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Actress Sharon Stone gives a political speech that sounds like it was written by Kamala Harris' writers. The RJS crew gives their review of Gladiator II. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mr. Chainz and Funkhauser welcome long time friend of the show, Crazy Legs Johnson back into the Haus. We are Juniata Proud up in here and hoping to get some stickers on their fantasy lineups this week. Tune into to hear about RJs, 3am alarms for free agents and who we couldn't have been more wrong on going into 2023.

It's Episode 187 of The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast!! The show kicks off with the most recent event in local news, as the guys discuss the unfortunate events that surround the failed submarine mission that embarked on its journey to see the wreckage of The Titanic. Are the memes too much? Does the internet really care? All those questions are answered as Jared and RJ give their thoughts on the failed expedition. What a year for gaming it has been! From the Dead Space Remake to RJs current obsession with Diablo IV. The guys discuss their current gaming fixes as Jared asks “Who has A PC?” WHO WILL PARTICIPATE IN ADULT NERD ACTIVITY WITH THIS MAN!! Like Share Comment Subscribe and Review

We have returned to bring you yet another awesomely epic episode of The Mad Scientist Lab!!! The time is here! The season Finale of The Last of Us delivers an incredible episode to wrap up the first season and the guys weigh in on the season as a whole. One of the great mysteries in recent years revolves around the disappearance of Malaysia flight MH370. The new Netflix documentary shines a light on some of the theories that surround the greatest mystery in modern aviation. RJ seems to put his foot in his mouth a lot and I'm sure Jared doesn't mind. RJ discusses his displeasure with “wokeness” in children's cartoons and his passion for April O'Neil backfires as Jared points out well the obvious in RJs rant.

பிப்ரவரி 13: உலக ரேடியோ தினம்! #WorldRadioDay | #Radio | #WorldRadioDay2023 | #FM | #RadioPartner | #music | #உலக_வானொலி_நாள் உலக வானொலி தினம். நவீன உலகில் தகவல் தொடர்பு சாதனங்கள் அதிகரித்துவிட்ட போதிலும் தகவலை மக்களிடம் கொண்டு சேர்ப்பதில் வெகுஜன மக்களின் முன்னோடியான உலக வானொலி தினத்தை ஐக்கிய நாடுகள் கல்வி அறிவியல் பண்பாட்டு அமைப்பு பிப்ரவரி-13 உலக வானொலி நாளாக அறிவித்தது. World Radio Day. As good a time as any to thank you for supporting a medium that's been near and dear to my heart for nearly 45 years. I've said it many times and I mean it: without you there is no me. Thank you for dropping in on the daily. Much love!! மனிதனின் எண்ண அலைகளை இணைத்து..! உலகை உணரச் செய்யும் இசையை சேர்க்கும் ஒலிபரப்பில் பணியாற்றும் அனைத்து ஒலிபரப்பாளர்களுக்கும் எனது உலக வானொலி தின நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள். #WorldRadioDay Greetings to all radio listeners, RJs and all others associated with the broadcasting eco-system on the special occasion of World Radio Day. May the radio keep brightening lives through innovative programmes and showcasing human creativity. #WorldRadioday #blackout #minevaganti #radiosolo #broadcaster #broadcasting #design #radiokece #trendsetterdakwahmasakini #radiojamannow #ayodengarradio #radiosukoharjo #broadcast #radiolovers #radiokamu #radionyasolo #radiohitssolo #iloveradio #santrisahabatbumi #gesmaradio #february #kreatifgauldansantun #radiocool #radiomagazineng #radiokeren #radiovisual #follow #myhandnodey #solo #arewa #radiomagazine --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mugamillathavan/message

Ahhh Hello There! No need to fear The Mad Scientist is here!! (Insert Cheers Here) Jared is slightly put off by RJs recent discoveries on the internet. Vitamin D is essential for one's personal benefits and health but RJ finds a “method” of vitamin D intake that leaves Jared wondering “Why is this guy my co-host?” The guys can't get enough of The Last of Us as they break down the 5th episode and give their thoughts on which direction the show is heading. Are You A Secret Agent? Jared discusses the destruction of a pipeline in The Baltic Sea and how he found an article that “suggests” the US is involved. Government Cover-Ups!? No Way! Please make sure to reset your comedy clocks as this week's Shoot Your Shot Open Mic Night is being held Thursday, February 16th! Come down and get your funny on!! Like Share Comment Subscribe and Review 

