Podcasts about Rangle

1 watching now Premiere in progress. Started 5 minutes agoThis weeks podcast is a little different. I was editing videos while streaming on youtube live. during this recording Booger Rangle called me, and we discussed the beef we had with each other. Booger is an internet troll, and here is him explaining his acts

(0:00) Joe Murray opens the Over/Under Show solo wondering if there was a RAngle in one of last night's NBA games.  (16:00) The Warriors were eliminated by LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers.    (28:00) The Florida Panthers are moving on to the next round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Hockey bets.   (36:00) The Boston Celtics miraculously forced a Game 7 against the Philadelphia 76ers.   

For the last 8 years, the DORA team at Google has compiled the State of DevOps report. In this episode, we welcome Willian Correa, the VP of Technology at Rangle, to share with us his experience and insight into software delivery performance. We'll discuss the 4 metrics that are used to measure software delivery performance and then those activities identified by high-performing organizations. Hint, while the metrics and activities are no secret, the secret sauce is executing all of the best practices simultaneously. And, for a bit of spice, we discuss Extreme Programming and Pair Programming and uncover some myths about these strategies.https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/devops-sre/dora-2022-accelerate-state-of-devops-report-now-outwww.rangle.io https://twitter.com/wgcorreaCommercial at start of show: https://try.rollbar.com/angular

In this special episode, we'll be speaking with Nick Van Weerdenburg, founder and CEO of Rangle. More than a CEO, Nick is also known as the Chief Storytelling Officer of Rangle. Rangle is a scaled experience engineering consultancy built from the ground up on digital-first talent, team, technology, and agile practices. We'll be hearing from Nick on what it means to be the chief storytelling officer of Rangle. We'll uncover how storytelling forms the basis of Rangle as a consultancy – from promoting their culture internally to their approach in working with clients externally. Stay connected with Nick on LinkedIn or check out Rangle. Show Notes 00:00 - Intro 01:35 - Nick's career journey and how he founded Rangle 03:58 - How storytelling forms the basis of Rangle 09:12 - The concept and role of a chief storytelling officer 13:04 - Why is storytelling important for brands in the present and future? 16:15 - How do stories promote Rangle's culture internally? 24:22 - Rangle's approach in storytelling when working with clients 29:52 - 3 tips for doing storytelling successfully 33:30 - Brands who are nailing storytelling - Uniqlo, Nike, Tesla 37:58 - Fun questions with Nick

(00:00) DRUNKEN BRUINS RECAP: Nick was outside TD Garden talking to excited fans leaving Game 4 between Bruins-Hurricanes. (15:09) Was there a RAngle??? The Boston Celtics were irate over the 'bad missed call' late in their Game 3 loss to Milwaukee Bucks. Fred's All-Star weekend. (34:26) We have a new affiliate, so Fred brings everybody up to speed with his batting cage project.   CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & RICH Twitter:@Toucherandrich|@fredtoucher|@KenGriffeyRules Instagram:@Toucherandrichofficial |@fredtoucher Twitch:twitch.tv/thesportshub 98.5 The Sports Hub:Website|Twitter|Facebook|Instagram

(00:00) Fred shares his frustration of Putt-Putt during his vacation with his family (16:03) Brooklyn Nets guard Ben Simmons reported back soreness on Sunday and has been ruled out for Monday's Game 4 against the Boston Celtics. (27:35) Grant Williams says playing card games on the plane, like UNO, really brings the team together. Joe is waiting for 9AM when the NBA will announce the refs for tonight's Game 4. Will there be a RAngle???   CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & RICH Twitter:@Toucherandrich||@fredtoucher||@KenGriffeyRules Instagram:@Toucherandrichofficial ||@fredtoucher Twitch:twitch.tv/thesportshub 98.5 The Sports Hub:Website||Twitter||Facebook||Instagram

(00:00) Cedric Maxwell is part of the radio broadcasts on 98.5 The Sports Hub Celtics Radio Network and joins Toucher & Rich to share his thoughts on the current state of the Boston Celtics. (18:52) Tonight's referees have been announced - Will there be a RAngle??? (29:42) THE STACK   CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & RICH Twitter:@Toucherandrich||@fredtoucher||@KenGriffeyRules Instagram:@Toucherandrichofficial ||@fredtoucher Twitch:twitch.tv/thesportshub 98.5 The Sports Hub:Website||Twitter||Facebook||Instagram

Debugging is an art. Do you console.log? Or do you rely on breakpoints and debugger statements? All of the above? What about dealing with Angular's most ~~joyful~~ painful bug `ExpressionChangedAfterItHasBeenCheckedError`? We had the opportunity to spend some time with an expert at Angular Debugging. Abdella Ali is a Solutions Architect at Rangle.io. Abdella (who also goes by "della") has been involved in the Angular community for almost 8 years and even attended the very first ng-conf. We should also mention that Rangle has been a longtime supporter of ng-conf and the Angular community.Jennifer Wadella and Brian F Love learned some of Abdella's favorite techniques for debugging Angular applications; including removing complexities, isolating components, and using code sandboxes. Abdella also dropped some knowledge on debugging RxJS and asynchronous code in Angular. While Brian suggested you just use Observable.toPromise(), apparently that's not Abdella's approach.Debugging can be challenging, but having a few tricks up your sleeve and some good tools sure can make it easier, and perhaps even, a bit of fun. Join us as we learn from Abdella about debugging Angular applications.

