Welcome to Error Code: Coffee, a WEEKLY podcast every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST, where we talk about web development, design, UX, life and much more!
Ready to face the truth that you wasted this year? Well, we're about to expose our lives this past year for your pleasure, or pain. We're in pain, that’s obvious. We talk about our careers, web dev culture and other interesting things we've experienced the previous year. Watch this episode on YouTube: [COMING SOON] Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life.
We’re trying this Reddit thing again! This time answering only one question and the rest of the episode is one long rant about “utility-first CSS frameworks”. Are they any good? We’re here to let you know what we think, but you can do whatever you want. We won’t mind. But don't use utility-first CSS frameworks. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/L1TfY5djSEs Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life.
Another episode where the conversation devolves into a nonsensical mess, but this time, there’s a guideline: REDDIT. Yes, we aren't original, but it can be fun and educational to answer some web development related questions. Tune in and listen to our alluring smooth voices whilst actually learning something. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UPEWZw8yrk8 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life.
As a (web) designer, you not only have to face the daily struggle of seeing the ugliness all around you. You also have to deal with people who have to implement your design into the final product. How do you deal with this? And what do you do when it gets too much? Let us enlighten and inspire you in today’s episode! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-0OLZJRPgc Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life.
We're back from the dead and filled with zombie rage and a hunger for brains. We’re dying to let you know about the developments in our lives. What does it cost to renew a company’s technological infrastructure? And how should companies deal with privacy? Time to put the pedal to the metal and pass some gas! Pffffrrrrt! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0WGp8_7iG0 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life.
Still using terms like mobile-first or desktop-first? Maybe it’s time to update your terminology and your mindset! In this episode we’ll try to persuade you to leave behind the old ways of creating accessible and responsive websites for different screen sizes by focusing on why there’s a difference in the first place. Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
In this episode, we take a quick look at the State of CSS survey and mainly go through the demographics section. We try to decipher the meaning behind the graphs and charts, and come up with an interpretation for the bigger picture: how the web development community is evolving. Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
The best news about E3, gaming and other nerdy things straight to you from your podcatcher of choice! We discuss the E3 main stage event, our experience and thoughts about Cloud Gaming™ and how the gaming industry is feeling stale and innovation is slow in the past few years. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Iy2S3m-OU00 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
The 2019 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference happened a few days ago. We round up our most interesting news and updates from the event. We also got a heated discussion about Apple, vendor lock-in and fanboyism. Hear us out and let us know what side you pick! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BIWJK1HZWn8 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
Getting supported as an open-source developer has always been tricky. Your project and your code is located on GitHub or somewhere similar, but your donate button is on your personal website. GitHub now introduces a sponsor button for people and projects! How does it work? Ever needed to have an ellipsis show up on the 3rd line of your paragraph? With just CSS it’s actually impossible — until now! Multi-line truncate (temporary name) will be an easy solution for this design problem. Do you have a hard time thinking of CSS class names? Why not just use a utility-first CSS framework like Tailwind.css? We talk about why it’s so counter-intuitive as avid users of BEM naming. But also why it can benefit some people who aren’t dependent on class names at all. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BX_aN4N6x7g Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
We’re blessed for having such a nice community as developers. We can just make us of (profit off) each other’s work! But seriously, think about it. We are almost dependent on other people on the internet to tell us and show us how to do things. But what can go wrong with having blind trust in each other? Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vKAgKT_49DM Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
It’s 2019. Current year. How do you style your elements? When you’re using a framework, you’ll have to dig through a maze of JSX and other unholy combinations of code to squat down with your sad and pathetic non-classed selectors. Do you hide down in the crypts or do you go out and die with honor and dignity? I don't know. Web components. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/l3-fLhzKkI4 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
Working in an office can be tough, but how do you get work done when working from home? We dive into the nitty-gritty of daily life as a developer who works from home. What are the benefits of working from home? And what are the pitfalls? How do your days look like, and what problems do you face? Join us in this episode of ECC! Links: Pomodoro Technique: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique FocusList for MacOS/iOS/WatchOS: http://focuslist.co/ Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/FtnEgnTQx7c Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
This year’s Stack Overflow survey results are in! We’ll go through some interesting findings from the results and see why they’re relevant to us, developers. We also go into survey result bias and how it affects these results as well. So grab yourself a fresh cuppa joe and listen to us babble about the Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2019! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/yvuaFJg1L2c Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
The end of the world is here. New laws have passed and will change how we use the internet by drastically limiting your freedom of expression. Article 11 basically says “**** you, this is MY news article”. While article 13 forces big public websites like YouTube, Imgur and Facebook to use a filter to check whether the uploaded files are infringing on copyrights in any way. Who’s benefiting from these new laws, and what is going to happen to us, the average internet meme lords? More about that right here. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1qPryNDiZk Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
2DEVS is a new video series that we’re working on. We describe the premise, the challenge and the difficulties of the first episode. We also dive into the concept of the show: why it’s hard to develop things in a short amount of time. Also, if time equals effort, then does effort define the direction we’re heading? Are we in control of the future as developers? Let’s talk about it. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTKLbda34IM Check out our new show 2DEVS on YouTube: https://youtu.be/EoxdNiD5Kj4 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
Chrome is undergoing some changes. Dark mode is finally here, specially for you, night owls. Also there’s a lot of under-the-hood stuff that might change the way we use websites, like installable Progressive Web Apps. We think it’s for the better, mostly for the developers, but also for the average user. Let’s find out what’s changed and how to use the new features together! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqBwOhrvDj8 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
What is your title as a web developer? Is it still “web developer”? If so, you’re probably an old fart. DevOps is the brand new hot title to have as a developer. But will you be a developer as DevOps? Or are you doing other things, but still have “dev” in your title? Do you even know what’s going on anymore? Neither do we. Let’s talk about it. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUYndmVh6l4 Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
How can a 7+ year old technology still exist in 2019? Font icons must be an overused and outdated trend by now right? Why are they still used, and what are better alternatives? We’ll take a quick look at how web fonts got popular and what will inevitably lead to their downfall. Or will they make a comeback? Find out in this episode! Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywNh0QEzF1g Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
Animating things on the web is like magic. We have the secret formula’s right in this episode. Hear what we will say and you will become the next greatest magician of the web. But seriously, this is just an introduction to animating things in your browser. You’ll become a better person after this episode, just trust us. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeYXYy9yXwo Error: Code Coffee is a weekly podcast about tech, web, food and life. A new episode is released every Friday at 12PM EDT / 18:00 CEST.