Ahhhh Yes!! Yes Indeed! Yeppers! It's The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast! (Insert Joy Here) Jared blows RJs mind as he shows RJ various rockets designed by Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk. From the sheer design of the ships to the way fuel is broken down, Jared talks about how commercializing trips to Mars is becoming ever so closer to becoming a reality and if we'll see it in our lifetime. Why are the guys excited? Girl Scout Cookies!! That's Why! The guys talk about their favorite flavors and Jared drops a bombshell on RJ in the form of …Ice Cream. A lot of good content and information on this one folks! Please join us Tuesday, January 31st at Shooters in Springfield for Open Mic Comedy Night!! Review, Share, Comment, Subscribe and Be Safe

Le délai de prévenance varie selon que c'est l'employeur ou le salarié qui romp la période d'essai. Le code du travail Article L1221-25 Lorsqu'il est mis fin, par l'employeur, au contrat en cours ou au terme de la période d'essai définie aux articles L. 1221-19 à L. 1221-24 ou à l'article L. 1242-10 pour les contrats stipulant une période d'essai d'au moins une semaine, le salarié est prévenu dans un délai qui ne peut être inférieur à : 1° Vingt-quatre heures en deçà de huit jours de présence ; 2° Quarante-huit heures entre huit jours et un mois de présence ; 3° Deux semaines après un mois de présence ; 4° Un mois après trois mois de présence. La période d'essai, renouvellement inclus, ne peut être prolongée du fait de la durée du délai de prévenance. Lorsque le délai de prévenance n'a pas été respecté, son inexécution ouvre droit pour le salarié, sauf s'il a commis une faute grave, à une indemnité compensatrice. Cette indemnité est égale au montant des salaires et avantages que le salarié aurait perçus s'il avait accompli son travail jusqu'à l'expiration du délai de prévenance, indemnité compensatrice de congés payés comprise. Article L1221-26 Lorsqu'il est mis fin à la période d'essai par le salarié, celui-ci respecte un délai de prévenance de quarante-huit heures. Ce délai est ramené à vingt-quatre heures si la durée de présence du salarié dans l'entreprise est inférieure à huit jours. Quid des délais dans les conventions collectives ? Soc. 15 avril 2016 n° 15-12.588 RJS n° 471 : pour rompre la période d'essai, l'employeur doit respecter le délai de prévenance prévu au contrat si celui-ci est plus favorable. ➜ applique le principe de faveur ⚠️ ➜ ce qui est favo au salarié si initiative de l'employeur, l'intérêt salarié délai plus long si initiative du salarié, son intérêt est que délai plus court

A clip from each of the Bulls' coaches about Saturday's opponent at RjS, and Darek speaks with both basketball teams' starting centers.

The latest "No Quarter Given Podcast" welcomes Super Bowl 37 Champion Bucs QB Brad Johnson this week...part of the Bucpower.com Podcast Network!Brad discusses with Jason and Peter why he chose the Bucs as a free agent over Baltimore?What was the exact play call, when closing down 'The Vet' on memorable TD pass to Joe Jurevicious in the '02 NFC Champ Game?Differences playing for offensive v defensive HC's with Dungy and GrudenHow Gruden challenged him and the offense?Teammates and HOFamersMemories of SB 37 blowout of the Raiders and much more!Also, Paul Stewart provides his montage of the Bucs - Falcons rivalry thru the years.Peter and I review the loss to KC, as well as, preview the divisional matchup with Atlanta comin, Sunday 1pm at RJS.Subscribe, rate and review "No Quarter Given" as part of the BucPower.com Podcast Network of shows on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

If Rj and Jared had 149 beers, they would probably drink them. Just like how you're ingesting Episode 149 of THE Mad Scientist Lab Podcast!! A serious discussion occurs when RJ brings up something that may bother some people, the downfall of Chipotle. Whether it's the skimp double portions or the feeling that it doesn't hit the same anymore, the guys talk about their experiences with the popular food chain. Do you know what's creepy? Spider Crickets or whatever the hell they may be called, RJ tells the stories from his childhood that led him to want to burn them all to the ground.  Jared is baffled at RJs reaction to not getting lettuce in his Wendy's sandwich. It provides a crunch Damn it!! In gaming news, Jared talks about how he was able to view the leaked footage from Grand Theft Auto 6 and what it means for the future of the franchise.

SPOILER ALERT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tonight we talk about Stranger things , Hocus Pocus 2, RJs screw up live on air and of course THE BOWL !