(0:00)  Recapping BC football and looking ahead to a busy night of sports (18:15) Digging into the busy NFL Week 9 slate (33:25) Joe explains what the “rangle” is and how it applies to the Patriots this weekend

We talk about how Vinit got into Wish, pressure of hunting for internships, best hackathon experience, getting validation for your idea from the incumbent, journey leading up to starting SharksSquad, regret minimization framework, history repeating itself for Netflix, The Hard Thing About Hard Things, Amul's covid-19 marketing strategy, daily routine, content creation, top books and much more. SPONSORS BridgeUp: DM Prashant on Twitter to raise $100,000+ in non-dilutive capital Listnr: https://listnr.tech/?via=prashant Dukaan: https://mydukaan.io/ Recast: https://recast.studio/ CONNECT Follow Prashant: www.takeme.to/prashant Follow Vinit: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/vinitsoni/ Website: SharkSquad.io --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We love a good talk about digital transformation, especially when building high-quality customer-centric software experiences. Enter Rangle. Nick Van Weerdenburg, Founder and CEO at Rangle.io joins the podcast to discuss how Rangle helps transform the enterprise, the role culture plays in an organization, and the challenges and roadblocks that are common along the way.

From a Business Owner's UNIQUE perspective. Listen in on Avery Francis's TOP 3 pieces of advice on Branding and Business and hear from her perspective. Always looking to what's next, Avery Francis has spent her career working with leading startups to navigate the challenging world of talent, hiring, and building creative cultures worth being a part of. A champion of diversity, inclusion and belonging, she is a founder of the Bridge Program, a free code school for women identified and non-binary people in tech. Formerly the Head of Talent at League and Director of Talent at Rangle.io, Avery specializes in helping the world's best startups and most talented people grow their teams and their careers through her company, Bloom. ——— TOPICS WE DISCUSS ———Building Inclusive and Relatable Communities, Confident Business Moves, Separating yourself from your Business, Reinvesting Back into the Team & Community, Long-Term Business Commitments, Moving from Plateau Moments, Transferring Bold Missions to Team Members, Life-changing Networking, Effective Instagram Tips———JOIN THE DISCUSSION———INSTAGRAM/FACEBOOK: @blankroomdesignWEB: brandinggems.comGUEST: AVERY FRANCISBusiness: Web / Instagram - @averyfrancisHOST: Peggy BreeInstagram - @peggybree / Clubhouse: @peggybree———NOMINATE YOURSELF OR SOMEONE———Do you have any badass woman in mind that you want to hear their TOP 3 pieces of advice from? Build this community with us. Submit YOURSELF or ANYONE you want to hear from here: brandinggems.com.———BOOK A 30-MINUTE DISCOVERY CALL WITH PEGGY———We have creative services to help you out with your next or existing project. From brand identity to website development, and everything in between, book a discovery call with us here. ———THE BOOK COLLECTION———View the latest book: BRANDING QUICKIES, a book written by 20 amazing women who are experts in their fields, where they share their insights, stories, and tips in this branding and business game. ———YOUR NEXT STEPS———Rate and Leave a review on Apple OR follow it on Spotify. An immediate virtual hug can be felt afterwards! Thanks for growing this podcast with us as we lift more and more voices from women-founded brands and businesses (remotely) from around the world! Luvvvvvvvvvv ya!———SPONSORSHIP———Want to sponsor this podcast and promote your brand/business, services, or product? Email hello@blankroomdesign.com.This podcast is powered by BLANK ROOM (blankroomdesign.com)

After Avery Francis was promoted to her dream job, she was sexually assaulted at a work social. Put in a precarious position as part of the company’s HR department, Avery made the difficult decision to come forward and take action. However, although the individual was let go, Avery could not let go of the feeling that she was unsafe at her workplace. Months went by and she slowly became more and more depressed, suppressing her emotions of the incident, rather than dealing with them. After an emotional breakdown, Avery took a leave of absence where she found art therapy and began to move through the trauma that had occured. Upon arrival back to her job, Avery made the decision to leave the company to continue her pathway to thrive. Today, Avery is the founder of Bloom, a full service workplace design consultancy.1.34 - Avery’s childhood5.04 - Dropped out of school and had to pay her parents back. Ended up in recruiting.7.02 - How Avery started her career after university7.40 - Avery became the Director of Talent at Rangle.io 8.58 - Started to distance herself from her colleagues9.27 - Avery’s promotion10.05 - The work social, celebrating her promotion10.57 - Avery’s sexual assault16.15 - Avery turns blame inwards, how the assault affected Avery’s sense of self17.56 - The dinner after the assault18.27 - What action Avery took afterwards19.04 - The action Rangle took20.57 - How Avery felt at work after her assault21.43 - Avery’s rock bottom24.08 - Amy’s reflection25.10 - Tools Avery used to heal 27.52 - Avery’s take on art therapy29.50 - Sexual assault is often not a one-off situation30.15 - Why Avery came forward 31.16 - Amy’s second reflection32.32 - What happened next?34.10 - How Bloom was born35.18 - What thriving means to Avery37.05 - Avery’s advocacy for BLM42.40 - Who Avery honours on the website43.00 - Amy’s final reflectionSupport the show (https://www.amysyed.ca/calmafterthestormpodcast)

En la Jugada conversamos sobre lo que puede pasar con las eliminatorias sudamericanas rumo a Catar 2022, la salida de Julio Comesaña del Junior, el regreso de Dayro Moreno al Once Caldas, una nueva etapa del Tour de Francia y mucho más.

