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A series of Informal Interactive Tech Talks about Front End Web Development.

Hosted by Ada Rose Cannon, a Developer Advocate from the Samsung Internet Web Browser:

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Next Talk:
Episode 4, Linux on DeX for Web Development

You can see recordings from old broadcasts at the bottom of this page.

The next talk is scheduled for: Friday 30th November (12pm GMT), it's going to be a long one.

You may remember this blog post from a while ago: Developing software using a phone. That blog post talked about using Samsung DeX to access our favourite developer tools with termux and a code editor which I wrote.

There has been a new piece of tech which has been announced since then, Linux on DeX which is currently on beta trial for the Note 9.

In this video I will stream trying out Linux on DeX watch the live stream and suggested stuff I should try out.

Stream

If the player doesn't load you can watch it on twitch here: AdaPlaysOverwatch on Twitch

Previous Talks

1. Isomorphic Rendering

The topic, as voted for on twitter, will be Isomorphic Rendering and HyperHTML. Where I will walk through a demo of using HyperHTMl, Native es6 imports to set up a single template that works server side and client side.

2. Codebar and CSS Houdini feat Jo Balletti

In which I chat with Jo Balletti from Samsung Internet (@thisisjofrank) about what it is like to be a mentor and some of the cutting edge web experiments she is building with new CSS features. Sorry about the audio, the mic was playing up. Intro music: Internet, the day when all humans will disappear by Monplaisir

3. Quick A-Frame prototyping

This was live stream exclusive. So no video. :( I live coded a simple scene using A-Frame, demonstrating how to do lights, materials and animations. Intro music: Internet, the day when all humans will disappear by Monplaisir

4. Developing Software Using A Phone with Linux on DeX

Ruth (@rumyra) and I have a chat about using Midi Controllers on the Web and all the things they can be used for. We finish by using a midi controller to control a variable font. Intro music: Internet, the day when all humans will disappear by Monplaisir

5. A chat with Ruth John about Web Midi!

A while ago I wrote an article about using Samsung DeX to develop Software Using a Phone. This sequel looks at using Linux on DeX to take it even further. For more details about this read the accompanying article: Web Development on the Phone using Linux on DeX Intro music: Internet, the day when all humans will disappear by Monplaisir