RuntimePodcast @PodcastRuntime

App: please rate your gig economy exploitee Me: fine, I guess? My food was there when the app buzzed, I didn't really see them. Four stars? App: OUR DEEPEST AND MOST HUMBLE APOLOGIES, MILORD. PRAY TELL US HOW OUR SCUM HATH OFFENDED THIND HONOR! FOR WHAT SHALL HE BE BEATEN TODAY??

I really love the idea of "optimizing for fun." Even more than that, I love how @jntrnr talks about what that means on the ground. runtimepodcast.com/#15

Another fascinating thought from @jntrnr on @nu_shell "[we wanted] the error messages [to] feel like they're not slapping you on the hand, they're really trying to help you." That's the kind of design thinking I wish there was more of around. runtimepodcast.com/#15

This is something I'm trying to figure out how to balance. I think there is a real mistake when you adopt too much of the feel of another project, because it gives people expectations that the other pieces will work the same as well.

An amazingly good point about teaching people complex interfaces is the importance of making something that users can "discover a piece at a time, rather than throwing you in and making you learn all at once." runtimepodcast.com/#15

Episode 15 where I am joined by @jntrnr to discuss @nu_shell has dropped! Give it a listen. We discuss a fascinating project, and JT's view on ergonomics and design for a shell is really compelling. runtimepodcast.com/#15

Episode 15, Where I talk with @jlongster about @actualbudget has aired. We go pretty deep into a very cool project called absurd-sql where sqlite is stored in indexedDB, and talk about offline first and local first apps from a product perspective. runtimepodcast.com/#15

Before talking to @biwanczuk I didn't understand how much of deno is an opinionated toolchain. I think because it feels so much like a browser, I don't find its lack of configurability limiting, but I would complain about them in the node world. runtimepodcast.com/#14

@biwanczuk on removing TS for internal code: "It turned out we managed to remove over a hundred thousand lines of code and streamline our build process significantly [...] and it didn't have any disadvantage in terms of how much the code is maintainable" runtimepodcast.com/#14

@nu4ur Thanks for the report. Seems like the menu there was clipping against the top of the container, so I have resolved the problem in the most correct and elegant way, by moving the player to the bottom of the container. PS, subscribe and you can listen in your podcatcher of choice

I want an award for journalistic integrity for not editing out the dumbest question I've asked someone in an interview, where I clearly believe that @deno_land is actually executing typescript, and not just transpiling it behind the scenes. runtimepodcast.com/#14

Episode 14, Where I talk with Bartek Iwańczuk (@biwanczuk) about @deno_land has aired. Give it a listen! We talk about typescript, node compatibility, and the importance of web standards. runtimepodcast.com/#14

Info on zero data apps @PodcastRuntime episode 11. runtimepodcast.com/#11

Listen to @aphelionz and @haadcode discuss the ins and outs of OrbitDB on @rafajkennedy's excellent Runtime Podcast - @PodcastRuntime runtimepodcast.com/#13

Episode 13, where I discuss @orbit_db with @haadcode and @aphelionz has dropped! Another great conversation about p2p tech and the decentralized web. Give it a listen! runtimepodcast.com/#13

Hey, @nCine2D has surpassed 500 stars on GitHub and no one told me anything! 🎉⭐ github.com/nCine/nCine/st…

I really liked recording this podcast because Rafael asks really interesting questions and isn't afraid to go into the weeds. Give it a listen, rather give the whole show a listen - it's value outsizes it's popularity right now

RuntimePodcast @PodcastRuntime

5 years ago

Episode 12, where @calebporzio joins me to discuss @alpinejs has dropped! It's a great conversation that gets deep into the weeds about the implementation. runtimepodcast.com/#12

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Episode 12, where @calebporzio joins me to discuss @alpinejs has dropped! It's a great conversation that gets deep into the weeds about the implementation. runtimepodcast.com/#12

Excited to see where this project goes. @pfrazee is super talented and has been working in this space for years

Atek Cloud @atek_cloud

5 years ago

Hello, world atek.cloud/blog/hello-wor…

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