En la Jugada conversamos sobre lo que puede pasar con las eliminatorias sudamericanas rumo a Catar 2022, la salida de Julio Comesaña del Junior, el regreso de Dayro Moreno al Once Caldas, una nueva etapa del Tour de Francia y mucho más.

Varun Vachar and Chris discuss the “design graph,” creating choice in governance models, building a foundation of tools when setting up new systems, and using computational design and machine learning with design systems. Varun was at Rangle when this episode was recorded but is now at Chromatic.Guest:Varun Vachar is a Developer Experience Engineer at Chromatic, formerly Director of Technology at Rangle, and generative art enthusiast. You can find Varun at varun.ca, on Twitter as @winkerVSbecks and on LinkedIn.Host:Chris Strahl is co-founder and CEO of Knapsack, host of @TheDSPod, DnD DM, and occasional river guide. You can find Chris on Twitter as @chrisstrahl and on LinkedIn.Sponsor:Knapsack — The design system platform for ambitious product teams. Learn more at knapsack.cloud about getting Knapsack for your team.Links:View the transcript for this episode.Read more about the concept of The Design Graph by Brent Jackson.

Meet Sirius.B, leader of the Advanced Recon Team for #ProjectMayham2020, on a mission to Rangle, High Bounty Memes from the NPC Base Matrix. #realityranglers Clues on Twitter @rranglers 

Today we are talking to Nick, the CEO at Rangle. And we discuss cultivating alignment as a leader, the factors that determine a successful Proof of Concept, and what enterprises can do better to prioritize performance. All of this, right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!

Camas Winsor is the Chief Operating Officer of Rangle.io, a company that builds high-quality customer-centric software experiences. Previously, she was the Vice President of Operations Bubl Technology Inc., Director of Operations at Nurun, and Director of Product Management of Euro RSCG. She holds a bachelors of science in computer science and psychology from Queens University. Camas talks about how to unlearn habits like upspeaking, the importance of self care, and how companies can keep up with the changing workforce with design thinking. Reach out to Camas on LinkedIn and Twitter.Stay up to date with Witty through our website, LinkedIn or email us at podcastwitty@gmail.com.Support the show (http://wittypod.com)

The 2nd DraftKings Over/Under Show! The boys open up with the Wake Up Call, discussing a few teams who they think are on upset alert today including a few ACC teams. Dan and Joe discuss the Top 25 College Basketball slate for Saturday, touch upon a few Super Bowl props, how to bet Sunday's Pro Bowl, and finally the #RAngle! Dan and Joe give out plays throughout the entire show!

The Inaugural DraftKings Over/Under Live Show! The boys open up with the Wake Up Call, discussing a few teams who they think are on upset alert today. Dan and Joe discuss the Top 25 College Basketball slate for Saturday, touch upon a few Super Bowl props, how to bet Sunday's Pro Bowl, and finally the #RAngle! Finally Joe and Dan give out plays in the final segment!

Episode 69. Nice. The Bankroll Boys are back as Mr. Murray is about to head to Vegas for College Football Championship weekend! The guys coming off an ehh week, look to get it going before bowl season! The guys open up with College Football, discussing every Championship game from this weekend. The fellas go back and forth and touch upon why LSU may not be the side in the SEC, and why OSU may be being overvalued right now. The boys also discuss their picks for the Final 4 Tournament. The guys change it up and throw in their first College Basketball segment of the year, discussing the major matchups from Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, while giving some leans in every game, discussing some edges. Finally Dan and Joe close out the pod discussing the NFL and their favorite plays of the week. The guys touch upon every game including the #RAngle, and preview the big Pats/Chiefs game. The guys also discuss Dan's twitter debate of Mahomes/Jackson/Watson and who you would take.

The Bankroll Boys are back with Episode 38 on a Thanksgiving Thursday, Gobble Gobble! The guys open to the pod reviewing the week that was after a profitable 9-5 PP weekend!  The guys discuss their Thursday Periscope in which they gave out their plays for Turkey Day. The fellas open with college football as per usual. The guys discuss how Black Friday has become a big college football day, and the guys discuss every game on both Friday & Saturday. The boys drop some PP's and circle some games they may add this weekend. Then its time for NFL where Joe and Dan discuss the games and of course the #RAngle with Clete Blakeman and what game he has this week. The fellas drop 10+ PP's throughout the pod as they hope to help with some Turkey Day advice!

Its Episode 63 and its LATE, but its hereeee!  The bankroll boys are back with your weekly NFL and College Football picks!  The guys open up the pod with a quick review of last week, before jumping right into college. The boys discuss every college game this week, including the major games this week! Joe gives out a few PP's and Lifshatz cuts his slate in half and gives out a few as well. The fellas move into NFL where they tell you how much the card SUCKS! Lifshatz gives out a few more PP's, as Joe and Dan repeat the suckage of the card. The guys discuss the #RAngle as well as Tim Donaghy and Clete Blakeman and cash all out all your questions in a very entertaining of segment the window!

Hello again! Today's episode features former podcast host Nick Yang and the featured guest, Anish Ganesh, who is a current Product Manager at Rangle.io! Rangle.io is a digital transformation consultancy company headquartered in Toronto! In this episode, Nick and Anish discuss both their experiences in product, how Anish got into product management, and tips and advice for anyone looking to get into product management and what the best traits of an ideal PM should be!

