We met 9 years ago at JSConf EU in Berlin, where Szabolcs has been speaking about running something like that in Budapest. That's some big talk, to do anything remotely like what JSConf EU was. But 9 years later, Taz finally attended and saw exactly what Szabolcs was envisioning back then, and it was truly wonderful 👏🏽
However running a conference and other community events through the pandemic was difficult. We chat about that and how work changed for Szabolcs through that period as well 💻
Make sure to follow Szabolcs for more 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/_Nec
https://nec.is/
https://jsconfbp.com/
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Episode 32: Nhlanhla Lucky Nkosi at JSConf Budapest 🇭🇺
🇿🇦 The best part of attending events is meeting people and re-discovering things you thought you knew
Lucky demonstrated the power of the modern browser, by controlling a drone with bananas. Yes, you heard that correctly - bananas. We had no idea this was even possible and his demo was insane 🤯🍌 Check out the full talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vg1tlvETt0&list=PL37ZVnwpeshGuMZrOZzEo8QLBjjpbtBGm&index=11
Taz was born in South Africa, but he hasn't been back since moving to Canada since he was 5 years old. Learning about the country of his birth, through Lucky, was amazing and we're so happy to share the good and the bad with all of you 🙏🏽
Today, Lucky is actively supporting the community through his efforts at Jozi.js and Soweto.js. Make sure to check out one of their events if you're in the area! ❤️
Follow Lucky for more 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/NLucky_Nkosi
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Episode 10: Jenn Creighton
🎥 Today we have Jenn Creighton in front of the camera!
She's on the Node.js Platform Team at Netflix and tells us about her passion for JavaScript and GraphQL tooling ⚛️
Taz also chats with Jenn about her pets and how she approaches speaking at conferences 🎤🐱
Enjoy and follow Jenn for more! 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/gurlcode
https://www.instagram.com/sailor.moon.doxie/
Taz Singh
Episode 8: Lee Robinson
🎉 Today we’re joined by Lee Robinson from Vercel! Lee is the Director of Developer Relations at Vercel, and is involved with communities everywhere.
Taz chats with him while attending the React Miami conference, where Lee spoke about the latest improvements to the Vercel platform. We chat with him about that, growing up in Iowa, videography & photography, and how he’s combined all of those passions for developer relations as Vercel has grown from 34 employees to over 300 today.
We hope you enjoy! 😊
Follow Lee for more 👇🏽
https://leerob.io
https://twitter.com/leeerob
https://github.com/leerob
https://youtube.com/c/LeeRobinsonDev
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Episode 29: Alexandra Sunderland at JSConf Budapest
🙌🏽 We're back with Alexandra Sunderland, at JSConf Budapest!
She's a fellow Canadian that just gave a talk about the emotional chaos of deploying code 😅 Check out more on her presentation here 👉🏽 https://jsconfbp.com/speakers/alexandra_sunderland/
Remote work is new for a lot of us, but Alexandra has been working remotely for quite a long time. She's written about the best practices for being an empathetic people-first leader, covering topics from accounting for remote-specific biases when hiring to how to give out promotions when you don't get to see people every day 🙌🏽 Taz recently was challenged with providing equipment to remote employees, and of course, Alexandra has documented best practices for that too 😄 Check out her book here 👉🏽 https://amzn.to/3VJ0OtR
Hope you enjoyed! Feel free to follow Alexandra for more 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/alexandras_dev
https://www.alexandras.dev/book
https://www.alexandras.dev/
Episode 35: Szabolcs Szabolcsi-Toth at JSConf Budapest 🇭🇺
🎉 We're back in Budapest with my old friend Szabolcs!
We met 9 years ago at JSConf EU in Berlin, where Szabolcs has been speaking about running something like that in Budapest. That's some big talk, to do anything remotely like what JSConf EU was. But 9 years later, Taz finally attended and saw exactly what Szabolcs was envisioning back then, and it was truly wonderful 👏🏽
However running a conference and other community events through the pandemic was difficult. We chat about that and how work changed for Szabolcs through that period as well 💻
Make sure to follow Szabolcs for more 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/_Nec
https://nec.is/
https://jsconfbp.com/
Taz SinghEpisode 32: Nhlanhla Lucky Nkosi at JSConf Budapest 🇭🇺
🇿🇦 The best part of attending events is meeting people and re-discovering things you thought you knew
Lucky demonstrated the power of the modern browser, by controlling a drone with bananas. Yes, you heard that correctly - bananas. We had no idea this was even possible and his demo was insane 🤯🍌 Check out the full talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vg1tlvETt0&list=PL37ZVnwpeshGuMZrOZzEo8QLBjjpbtBGm&index=11
Taz was born in South Africa, but he hasn't been back since moving to Canada since he was 5 years old. Learning about the country of his birth, through Lucky, was amazing and we're so happy to share the good and the bad with all of you 🙏🏽
Today, Lucky is actively supporting the community through his efforts at Jozi.js and Soweto.js. Make sure to check out one of their events if you're in the area! ❤️
Follow Lucky for more 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/NLucky_Nkosi
Taz SinghEpisode 10: Jenn Creighton
🎥 Today we have Jenn Creighton in front of the camera!
She's on the Node.js Platform Team at Netflix and tells us about her passion for JavaScript and GraphQL tooling ⚛️
Taz also chats with Jenn about her pets and how she approaches speaking at conferences 🎤🐱
Enjoy and follow Jenn for more! 👇🏽
https://twitter.com/gurlcode
https://www.instagram.com/sailor.moon.doxie/
Taz SinghEpisode 8: Lee Robinson
🎉 Today we’re joined by Lee Robinson from Vercel! Lee is the Director of Developer Relations at Vercel, and is involved with communities everywhere.
Taz chats with him while attending the React Miami conference, where Lee spoke about the latest improvements to the Vercel platform. We chat with him about that, growing up in Iowa, videography & photography, and how he’s combined all of those passions for developer relations as Vercel has grown from 34 employees to over 300 today.
We hope you enjoy! 😊
Follow Lee for more 👇🏽
https://leerob.io
https://twitter.com/leeerob
https://github.com/leerob
https://youtube.com/c/LeeRobinsonDev
Taz SinghPlatform Sponsors
Don't let broken lines of code, busted API calls, and crashes ruin your app. Join the 4M developers and 90K organizations who consider Sentry “not bad” when it comes to application monitoring. Use code “guild” for 3 free months of the team plan.
https://sentry.io
Torc is a community-first platform bringing together remote-first software engineer and developer opportunities from across the globe. Join a network that’s all about connection, collaboration, and finding your next big move — together.
Join our community today!
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