This week on The Mohua Show, we have RJ Praveen.In today's episode, we have with us Praveen Sethia, famously known as RJ Praveen. Praveen has been working as a Radio Jockey since 2006 and ever since has enchanted his audience with his captivating voice and amazing comic timings. One of the most sought-after RJs in Kolkata, Praveen is also well known for his story narration and has been internationally acclaimed for his show Ek Kahaani Aisi Bhi. As I converse with him today on The Mohua Show Podcast, Praveen elaborates on his journey of choosing Radio Jockeying as a profession. From a small-town boy studying in a Hindi-Medium School in Jharkhand to becoming one of the top RJs in Kolkata, his story is truly an inspiring one.The Mohua Show:Instagram: @themohuashowFacebook: @themohuashowYoutube: @themohuashowTwitter: @themohuashowLinkedin: @themohuashowDisclaimer: The views expressed by our guests are their own. We do not endorse and are not responsible for any views expressed by our guests on our podcast and its associated platforms.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Beyond The Yard! ACW Universe, welcome to the 17th episode of Beyond The Yard. The host, Derrick Destroyer will have RJS and BES, BTW Wrestlers on the show. This is the first time ever Beyond The Yard will have a Face to Face Interview! RJS had a match against Derrick Destroyer at ACW: Blackjack. ACW Beyond The Yard is now international. Hope you enjoy hearing ACW Beyond The Yard and see you guys on the next episode of Beyond The Yard. Don't forget to check out ACW on YouTube! https://youtube.com/channel/UCqQz1biUSuyGX99dDjQLKtg Efrenation Network Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCcJh4J59JpTGtGnl4tiuwrw Also ACW Instagram Home Page, https://www.instagram.com/acw_byw/?igshid=1bdkvcklj7ro2 ACW Beyond The Yard on Apple Podcast, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/acw-beyond-the-yard/id1493742688 ACW Beyond The Yard on Spotify, https://open.spotify.com/show/6gVgmT0DOzcHR2D2i1avuf?si=3LXDlSEtS_iWSYWsqgDREQ BTW Wrestling Channel Instagram Page: https://instagram.com/btw.wrestling_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= BTW Wrestling YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCHUhvUNYPzO3-_eVUP7Y1lQ RJS Instagram Page: https://instagram.com/ryan_rjs?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Special Guest RJ Zimmerman. He is a Journeyman ⚡️Lineman working for a Utility in Wisconsin. RJ is a 2nd generation Lineman as his Dad just retired last year after 35 years of service . He started a podcast of his own 2 years ago called @untappedkeg about mental health and sobriety. Rjs greatest job in the world, is being the the father of 2 boys ages(4&2) In this Episode we talk about : Line-work, Mental Health, Sobriety, and what it takes to be a Show Up dad in such a challenging trade. RJ was an amazing guest with tons of useful information. Join us as we discuss how are industry has changed from what his Dad saw till know. Not being critical with our spouse or our children, and how to be careful who we open up to about our issues. This was an amazing Podcast. We like to thank our listeners and Partners @tallmanequipment @line11clothing @monzingoknives and last but not least 96.9KDAZ Conservative talk radio were they air our podcast to over 700,000 listeners in the SW. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-mendonca/support

RJs and I go a long way I must say! Super excited to bring to you this podcast with everyones favourite ex Rj - Malavika Varadan. Listen to us talk about her journey into radio at City 101.6, then exiting it and exploring the entrepreneur in her- successfully with her arts academy in Dubai- the Hive. A heart warming conversation about how different phases of your life all come together to fit into a perfect puzzle and finally finds peace

It's that time of the week when we bring you yet another episode! 132 to be exact! Jared and RJ discuss RJs judgment as we have to “Restart” the show. RJs Hip Hop knowledge is vast, to say the least however his world comes crashing down when Jared tells him what the term “MC” really means. Over the course of the past week, RJ has been trying to obtain 2 dollars and a stick of gum to pay Jared's ransom for holding RJs Emotional Support Duck Quackers hostage. What The Duck! Hang in there little buddy I'm coming!! Jared breaks down another comedy event at Shooters and how everyone is always welcome to stop by!