In this episode I’m talking to Nick Van Weerdenburg, the CEO of a digital consultancy Rangle.io. We are talking about how Nick has built one of the fastest growing companies in Toronto, Canada. (Rangle now works mostly with Fortune 500 clients)We also dive into Nick’s mindset: the way he deals with challenges and failures, morning and evening routines. Before you go: if you find this interview helpful (or have feedback), it would mean a lot if you'd leave your review on Apple Podcasts and share this podcast with your friends. Episode DetailsConnect with Nick Van Weerdenburg on LinkedIn See what his company Rangle is working on. List of books mentioned on this episodeThe 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing: Violate Them at Your Own Risk AmazonSelling the Invisible: A Field Guide to Modern Marketing AmazonSPIN Selling AmazonPrinciples: Life and Work AmazonThe Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups AmazonSimply Managing: What Managers Do # and Can Do Better AmazonThe ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results AmazonFind out more at https://sergey-ross-podcast.pinecast.co

It’s week four of Chris Gethard Presents and Martin Urbano will be taking us to comedy school! Emily Pineapple and the Keeper of the Canon are here to celebrate Professor Urbano’s past work. || Links From the Show: 1.) Indie617 Interview: http://bit.ly/MartinUrbanoOnIndie617 | 2.) Comedy Wham: The Past: http://bit.ly/MartinUrbanoComedyWhamThePast | 3.) Comedy Wham: The Present: http://bit.ly/MartinUrbanoComedyWhamThePresent | 4.) The Damn Dirty Filthy Show Lives!: http://bit.ly/DamnDirtyFilthyShowLives | 5.) Bounce House Promo: http://bit.ly/BounceHousePromo | 6.) Cheryl with Martin Urbano: http://bit.ly/CherylWithMartinUrbano | 7.) 50 First Joke: http://bit.ly/50FirstJoke | 8.) Martin on Jimmy Kimmel Live: http://bit.ly/MartinUrbanoOnJimmyKimmel | 9.) The Comedy Holiday Album: http://bit.ly/ComedyHolidayAlbum | 10.) Meet Pablo Chalupa: http://bit.ly/MeetPabloChalupa | 11.) New Characters 2018: http://bit.ly/NewCharacters2018 | 12.) Dolphin Trainer: http://bit.ly/DolphinTrainerTheSpecial | 13.) Ringo’s Rangle: http://bit.ly/RingosRangle | 14.) YOUTUBE COUPLE BREAKUP VLOG!!! [Real]: http://bit.ly/YouTubeCoupleBreakupVlog | 15.) Martin Urbano’s Jokes Are Offensive But He’s Still a Good Guy: http://bit.ly/MartinOnComedyCentral | 16.) Latino & The Tramp on August 7th: http://bit.ly/LatinoAndTheTrampAugust72019

Sponsors Sentry use the code “devchat” for 2 months free on Sentry small plan Angular Bootcamp Triplebyte offers a $1000 signing bonus CacheFly Panel Aaron Frost Joe Eames Brian Love Joined by Special Guest: Michael Prentice Episode Summary Michael Prentice is the owner of DevIntent and an AngularJS Material Lead Maintainer at Rangle.io. Links Michael’s GitHub Michael’s Twitter Michael’s LinkedIn Picks Aaron Frost: rxjs.live Brian Love: Stephen Fluin - YouTube The Umbrella Academy Joe Eames: https://www.cypress.io/ Michael Prentice: Angular Hispano NG Bolivia 2019 NG Honduras 2019 ngSpain Frontend Masters

Sponsors Sentry use the code “devchat” for 2 months free on Sentry small plan Angular Bootcamp Triplebyte offers a $1000 signing bonus CacheFly Panel Aaron Frost Joe Eames Brian Love Joined by Special Guest: Michael Prentice Episode Summary Michael Prentice is the owner of DevIntent and an AngularJS Material Lead Maintainer at Rangle.io. Links Michael’s GitHub Michael’s Twitter Michael’s LinkedIn Picks Aaron Frost: rxjs.live Brian Love: Stephen Fluin - YouTube The Umbrella Academy Joe Eames: https://www.cypress.io/ Michael Prentice: Angular Hispano NG Bolivia 2019 NG Honduras 2019 ngSpain Frontend Masters

Sponsors Sentry use the code “devchat” for 2 months free on Sentry small plan Angular Bootcamp Triplebyte offers a $1000 signing bonus CacheFly Panel Aaron Frost Joe Eames Brian Love Joined by Special Guest: Michael Prentice Episode Summary Michael Prentice is the owner of DevIntent and an AngularJS Material Lead Maintainer at Rangle.io. Links Michael’s GitHub Michael’s Twitter Michael’s LinkedIn Picks Aaron Frost: rxjs.live Brian Love: Stephen Fluin - YouTube The Umbrella Academy Joe Eames: https://www.cypress.io/ Michael Prentice: Angular Hispano NG Bolivia 2019 NG Honduras 2019 ngSpain Frontend Masters

Cloud Native Architecture is one of the most misunderstood terms in the industry. Tune in with host Jennifer Shannon along with Ditmar Haist , VP of Digital Innovation at Rangle and Suhanniyah Carpenter, Technical Director at Rangle to break down what it really means for your organization.

