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HTML All The Things - Web Development, Web Design, Small Business

Matt Lawrence and Mike Karan

The adventures of Matt Lawrence and Mike Karan through the world of web development, web design, and small business management. As web development agency owners for the better part of a decade, they’ve worked with all sorts of technologies, through the rise of responsive web design, the revolution of serverless computing, and the popularity gain of many no-code tools for small business owners. They commonly discuss foundational web development technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - including

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01:12:32

Future of Web Development - Motion UI, PWA's,...

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2019/05/15

In this episode of the podcast Matt and Mike discuss the future of web development focusing on emerging trends and new technologies that are ready to take the world wide web by storm. Things like Motion UI, Progressive Web Apps (PWA), blockchain, voice search integration, and much more! With so much functionality being put into web developers' hands the future looks bright, but performance is a big concern with sites getting heavier and heavier as the years go by. Full show

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01:21:44

Bootstrap, Materialize, Tailwind CSS

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2019/05/08

In this episode of the podcast, Matt and Mike discuss CSS frameworks, with a particular focus on Bootstrap, Materialize, and Tailwind CSS. Each of these frameworks comes with their own pros and cons that make them a great fit for particular projects offering UI developers a bunch of options when choosing the tools they need for a given project. Full show notes: https://www.htmlallthethings.com/hub/Podcast/5cd34bab2c5a92001836b76b You can find us

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01:19:30

Choosing the Right Equipment

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2019/05/01

In this episode Mike and Matt discuss selecting, purchasing, and shopping for the equipment you need to get the job done. Whether you're on a budget, or ready to spend a bunch of money on something fancy, this episode covers how to make sure you get the most bang for your buck. We start off discussing the balance between pricing, your use-case, and future proofing, then we lay out ways to ensure you get all the features you need, followed by a discussion on some specific peripherals and equipment

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37:48

MacBook Adventures & Podcast Update

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2019/04/25

This week our episode was cut short and released late due to a bit of a fiasco with our only in-house MacBook. We're also using this opportunity to announce some changes that we're going to be applying to future episodes based on some feedback that we've received. If you're a fan of our Web News segment, this week the episode was dominated by a discussion around exactly what happened to our MacBook and the various attempts we made to fix the issue. A standard full episode is planned for next

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01:40:50

Full Time and Side Hustles w/ David Lindahl

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2019/04/17

In this episode we sit down once again with David Lindahl to discuss his full time job and many side hustles. Segment 1 - What’s New? Tell us a little bit about yourself and what’s happened since we last spoke. Segment 2 - UI Developer How long did it take you to fully settle into your role? Before you got a full time position you were working on a variety of side hustles, many of which are still online today. How was the transition from being your own boss to working under a company? Is there any

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01:26:21

When to Start

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2019/04/10

In this episode Matt and Mike discuss when to start your business, a project, or whatever it is you're putting off. It's easy to get bogged down, luckily there are some tips and tricks to prevent it. Segment 1 - When to Start One of the things you’ll hear as an entrepreneur, and we’ve mentioned on the show several times is to “just start” This means that instead of being bogged down by “what ifs” that you should just jump in and get started on whatever it is you’re working on A prime example: a

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01:22:02

Progressive Web Apps

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2019/04/03

In this episode we'll be discussing the ins and outs of progressive web apps including what they are, some of their functionality, and what challenges/limitations they still face. Segment 1 - What is a PWA As mentioned on the show a few times before, PWA stands for Progressive Web App, which is the evolution of the standard web app If you’re new to all of this, the breakdown is rather simple: Website - A website is a more basic presence on the web, it delivers content to a visitor (ie blog posts,

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34:55

Refactoring

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2019/03/28

In this solo episode, Mike discusses the code refactoring process and then deep dives on work/life balance. Segment 1 - What is Refactoring Refactoring definitionChanging your code to improve its organization and structure without directly influencing it’s performance Explanation of terminologyCode SmellsSomething you notice as your coding that you think will later require a restructure/reorganization ExtensibilityAbility to later down the road use your current code to extend the capabilities of

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01:19:03

Advanced Topics w/ Little Experience

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2019/03/20

In this episode we take a look at taking on complex tasks in a field where you're not very experienced, something all programmers must do at one point or another in their career. Segment 1 - The Newcomer Effect This segment is going to focus on our experience configuring a vuejs service worker - I went in with no previous hand-on experience, a complete newcomer to service workers and an amateur at vuejs. Therefore this process is no doubt clunky, but as you’ll hear that’s exactly the point I want to