Casey Middlestadt scores final goal of RJs career. Reflect on Sabres season. Amerks sneak into Playoffs. Bandits Playoffs. Bills & NFL draft grades. Predictions for Stanley Cup Playoffs, NBA Playoffs, Premier League & UEFA Champions League

OH. MY. GOD what is that on RJs head well folks it's his fresh new haircut that has the man looking rather spiffy and he even gets a compliment from Jared *GASPS* Wrestlemania weekend is in full effect and RJ is pumped to witness the return of The Texas Rattlesnake Stone Cold Steve Austin!! OH HELL YEAH!! RJ opens up about his recent struggles with anxiety and depression and how he is recognizing his own bad behavior patterns. RJ breaks down his review of The new Halo series premiere and how it stacks up against the legendary gaming franchise. Review, Like, Share and Subcribe

RJ Spina is a metaphysical teacher based in San Diego California. In his recent book "Supercharged Self-Healing" RJ recounts his life-threatening illness and how he managed to heal from within using powerful healing techniques. We talk rather deep about the nature of the self, metaphysical frequencies and much more. Check out RJs book at: https://www.akademibokhandeln.se/bok/supercharged-self-healing/9780738768090/ Read more about RJ on his website: https://www.ascendthefrequencies.com/

We are back after a week's hiatus to bring you Episode 126! First and foremost we here at the show would like to congratulate the Hayfield Hawks boys basketball team on winning the state championship!! Excellent Work Guys! RJ talks about his experience at the movie theater for the first time in 2 years when he goes to see The Batman Jared discusses his likening of Formula 1 racing and its increasing popularity here in the states. WHY HAS RJ NOT CLEANED THE BASEMENT?? Jared snaps a photo of the abomination that is RJs corner Like Share Comment Subscribe and Be Safe

Duane reacts to the Sabres 4-3 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets in OT. Plus the piss poor attendance during RJs final season in the booth.

Duane reacts to the Sabres 4-3 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets in OT. Plus the piss poor attendance during RJs final season in the booth

Knicks took on the Mavericks last night, looking for their 5th straight win at home after an abysmal start at home this season so far. RJs coming off a hot game and Randle still feels he has something to prove after his 2 pt 12 rebound performance the other day. Check the recap to see what went down!

First came Sulli Deals where Muslim women were put up for an online ‘auction' - there was outrage, but sadly no action - as a result we have Bulli Bai - another online auction that aims to degenerate and silence Muslim voices by virtually ‘auctioning' them. Will this auction - lead to strong action from the authorities?? Or will this go unpunished in the court of law as well? Will this manange to silence Muslim Women who are now being heard internationally??? In this special DESHBHAKT TAKEOVER - we hand over the microphone to RJ Sayema - one of India's best RJs and a prominent voice who also found her name in the ‘auction' …. Sayema has a thing or two to say to the authorities and the women who have been named. Do listen up. Follow Sayema on Twitter - @_sayema Instagram - /mirchisayema/

In the latest episode of The Takeaway Club, I speak with Vignesh Vijayakumar, more popularly known as Body in the Freshworks and Sastra circles. The most accurate way to describe Body would be as an enigma. He probably has at least a thousand friends, making a complete mockery of the Dunbar number - hence the title, Six Degrees of Body. Body and I have a lot in common - we are both from Sastra, love Freshworks, journalism, WWE, pop culture references. In this episode, we both turned to midnight RJs, completely unwinding, having a Joe Rogan-esque conversation on all the topics I've mentioned above. If you are just starting out your career, or still in college, or find yourself nostalgic about life in the 90s, I think you'll definitely cherish this conversation!

The B.O.A.T. Leaves dock with captain RJ and his favorite mate Ben Gil. This crew wasted no time getting to Rjs issues with his BM & co-partnering (3:08). Ben chimes in giving credit to the hood dads out there (7:24). RJ shared how his dad re entered his life after prison and what happens next is hilarious (8:30). Things get heavy when RJ talks about dating sites and how much attention he gets from the BBWs ( 20:50). As we head towards shore, RJ closes us out with who gives the best head BBWs or skinny women (55:40). ALL ABOARD!!