In our latest episode, host Jennifer Shannon chats with Meng Fu, Senior Cloud Solutions Architect at Rangle and Bianca Spazziani, Cloud Solutions Architect at Rangle to delve deep into what DevOps really means and how it can be beneficial for your organization, no matter the size or maturity.

Join host Jennifer Shannon along with Katrina Rempel, Senior Experience Designer at Rangle and Russell Hoy, UI Architecture Developer as they breakdown the importance of user research and accessibility informing your product development and user journeys. "How do we uncover these areas we're not really thinking about? Often that comes through how we do the research, and it comes to our process. A lot of times we think about user research as kind of just going out there and literally just asking the user what they want, or what they need."**Let's Connect**www.rangle.io#LearnWithRangleTwitter: @rangleioEmail: podcast@rangle.io

In this week's episode of What's Your (R)angle? host Jennifer Shannon sits down with Myron Parks, Agile Quality Manager at Rangle, and Payal Vermani, Director, Lean-Agile Methods & Practice at Rangle to discuss how an Agile Quality practice can help you remain competitive in the market by equipping your business with the ability to move and pivot quickly, adapting to changes and market trends.

Episode 45 is hereeeee. Thats right, a few days early, Joe and Dan drop Episode 45 as the guys continue their heaters.  Dan with a 5-1 week, Joe with a 2-0 week, and rolling right along for both of them.  The fellas lead off this week discussing the Stanley Cup match up, Bruins & Blues.  The guys discuss who has the advantage and where, and break down some ways to bet the series, including a parlay idea during the NBA segment.  The guys make their picks, discuss length of series, and choose their Conn Smythe bets. Post NHL, the boys move into the NBA and everything wildly going on with the Bucks & Raptors.  The guys discuss the #RAngle, and how it might affect these upcoming 3 games.  The guys break down each game coming up, discuss a way to hedge your Raptors +600 bet if you played it last week, and who ultimately wins this series. Finally the fellas Roll the Dice, discussing Bovada, as well as betting via Alexa which seems to be coming fast and furious.  The guys then finish the podcast off by cashing out all your questions at the window!

In this episode, Jennifer Shannon is joined by Dale Simpson, Lean-Agile expert, and Howie Howatson, VP of Creative at Rangle to discuss the learning and adoption curve of a Design System.An accomplished Rangle alumni, Dale was instrumental in developing and driving our Agile practice. With over 25 years of experience, his contributions to not only our Agile practice but Quality practices and consulting has been invaluable. We cannot overstate the impact he has had on Rangle as an organization and community. "A lot of what my team has been doing is trying to break down the walls around some of the traditional ways that work has been done and innovation has been sought to accomplish - bring the wisdom of lean innovation to how that work is done and trying to overcome some of the cultural boundaries that we see in modern organizations."**Let's Connect**www.rangle.io#AskRangleTwitter: @rangleioEmail: podcast@rangle.io

In our Season 1 finale, Jennifer Shannon is joined by Arun Ramdeane, Senior Director, Technology at Staples Canada, and Farouk Dossa Group Director, Client Partnerships at Rangle. Take a look at what the catalyst was for Staples and other organizations to embrace innovation. "Distill it down or synthesize it down to its smallest value prop that you can easily put out there and show. Because I think when a lot of things come around change. It's usually pretty big, right? And so you're not going to be successful putting something up very big in a month because it's just not going to happen. But if you can really like kind of synthesize something down that gives you the credibility to show how to push the change, especially if you're within like a large org, that's how you start to win. Right?"

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Greg Wilson This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Greg Wilson about his educational and programming background, a Canadian company (Rangle) who’s doing amazing things, and much more! Currently, Greg is the head of instructor training at DataCamp. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Past Episode – 184 JavaScript The one unavoidable language. Company in Canada – Rangle. 1980’s when Greg got into super computing – everything was custom hardware. Want to be “rich, famous, and popular?” – check out 11:58! Rangle – what a great company! Emily Porta Rangle’s program, Bridge, aimed at women who are trying to get into the tech industry. How did you get into programming? Queen’s University – 1980. Started off as chemistry major. From Vancouver, Canada. Engineering degree. Got hired to do math with computers. Software. 1985 – working for a lab in Ottawa. Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Scotland. Ph.D. Academia. Moved to Toronto. Ruby Greg is a Python user. Not familiar with Ruby. Violence and video games? Where is the data? If people had the habit of being skeptical, such as fake news and other things, that simply isn’t true. For example: are vaccines dangerous? Professor Marian Petre – Open University Book: “Software Designs Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think” by Marian Petre Links: Digital Ocean, LLC FreshBooks Greg Wilson’s Third Bit Greg Wilson’s Twitter Greg Wilson’s GitHub Greg Wilson’s LinkedIn Greg Wilson’s “What We Actually Know About Software Development, and Why We Believe It’s True” JavaScript Past Episode – 184 Rangle Rangle’s Bridge Python Ruby Professor Marian Petre – Open University Book: “Software Designs Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think” by Marian Petre CacheFly Charles Max Wood’s Twitter Sponsor: Digital Ocean, LLC Picks: Charles St. George, Utah Parade of Homes Upside Bose SoundLink Headphones ATR2100 Microphone Greg Rangle’s Bridge Inclusivity and diversity AOSABOOK.ORG Samson Meteor Microphone