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01:35:00

Leadership w/ Scott McCarthy

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2019/03/13

In this episode we sit down with leadership expert Scott McCarthy, to discuss leadership skills related to small business and independent entrepreneurs. Segment 1 - Introduce Yourself Segment 2 - Starting Out Do you think that leadership is more of a school-learned skill (note-taking, reading, etc.) or more of one that you learn by putting it into practice? How closely would you relate self-discipline with leadership skills? Should you work on self-discipline before trying to lead others? When

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01:08:48

jQuery to Vue.js

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2019/03/06

With Vue.js' popularity steadily rising, many of you are probably thinking of migrating from jQuery. Segment 1 - State of jQuery https://jquery.com/ jQuery is a javascript library mainly targeted at HTML document traversal and manipulation, event handling, animation* and ajax requests. Meant to simplify your code and reduce the amount you would have to write doing simple things such as Assigning event listeners to all elements of the same class Creating DOM elements such as DIVs Using the $.ajax

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01:09:00

Pivoting a Project

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2019/02/27

Pivoting a project can be a blessing, or a curse. It's important to know when and when not to pivot to avoid derailing your development cycle. Segment 1 - Our Pivots When first starting out it’s important to be open to all avenues to you In our case we chose to try to get into the IT and Web Design/Development business from the get go. Although we did have a few IT clients we both seemed to prefer the web development side of the business as time went on. Eventually we landed a larger Web

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59:38

Git Workflow

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2019/02/20

In this episode we talk about keeping our projects together with OneDrive and eventually upgrading to git for full version control. Segment 1 - Starting Without Git We used to use OneDrive to keep each other on the same page We had the same OneDrive directory sync to our computers so that our work would carry over However, this is not proper version control and therefore a bunch of conflicts would happen if we were working on the same projects, luckily most were minor and just required someone save

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01:26:30

Site Builders and Webflow

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2019/02/13

In this episode we discuss website builders in general, then do a deep dive into Webflow. Segment 1 - Site Builders There are many reasons out there to use a site builder, they can range anywhere from convenience aspects, to pricing. I think it’s fairly important for a web developer to be at least familiar with these reasons and also the downfalls of site builders so that when it comes time for them to explain to their customer why they need a custom website, they will be coming at if from a place

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01:12:05

Your First Website Contract

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2019/02/06

In this episode Mike and Matt discuss what it's like to take on your first website contract as a complete beginner web developer, focusing on a small business website refresh. Segment 1 - Gathering Requirements We’ve talked about requirements a few times but this whole conversation will be very specific to a typical first site that a developer will have to do for their first project. So in this scenario a small business call Happy Coffee has approached you with a request for their old site to be

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01:07:56

Negative Customer Relations

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2019/01/30

In this episode we discuss the difficult conversations we all face when dealing with customers including pricing, misunderstandings, and more. Segment 1 - Saying No Sometimes customers relations aren’t just selling them on your latest theme, service, or skill - there comes a time where you have to deal with intricacies that have a negative connotation attached to them Specifically these are often: pricing, value (of work and of the product to the customer), bad content (low quality images, bad copy,

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01:02:36

Tips and Tricks

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2019/01/23

In this episode we share some of our tips and tricks that we've picked up along our many web development and design adventures. Segment 1 - Matt’s Tips & Tricks Server/Hosting Management Common things like this include: WordPress updates (plugin updates), migrating to a different server/host, testing a new major feature, adding something a client has requested - but you think won’t work out which will result in a rollback Always backup files and databases that you won’t be able to get back in their

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01:07:45

Coding Challenge Wrap-Up

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2019/01/16

In this episode we discuss our recently completed coding challenge, making "No BS News for Reddit" Note: We had some audio issues with the first upload of this episode, if you hear nothing, simply delete your version and re-download to get the updated file. Apologies for the inconvenience. Segment 1 - Pre-Planning & Design As apart of this challenge we were allowed to plan, design, and research before the challenge began To prepare we did some research on PWAs and their functionality We also

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29:42

Code Challenge - No BS News for Reddit

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2019/01/14

In this tidbit episode we discuss our code challenge, announcing official dates, and other considerations that we've thought up over the past few weeks. We'll be calling our PWA (Progressive Web App) "No BS News for Reddit" and will be using: flexbox, Vue.js, and service workers to accomplish our task. The challenge will comprise of us trying to complete this app within a 24-hour period. As a PWA, we will be running it on Digital Ocean for hosting, which will also be our finish line. More

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01:00:31

Maintaining Your Skills

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2019/01/09

Happy New Year! 2019 has just kicked off, and so has another year of podcasts. In this episode we discuss maintaining your skills after long periods away from your desk. This is the perfect compliment to the recently completed holiday season as many of us are just now getting back to work. Segment 1 - Keeping Things in Practice Keep using the technology you deem valuable The main way I stay on top of my skills is seemingly an obvious answer. By using them This can be a little difficult though with

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