In this episode, Mario Pereira tells us how his small team at Vopak built an edge computing platform using web technologies that monitors and analyzes data from tens of thousands of industrial sensors around the world in near real-time.
When modifying code, how confident are you that it isn’t going to cause negative unforeseen effects elsewhere in your app? Jason Schatz & Andrew Hunt join us to discuss how CodeLogic, a continuous software intelligence platform, uses TypeScript to reveal hidden connections in your application’s JavaScript code.
Dimitri Mitropoulos & James Gatz join us from Kong where they work on an API design tool called Insomnia.
Kubilay Kahveci & Tițian Cernicova-Dragomir from Bloomberg join us to talk about their work on contributing private methods to TypeScript.
In this episode Mike Hartington joins us to talk about the latest goings-ons at Ionic, and Luis Fernando Alvarez and José Luis León talk functional programming.
In this episode Anne Fitz and Kristian Ekenes from Esri discuss how migrating the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to TypeScript has helped create a better and more consistent API for both internal and external users.
Iba Masood joins us for a magical interview about her company Tara.ai and its mission to help people Git Ship Done as well as more important topics like which Harry Potter character Tara.ai identifies with most.
Josh Goldberg of Codecademy stops by to chat about the surprising challenges of writing effective content for teaching programming languages, directed acyclic graphs, and his forthcoming book Learning TypeScript.
In this episode we talk types with 1Password and GrapeCity and we find out that Nick may not love VIM as much as Torrey loves Figma
Migrating AMD modules to ES Modules and TypeScript is not a small task for a large codebase. Rene Rubalcava from the ArcGIS team shares their experience of upgrading thousands of lines of code and publishing raw ESM without stopping feature work. We also touch on how some of our “new” build tools are coming full circle with the past. Speakers Sam Menza on TwitterAnthony Ciccarello on TwitterTorrey Rice on Twitter Guests Rene Rubalcava is a SoftWhere Engineer at Esri that