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Greg Wilson This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Greg Wilson about his educational and programming background, a Canadian company (Rangle) who’s doing amazing things, and much more! Currently, Greg is the head of instructor training at DataCamp. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Past Episode – 184 JavaScript The one unavoidable language. Company in Canada – Rangle. 1980’s when Greg got into super computing – everything was custom hardware. Want to be “rich, famous, and popular?” – check out 11:58! Rangle – what a great company! Emily Porta Rangle’s program, Bridge, aimed at women who are trying to get into the tech industry. How did you get into programming? Queen’s University – 1980. Started off as chemistry major. From Vancouver, Canada. Engineering degree. Got hired to do math with computers. Software. 1985 – working for a lab in Ottawa. Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Scotland. Ph.D. Academia. Moved to Toronto. Ruby Greg is a Python user. Not familiar with Ruby. Violence and video games? Where is the data? If people had the habit of being skeptical, such as fake news and other things, that simply isn’t true. For example: are vaccines dangerous? Professor Marian Petre – Open University Book: “Software Designs Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think” by Marian Petre Links: Digital Ocean, LLC FreshBooks Greg Wilson’s Third Bit Greg Wilson’s Twitter Greg Wilson’s GitHub Greg Wilson’s LinkedIn Greg Wilson’s “What We Actually Know About Software Development, and Why We Believe It’s True” JavaScript Past Episode – 184 Rangle Rangle’s Bridge Python Ruby Professor Marian Petre – Open University Book: “Software Designs Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think” by Marian Petre CacheFly Charles Max Wood’s Twitter Sponsor: Digital Ocean, LLC Picks: Charles St. George, Utah Parade of Homes Upside Bose SoundLink Headphones ATR2100 Microphone Greg Rangle’s Bridge Inclusivity and diversity AOSABOOK.ORG Samson Meteor Microphone

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Greg Wilson This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Greg Wilson about his educational and programming background, a Canadian company (Rangle) who’s doing amazing things, and much more! Currently, Greg is the head of instructor training at DataCamp. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Past Episode – 184 JavaScript The one unavoidable language. Company in Canada – Rangle. 1980’s when Greg got into super computing – everything was custom hardware. Want to be “rich, famous, and popular?” – check out 11:58! Rangle – what a great company! Emily Porta Rangle’s program, Bridge, aimed at women who are trying to get into the tech industry. How did you get into programming? Queen’s University – 1980. Started off as chemistry major. From Vancouver, Canada. Engineering degree. Got hired to do math with computers. Software. 1985 – working for a lab in Ottawa. Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Scotland. Ph.D. Academia. Moved to Toronto. Ruby Greg is a Python user. Not familiar with Ruby. Violence and video games? Where is the data? If people had the habit of being skeptical, such as fake news and other things, that simply isn’t true. For example: are vaccines dangerous? Professor Marian Petre – Open University Book: “Software Designs Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think” by Marian Petre Links: Digital Ocean, LLC FreshBooks Greg Wilson’s Third Bit Greg Wilson’s Twitter Greg Wilson’s GitHub Greg Wilson’s LinkedIn Greg Wilson’s “What We Actually Know About Software Development, and Why We Believe It’s True” JavaScript Past Episode – 184 Rangle Rangle’s Bridge Python Ruby Professor Marian Petre – Open University Book: “Software Designs Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think” by Marian Petre CacheFly Charles Max Wood’s Twitter Sponsor: Digital Ocean, LLC Picks: Charles St. George, Utah Parade of Homes Upside Bose SoundLink Headphones ATR2100 Microphone Greg Rangle’s Bridge Inclusivity and diversity AOSABOOK.ORG Samson Meteor Microphone

Lindsie Canton is Director of Product Design at Bridge and a Product Designer at Rangle. She uses human-centred design to build ethical products. She puts this into practice at Bridge, an inclusive platform for women, agender, and non-binary folks in tech to succeed.

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Greg Wilson This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Greg Wilson. Greg first got into programming when he took a computer class in college and realized that he really loved building software. He then went on to help build the world’s first wireless mouse and get a master’s degree in artificial intelligence. They really stress the importance of analytics and discuss many different studies on coding and bugs in today’s episode. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  How did you first get into programming? Originally was a Chemistry major Graduated with an Engineering degree as a middle ground Really enjoyed building software  Worked to help build the world’s first wireless mouse Master’s degree in artificial intelligence Do you have any experience with Ruby? He is a Python user He has been teaching scientists how to program for the past 8-10 years Analytics are important Marian Petre: Expertise in software development Cognitive dimensions framework Software Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think You don’t need a PhD at all to be successful Use data to your advantage Find out what isn’t working and fix that What are you working on now? DataCamp And much, much more!   Links:  Rangle Ruby Python Cognitive dimensions framework Software Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think DataCamp Greg’s GitHub @GVWilson Third-Bit.com   Picks: Charles St. George, Utah Parade of Homes Upside Greg Bridge Program in Ontario  JavaScript tutorial coming soon AOSABook.org Samson Meteor Microphone

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Greg Wilson This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Greg Wilson. Greg first got into programming when he took a computer class in college and realized that he really loved building software. He then went on to help build the world’s first wireless mouse and get a master’s degree in artificial intelligence. They really stress the importance of analytics and discuss many different studies on coding and bugs in today’s episode. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  How did you first get into programming? Originally was a Chemistry major Graduated with an Engineering degree as a middle ground Really enjoyed building software  Worked to help build the world’s first wireless mouse Master’s degree in artificial intelligence Do you have any experience with Ruby? He is a Python user He has been teaching scientists how to program for the past 8-10 years Analytics are important Marian Petre: Expertise in software development Cognitive dimensions framework Software Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think You don’t need a PhD at all to be successful Use data to your advantage Find out what isn’t working and fix that What are you working on now? DataCamp And much, much more!   Links:  Rangle Ruby Python Cognitive dimensions framework Software Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think DataCamp Greg’s GitHub @GVWilson Third-Bit.com   Picks: Charles St. George, Utah Parade of Homes Upside Greg Bridge Program in Ontario  JavaScript tutorial coming soon AOSABook.org Samson Meteor Microphone