Yes, 115 Episodes of The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast! We are joined by none other than RJs long time gaming buddy John (From Wisconsin) and to his credit, he will always be “The Manticore” We like beer there's no doubt about it. John has other plans as he blesses us with over 120 beers from the land of the Cheese Heads and damn it they are delicious. Seriously!! They are amazeballs Do you guys like beef sticks? Cause we have so much meat(it doesn't look that bad) from John. He's like Santa just keeps on giving and we have nothing to give back. Like, Damn it dude we are overwhelmed. There is no other way to celebrate 20 years of Halo with the man that carried Dope(RJ) to perfect SWAT 50s. Shout Out to the nerd squad. Oh yea and there's a whole podcast behind this description Like Share Comment Subscribe and Be Safe

Matt (@MattWi77iams) & John (@MLBMovingAvg) go game by game & break down the Week 7 betting lines and the slate on DraftKings. - Stars & Scrubs Week! - Rams vs Lions let down? - Is it still RJS time? - Cash vs GPP - Cheap Stack of the Week

With the advent of internet, is Radio losing it's relevance to Spotify and youtube? Why should one even listen to a Radio Channel any more? RJ Aniket tells us why! He talks about the evolution of the Radio space and why it continues to work much better abroad than in India! He talks about the ups and downs one has to go through while hosting a live show where mishaps like 26/11 also happen! He also tells us about his journey to being one of the most popular RJs at one of the biggest Radio Stations in the country while overcoming mental health issues from a very young age! Join in! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dwijendra-parashar/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dwijendra-parashar/support

What are the benefits of producing a podcast, a video series and an annual salary survey? To many recruiters that sounds like a lot of work. Is it really worth all the effort? My special guest, Sean Rigsby, believes that the combination of inbound marketing strategies position you as the ‘go to' recruiter in your space. The salary survey, for example, provides valuable market data for your clients and candidates. It also helps to build your brand and generate inbound leads. In this interview, Sean revealed his process for researching, publishing and promoting his firm's salary survey as well as other brand-building strategies. He also shared practical and golden approaches to making your life easier by working smarter. You will also hear the challenges he had when he shifted to an engaged model and the payoff he is getting now. Sean is the Managing Partner of Rigsby Search Group (RSG) founded in 2012 and recognized by Forbes as one of America's best-recruiting firms. RSG specializes in the environmental industry and has made over 1200 placements nationwide. Episode Outline and Highlights [1:15] What motivated Sean to start a podcast? [6:44] Ways to broaden your brand - doing a salary survey and getting good data. [20:18] Sean's “interview tip of the day” videos and how this approach can help your brand. [28:51] Are you treating your time like the money it is worth? [42:30] Shifting from contingency to an engaged model after 23 years - the risks and rewards [57:30] How the Pinnacle Society helped Sean when he started his own firm. [58:33] Mistakes and learnings when starting your own recruitment business. Building Your Brand People are more likely to do business with you if they know you. That is why marketing and building your brand are important aspects of running your business. Sean shared the specifics of how they do it at Rigsby Search Group. For them, it is not just spreading awareness but also becoming thought leaders and adding value to the industry. Here are the takeaways Podcast - Sean revealed what motivated him to start a podcast and the benefits they are getting from it. Salary Survey - Definitely value-adding to your community, hear how to capture the data and get higher engagement. Interview Tip of the Day - this video making process not only helps your candidates but spreads brand awareness as well. Sean shared their best practices. Working Hard and Working Smart One of the key topics that Sean shared with me is how he makes his life easier by delegating tasks that he hates, allowing him to focus more on more complex tasks in his business. His guiding principle is based on the question of “Are you treating your time like the money it is worth?”  Sean admitted, “I wasn't very good at delegating...I would try to do everything.” He then shared how and when you can hand off some tasks to someone else. He shared his thought process on which tasks to delegate. As he summarized, “Which ones I hate and what is the quickest turnaround.” Here are some examples of the time-consuming tasks he is now effectively delegating: Research - hear how he trained his admin to handle candidate sourcing. Taking references and making follow-ups - this one is brilliant, I've never come across anyone else who delegates this task effectively. Shifting From Contingency to an Engaged Model After roughly 23 years in his recruitment career, Sean decided to shift to an engaged or retained search model. He was skeptical at first as he initially felt that it is not fit for his specific industry niche. He shared that he even lost a number of clients when he started asking for part of the fee up front. But what made him decide? And what are the key benefits he is getting now? Sean shared valuable insights from his own experience transitioning to retained/engaged search. Sean Rigsby Bio and Contact Info Sean P. Rigsby, CPC, is the Managing Partner of Rigsby Search Group, LLC. He formed the company in 2012 to meet the marketplace's need for a more consultative approach to helping both clients and candidates. He has developed many long-term relationships with both clients and candidates that extend nationwide and include all U.S. markets, for a mix of clients from the ENR Top 100 to smaller boutique type firms. Sean is a Member of The Pinnacle Society, an organization of 80 of the highest volume recruiters in North America.  Sean is also an active member and has assumed leadership roles within a number of organizations, namely: Environmental Professionals Organization of Connecticut and the Environmental Business Council of New England – Connecticut Chapter. He's also been a speaker at various conferences for organizations such as: American Institute of Professional Geologists, Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists, Society for Women Environmental Professionals – Massachusetts Chapter, EnviroExpo of Boston and the University of Connecticut. Sean finds a strong calling to give back. Recently he became a Member of the Patient and Family Advisory Council for Bristol Hospital. He has Co-Chaired and led the Recruitment and Retention section for the Saint Paul School Board in Kensington, CT. In 2010, Sean was honoured when he received the “HOPES Volunteer of the Year Award” by the Archdiocese of Hartford. Prior to founding Rigsby Search Group in 2012, Sean spent 19 years at RJS Associates, one of the top search firms on the East Coast headquartered in Hartford, CT. While working at RJS, Sean received numerous awards including: “Consultant of the Year” – 3 times, “Environmental Recruiter of the Year” – 17 times and “Rookie of the Year” – 1993. When he finished his career at RJS Associates, he was a Partner and was ranked as one of the top three highest producing recruiters within the history of the company. Sean on LinkedIn Rigsby Search Group website link Rigsby Search Group's podcast link Rigsby Search Group's Salary Survey Rigsby Search Group's Referral Program Rigsby Search Group on Facebook Rigsby Search Group on YouTube People and Resources Mentioned Joe Rice on LinkedIn  Cameron Boyd  on LinkedIn  Rich Rosen on LinkedIn James Caan on LinkedIn  Danny Cahill on LinkedIn The Entrepreneur Roller Coaster by Darren Hardy Pinnacle Society website link Connect with Mark Whitby Get your FREE 30-minute strategy call Mark on LinkedIn Mark on Twitter: @MarkWhitby Mark on Facebook Mark on Instagram: @RecruitmentCoach Related Podcast You Might Enjoy TRR #81 James Caan on the 10 Characteristics of Highly Successful Recruitment Entrepreneurs TRR #67 Think Like a Big Biller: How to Get Repeat Business and Referrals, with Rich Rosen TRR #55 How to Build (or Rebuild) Your Recruitment Firm to 7-Figures From Scratch, with Joe Rice TRR #45 Doing Things Differently – Objectivity, Flat Fees and Getting Rid of Commission Schemes, with Cameron Boyd   Subscribe to The Resilient Recruiter  