Thinking about becoming a freelancer? Be one of the lone wolves who hunt and fight for their next project. How do you navigate in the dank lush forest of fakers, money sharks and dweebs? We’ll talk about taking the plunge to become a freelancer, finding your first clients and how to set your rates. College Education Freelancing Curriculum Vitae Clients Job Full-time Contract Averages Rates People skills Communication Life choices Mo’ money mo’ problems
We’re back from taking some time off. We both had a close encounter to death, but for different reasons. Which one was more uncomfortable? You decide! No seriously, one of us was sick and the other one was busy finishing up his last responsibilities before resigning from his job. Sick Puke Diarrhoea Sabbatical Work Resignation Lead developer Leveling up Social skills MVP Prototype Anchor
Front-end and back-end developers have on thing in common: they can both do the person’s job work better. That’s not true though, so let’s talk about what it takes to be a front- or back-ender. And is front-end really easier? Let’s find out shall we! Front-end Back-end Work ethic Work activities Cthulhu Fhtagn Front-end vs Back-end Work activities/tasks Education
So you're finally making the decision to become a web developer, huh? Well, you better strap yourself in ‘cause we’re letting you know what is going to be expected from you in 2019. We take a little plunge into the skillsets of (junior) web developers and designers. Graphic design Web design Web development Career Junior position New job UX HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery
What happens when a browser engine gets killed? How does it impact the average web developer, and what does it mean for the web landscape? Are we finally getting rid of the ol’ Internet Explorer memes or will its legacy continue in another way? Let’s find out together! EdgeHTML Microsoft Apple Google Chrome Chromium Browsers Web Engine Development Internet Explorer Change Contribution Are you still reading this?
We talk about our favourite movies and how some movies just fail to reach their audience. Are they actually bad movies, or does something else impact how those movies are received? This and more in today’s rambling down memory lane. Movies Favourites Jurassic Park The Thing Oldschool Cool Super Mario Bros Movie Nostalgia
Continuing the conversation of last episode, we discuss what happens when we wake up our inner Flash developer and create that experimental website. Some of those websites are great. Some of them suck. What are the factors that make such a website good? Design Development Artistic Aesthetic Contemporary Discussion
Deviating from conventional designs and ignoring some established principles in your work field sounds like a very good way to lose your job. So we as web developers must be a very special kind of breed! Join us as we discuss the reasoning and choices behind innovative web design. Design Development Artistic Aesthetic Contemporary Discussion
Since the introduction of breakpoints in CSS, we’ve been changing our ways of determining the unit of the media query. Pixels, ems and rems6: what’s the best choice in 2018? Web development CSS CSS units Breakpoints Bugs Safari
The results of The State of JavaScript 2018 are out! We talk through some points we found interesting and get into the “crazy drama” — only 5% of the respondents were female! What does that mean for the work environment?
Big websites like YouTube or Twitter sometimes can’t count the views, likes and comments correctly. But is it a mathematical problem, or is there something else going on? We try to discuss and explain the technical aspects of scaling your (interactive) websites.
In this episode we dive into a new world, a virtual world! What can you experience in a VR arcade? What is the state of VR in 2018? Also, did you know Web and VR can be combined? Bet you didn’t know, did ya? Well we’ll tell you all about it!
After pouring you a soothing cuppa joe, we bring you along our journey for the best tasting food we can imagine. But the highlights of life contrast the dipping points of life. How do you manage your mental health while working as a web developer?
When life gives you lemons, you make life take them back. We changed our recording equipment and are testing it out. Don’t worry, we get back to talking shop with the everlasting discussion of “what is UX”?
Johannes Gutenberg was a guy from the 15th century. But his name is used for the new WordPress editor. Did they just stain his name forever? Or did they actually do him justice. Is it any gut?
Game websites are a different breed of websites. What is in a good game website? And is the parallax effect necessary for every single website ever created? Let's find out!
What does it take to have a podcast show? And why is USB still not working correctly? You better ask someone else, cause this is amateur hour!
The future entails many changes. Adapting is an essential part of life. The notch is part of us. And we are part of it. All hail the notch. Coffee is yummy btw.
When life gives you lemons, you make a new web framework. Err.. How did that saying go? We're getting too old for this. Oh, and also something about coffee in this episode.
UX Research and design. What do those magic words entail? Who knows. Maybe we all get smarter after this episode. We probably won't.
We talk about being grumpy, our new podcast setup and sleeping better by eating tomato soup. What more do you want?
We talk about the Apple keynote we've watched together with strangers during a get-together. It was awkward. This episode is awkward.
This episode we talk about recruiters and their peculiar ways of finding the right person for a job. Also, we praise e-mail developers and wish that e-mail as a technology would die out.
We talk about snacks, WordPress and being stress out at agencies.