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Greg Wilson This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Greg Wilson. Greg first got into programming when he took a computer class in college and realized that he really loved building software. He then went on to help build the world’s first wireless mouse and get a master’s degree in artificial intelligence. They really stress the importance of analytics and discuss many different studies on coding and bugs in today’s episode. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  How did you first get into programming? Originally was a Chemistry major Graduated with an Engineering degree as a middle ground Really enjoyed building software  Worked to help build the world’s first wireless mouse Master’s degree in artificial intelligence Do you have any experience with Ruby? He is a Python user He has been teaching scientists how to program for the past 8-10 years Analytics are important Marian Petre: Expertise in software development Cognitive dimensions framework Software Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think You don’t need a PhD at all to be successful Use data to your advantage Find out what isn’t working and fix that What are you working on now? DataCamp And much, much more!   Links:  Rangle Ruby Python Cognitive dimensions framework Software Design Decoded: 66 Ways Experts Think DataCamp Greg’s GitHub @GVWilson Third-Bit.com   Picks: Charles St. George, Utah Parade of Homes Upside Greg Bridge Program in Ontario  JavaScript tutorial coming soon AOSABook.org Samson Meteor Microphone

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Houssein Djirdeh This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Houssein Djirdeh. Houssein works at Rangle currently and first got into programming during an intro to programming course in college and he initially hated it. A few years later he found out that he really was interested in programming when he wanted to build a website. From there he discovered JavaScript and Angular and has never looked back. He is most proud of his work on multiple Open Source projects and his blog posts. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  Progressive applications How did you first get into programming? Studies mechanical engineering C programming, Basic, and Sequel Building a website How did you get into JavaScript? What have you done with JavaScript that you are proud of? Open Source projects and blog posts Node Rangle Works most on front end programming He focuses on both content as well as coding in his day to day life What are you working on now? GitPoint app React, View, and Angular How do you decide what to learn next? And much, much more! Links:  Linode Rangle GitPoint app FreshBooks @HDjirdeh Houssein.me   Picks: Charles React Roundup and Views on View Podcasts Houssein Ivy In the Loop by Jake Archibald Dark

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Houssein Djirdeh This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Houssein Djirdeh. Houssein works at Rangle currently and first got into programming during an intro to programming course in college and he initially hated it. A few years later he found out that he really was interested in programming when he wanted to build a website. From there he discovered JavaScript and Angular and has never looked back. He is most proud of his work on multiple Open Source projects and his blog posts. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  Progressive applications How did you first get into programming? Studies mechanical engineering C programming, Basic, and Sequel Building a website How did you get into JavaScript? What have you done with JavaScript that you are proud of? Open Source projects and blog posts Node Rangle Works most on front end programming He focuses on both content as well as coding in his day to day life What are you working on now? GitPoint app React, View, and Angular How do you decide what to learn next? And much, much more! Links:  Linode Rangle GitPoint app FreshBooks @HDjirdeh Houssein.me   Picks: Charles React Roundup and Views on View Podcasts Houssein Ivy In the Loop by Jake Archibald Dark

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Houssein Djirdeh This week on My Angular Story, Charles speaks with Houssein Djirdeh. Houssein works at Rangle currently and first got into programming during an intro to programming course in college and he initially hated it. A few years later he found out that he really was interested in programming when he wanted to build a website. From there he discovered JavaScript and Angular and has never looked back. He is most proud of his work on multiple Open Source projects and his blog posts. In particular, We dive pretty deep on:  Progressive applications How did you first get into programming? Studies mechanical engineering C programming, Basic, and Sequel Building a website How did you get into JavaScript? What have you done with JavaScript that you are proud of? Open Source projects and blog posts Node Rangle Works most on front end programming He focuses on both content as well as coding in his day to day life What are you working on now? GitPoint app React, View, and Angular How do you decide what to learn next? And much, much more! Links:  Linode Rangle GitPoint app FreshBooks @HDjirdeh Houssein.me   Picks: Charles React Roundup and Views on View Podcasts Houssein Ivy In the Loop by Jake Archibald Dark

On today’s episode, Charles Max Wood, Joe Eames, and Alyssa Nicoll discuss Progressive Web Apps with Houssein Djirdeh. Houssein is a front-end engineer based in Toronto. He works for Rangle.io where he builds mobile web apps strictly focused on JavaScript. Stay tuned to learn more about the web apps he is working on and what he's currently up to!

On today’s episode, Charles Max Wood, Joe Eames, and Alyssa Nicoll discuss Progressive Web Apps with Houssein Djirdeh. Houssein is a front-end engineer based in Toronto. He works for Rangle.io where he builds mobile web apps strictly focused on JavaScript. Stay tuned to learn more about the web apps he is working on and what he's currently up to!