Who is that off in the distance?? Well, I'll be damned, it's Greg! Welcome to Episode 94 of The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast It's been quite some time since all 3 guys have been on the show together and they haven't missed a beat.  Greg goes into the craziest details regarding Thor's Hammer in the Marvel Universe, and his explanation leaves RJs mind blown. What are some of your favorite shows that have been canceled after 1 season? Jared's answer has Greg scratching his chin hairs as RJ recalls one of his favorites in Flash Forward. Jared and Greg discuss their feelings on Juneteenth becoming a national holiday and what else needs to be done in terms of equality. Last but not least Greg opens up about his absence from the show and what's been going on in his life. Review, Share, Comment, Subscribe and Be Safe

Welcome to episode 93 of The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast! This week you get the dynamic duo of RJ and Jared! Well technically it's always us but it's nice to say! RJ details how his life has been since he is as of recording the show 12 days sober! Wow! Jared discusses his journey as well but throws a beer in there for the right reasons. Baseball anyone? The Entertainment Beaker Returns as RJ brings up Marvel's Loki however Jared has some tough questions regarding RJs liking of the show. Why does RJ like it? RJ can not answer properly because Jared's questions are dumb... The guys talk the business side of the podcast when it comes to expanding merchandise for Mad Scientist Media including hats and beer koozies. Speaking of Koozies our good pal John finally received his after 4 months! Thanks, John! And the most interesting question presents itself to the guys. Does alcohol make your head big?? Thank God for the Internet for letting us know the truth. Remember to Like, Share, Comment, Review, and Subscribe.

RJ Kartik is an award-winning Radio Jockey and Motivational storyteller. He is known for creating motivation stories content on his YouTube channel named "RJ Kartik"RJ Kartik is a small-town boy who made big in the radio industry. During his college days, Kartik used to listen to the radio and follow RJs. That was when he decided that he wanted to be an RJ. He started his career as an intern with My FM Jaipur in November 2009. After completing this internship, he got a full-time job as an RJ. Today, he is the most popular RJ in India.RJ Kartik’s story will teach you how you can become successful in life. 

It is Wrestle Mania season; Dave and RJ are breaking down Wrestle Mania VII with their own twist to it. This Wrestle Mania was RJs first mania while this was one of Daves favorites.  This Wrestle Mania and a lot of rumor and innuendo surrounding this entire event; from the move of the venue to how many actual people watched this showcase of the immortals live in person.  The boys breakdown how they felt about the retirement match between Randy Savage and the Ultimate Warrior.  The main event saw the WWF champion Sgt. Slaughter versus Hulk Hogan and they go into detail on the entire storyline.   Social  Media  Twitter @_ringsiderant _DaveInTheQc Instagram @_ringsiderant  ringsiderant.whatforapparel.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ringsiderant/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ringsiderant/support

This week's The Mad Scientist Lab goes back to its roots as RJ and Jared return as the broadcasting duo. Social media is a hell of a thing as RJ tells a story of a video circulating of a young lady in distress being filmed and laughed at instead of being helped. It's such a shame what people will do just to get views and “likes” Jared becomes RJs therapist as RJ opens up about his current mental state and emotional status as he moves farther away from what he used to be. WHERE IS THE INSPIRATION DAMN IT!! From Mr. Potato Head to Dr. Seuss the guys break down their thoughts on “Cancel Culture” and the impact it has on today's society. It really is quite interesting when you break things down. Also, Jared talks about Wandavision and its masterful storytelling and 3 years later RJ finally plays the “new” God Of War. I won't lie it's super badass! All this and more on this week's episode so make sure you take the time to... Like Share Comment Subscribe and Be Safe

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In this weeks episode we take things in a serious direction looking into Pacifism in WoT and Perrin being an Author's Surrogate. WARNING - between the timings 56.00-59.00 I discuss and quote a piece of RJ's blog in his final days which includes traumatic thoughts about his time in the Vietnam War. If This is something you may find triggering please do not listen to that section. RJs blog - https://dragonmount.com/blogs/entry/375-hi-there/ Intro music by Elitsa @Eliks_ If you wish to support my channels you can become a Patreon or purchase merch from my shop, links are below! Follow me on Twitter @malkieriR Instagram @malkiertalks Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/malkiertalks Malkier Talks Discord https://discord.gg/VBvF4pP Frosted Mugs https://www.newcreationsbyjen.com/collections/malkiertalks US Merch https://shop.spreadshirt.com/malkier-talks/ UK Merch https://shop.spreadshirt.co.uk/malkier-talks/ Patreon https://www.patreon.com/MalkierTalks