On today’s episode, Charles Max Wood, Joe Eames, and Alyssa Nicoll discuss Progressive Web Apps with Houssein Djirdeh. Houssein is a front-end engineer based in Toronto. He works for Rangle.io where he builds mobile web apps strictly focused on JavaScript. Stay tuned to learn more about the web apps he is working on and what he's currently up to!

Angular Remote Conference 1:35 - Introducing Igor Kamenetsky Company website Github Email him: gor.kamenetsky@rangle.io Augury Github Slack Team Chat Augury Wiki 2:07 - What does “Augury” mean? 5:25 - Using Augury in Chrome 9:10- Augury in other browsers 10:20 - Microsoft Debugging Tools Debugging for Windows 11:54 - Favorite Chrome developer techniques and Augury tips 14:22 - Challenges with Batarang 15:55 - Creating informative graphics 18:15 - Managing app component communications 21:25 - Angular Connect 2016 24:10 - Angular’s engagement with the community Rangle’s Angular 2 Training Guide 28:30 -  Router compatibility 29:40 - Feedback and Troubleshooting for Augury Joe’s screenshot Github 35:15 - Navigating ID’s in Augury 39:30 - Angular Two Features 45:55 - Router Tree View 48:30 - View Source Feature 50:00 - The future of Augury Picks: Gmail keyboard shortcuts  (Lukas) The Ultimate Angular 2 Workshop with Dan Wahlin and John Papa (Joe) New Jason Bourne film (don’t see it!) (Joe) Wood Badge (Charles) Boy Scouts of America (Charles) Tifie Scout Camp (Charles) Angular Remote Conference - Use the code “podcast” to get 25% off registration (Charles) Finding Dory (Igor) TypeScript guide by Basarat (Igor) ALM (Igor) NG2 Redux (Igor)  

Angular Remote Conference 1:35 - Introducing Igor Kamenetsky Company website Github Email him: gor.kamenetsky@rangle.io Augury Github Slack Team Chat Augury Wiki 2:07 - What does “Augury” mean? 5:25 - Using Augury in Chrome 9:10- Augury in other browsers 10:20 - Microsoft Debugging Tools Debugging for Windows 11:54 - Favorite Chrome developer techniques and Augury tips 14:22 - Challenges with Batarang 15:55 - Creating informative graphics 18:15 - Managing app component communications 21:25 - Angular Connect 2016 24:10 - Angular’s engagement with the community Rangle’s Angular 2 Training Guide 28:30 -  Router compatibility 29:40 - Feedback and Troubleshooting for Augury Joe’s screenshot Github 35:15 - Navigating ID’s in Augury 39:30 - Angular Two Features 45:55 - Router Tree View 48:30 - View Source Feature 50:00 - The future of Augury Picks: Gmail keyboard shortcuts  (Lukas) The Ultimate Angular 2 Workshop with Dan Wahlin and John Papa (Joe) New Jason Bourne film (don’t see it!) (Joe) Wood Badge (Charles) Boy Scouts of America (Charles) Tifie Scout Camp (Charles) Angular Remote Conference - Use the code “podcast” to get 25% off registration (Charles) Finding Dory (Igor) TypeScript guide by Basarat (Igor) ALM (Igor) NG2 Redux (Igor)  

Angular Remote Conference 1:35 - Introducing Igor Kamenetsky Company website Github Email him: gor.kamenetsky@rangle.io Augury Github Slack Team Chat Augury Wiki 2:07 - What does “Augury” mean? 5:25 - Using Augury in Chrome 9:10- Augury in other browsers 10:20 - Microsoft Debugging Tools Debugging for Windows 11:54 - Favorite Chrome developer techniques and Augury tips 14:22 - Challenges with Batarang 15:55 - Creating informative graphics 18:15 - Managing app component communications 21:25 - Angular Connect 2016 24:10 - Angular’s engagement with the community Rangle’s Angular 2 Training Guide 28:30 -  Router compatibility 29:40 - Feedback and Troubleshooting for Augury Joe’s screenshot Github 35:15 - Navigating ID’s in Augury 39:30 - Angular Two Features 45:55 - Router Tree View 48:30 - View Source Feature 50:00 - The future of Augury Picks: Gmail keyboard shortcuts  (Lukas) The Ultimate Angular 2 Workshop with Dan Wahlin and John Papa (Joe) New Jason Bourne film (don’t see it!) (Joe) Wood Badge (Charles) Boy Scouts of America (Charles) Tifie Scout Camp (Charles) Angular Remote Conference - Use the code “podcast” to get 25% off registration (Charles) Finding Dory (Igor) TypeScript guide by Basarat (Igor) ALM (Igor) NG2 Redux (Igor)  

Milanka Fabjančič je ilustratorka. Rada ima fantastiko. Bere knjige. Rangle! Na oddajo se lahko naročite prek iTunes ali RSS in jo najdete tudi na Twitterju ter Facebooku. Anže je na Twitterju @anzet. Podprete jo lahko tudi osebno. Zapiski: Ha-Ha Star Wars Zvitorepec Issamov Strojna oprema: Nokia neumni telefon PC Programska oprema: Windows Photoshop Chrome

Abdullah Saqib is leading the Strengths movement in Pakistan. Pakistan’s first Strengths-based Career Coaching Initiative, Rangle, focuses on strengths strategies which improve individual, team and organizational performance. (https://Facebook.com/rangle.it) I always enjoy interviewing Strengths enthusiasts from other countries. They provide such amazing insights, and often introduce me to concepts I had never heard of here in the […]

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