Your opponent sends you an email saying he just needs an "update deposition" of your client. What say you? In this episode, Jim Garrity notes that an "update" deposition is just a second deposition in sheep's clothing. And you'd better think twice about allowing it. Garrity tells you how to oppose it, and provides a dozen specific arguments to make. In the interests of balance, he also offers a dozen arguments to make in favor of a second deposition, if you're seeking one. The show notes below contain the full citations to 23 cases on the issue, and on which this episode is based. Cases for this Episode: Finjan, Inc. v. Eset, LLC, et al., Case No.: 17-cv-183 CAB (BGS), 2020 WL 7396551 (S. D. Cal. Dec. 16, 2020) (where court had stayed case as to one of six patents at issue, defendant allowed to redepose Plaintiff once stay was lifted, but second deposition would be “strictly narrowed” to single patent not previously covered in first deposition, and time-limited to ensure focus and proportionality; defendant explicitly forbidden from questioning plaintiff about topics covered in first deposition) MLO Properties, LLC v. City of Cleveland, 1:19-cv-1226, 2020 WL 6818753 (N. D. Ohio June 19, 2020) (plaintiff allowed to re-depose city officials where it it was alleged that city was held crucial documents prior to first depositions; court added that “Plaintiff is cautioned that it is not to cover topics already covered at the October 2019 depositions” and is not to exceed seven hours per redeposed witness, including time spent in each’s first deposition) Williams v. Benshetrit, et al. Case No. 19-797, 2020 WL 3315982 (E. D. Penn. Jun. 18, 2020) (second deposition of witness allowed where plaintiff’s counsel’s objections and instructions not to answer interfered with conduct of deposition; according to the court, “Defendant estimates that during [the witness’] one-hour deposition, [plaintiff’s counsel “interrupted and interjected himself ... approximately 112 times, ” told the witness “not to answer particular questions without asserting valid grounds for an objection,” “directed [the witness] how to answer,” “insinuated that defense counsel’s motive was to harass, humiliate, or embarrass,” and “unilaterally decided which questions were for a “relevant” purpose and which were not”) Medina, et al. v. Yoder Auto Sales, et al., 743 So.2d 621 (Fla. 2d DCA 1999) (state intermediate appellate court noting that its rules governing depositions do not forbid multiple depositions of the same witness) DatabaseUSA.com, LLC v. Van Gilder, et al., No. 8:17-cv-386, 2021 WL 229200 (D. Nebraska Jan. 22, 2021) (redeposition of corporate witness in data misappropriation case denied where (a) examining lawyer’s questions were overbroad and intruded on attorney-client information, and (b) examining lawyer should have rephrased questions based on detailed, narrowly-tailored privilege objections, rather than suspend deposition) Cargill, Incorporated v. Mountain Cement Company, 891 P. 2d 57 (S. Ct. Wyo. 1995) (second deposition of expert denied where defendant’s prior counsel had also deposed expert; held, no abuse of discretion, especially where the defendant was “armed with over three years of discovery materials”) Hawkins v. Lucier, 255 A.D. 553 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. App. Div. 1998) (defense effort to compel third deposition of personal injury plaintiff rejected, where defense failed to make “a detailed showing that the injured plaintiff’s prior testimony was inadequate to cover issues raised” by video surveillance after the second deposition) Lowery v. Noble Drilling Corp., No. CIV-A-96-3968, 1997 WL 675328 (E.D. La. 1997) (second deposition rejected where defendant “waited eight months, until just prior to the final pretrial conference to request leave of Court to re-depose the plaintiff,” and had ample opportunity to obtain information previously) Kleppinger v. Texas Department of Transportation, 283 F.R.D. 330 (S.D. Texas 2012) (re-deposition of plaintiff allowed, where there were eleven defendants, only one of whom was a party when initial deposition was taken, where new information had been developed, and where examinations would also cover areas not specifically covered in detail during first deposition) Fresenius Med. Care Holdings, Inc. v. Roxane Labs., Inc., No. 205-CV-0889, 2007 WL 764302, at *2 (S.D. Ohio Mar. 9, 2007) (A court “may deny leave to conduct a second deposition of [a] witness even if relevant documents are produced subsequent to the deposition if the party taking the deposition either failed to request those documents in a timely fashion or chose to conduct the deposition prior to the completion of document discovery;” held, however, that plaintiff could re-depose witness in patent dispute where key document had been withheld and plaintiff only learned of its existence mid-deposition, and where document was not produced until after deposition) Ganci v. U.S. Limousine Serv., Ltd., No. CV 10-3027 JFB AKT, 2011 WL 4407461, at *2 (E.D.N.Y. Sept. 21, 2011) “Where the deposition is reopened because of newly discovered information, the questioning of the witness is limited to those questions relating to the newly produced information;” held, re-deposition allowed, but limited to two hours and to information learned since first deposition) Companhia Energetica Potiguar v. Caterpillar Inc., No. 14-CV-24277, 2016 WL 11547499, at *7 (S.D. Fla. June 13, 2016), report and recommendation adopted, No. 14-24277-CIV, 2016 WL 7497339 (S.D. Fla. Sept. 20, 2016) (“CAT's request to exclude Fuentes' expert opinions is significantly undermined by its failure to take advantage of the order permitting it to take Fuentes' deposition again and question him about the specific documents and data he listed in his errata sheet”) Noel v. St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co., No. CV 17-752, 2019 WL 97090, at *2 (W.D. La. Jan. 2, 2019) (“Defendants' motion papers establish that [questions about the relationship between Plaintiff and certain witnesses] would be unreasonably cumulative and duplicative of the first deposition, during which defendants had ample opportunity to question plaintiff about his relationship with [them]– and did in fact do so – in addition to deposing both the witness and his wife on the same relationship topic. If defendants have developed information concerning the relationship that undermines the credibility of plaintiff's sworn original deposition answers on this topic, their remedy is to impeach him at trial or other hearing, not to ask him additional questions on the same topic about which they already have or could have questioned him;” held, however, that unopposed motion would be granted to the extent of questions about contact between the plaintiff and certain witnesses since the deposition, and about medical care since the deposition) Babcock Power, Inc. v. Kapsalis, No. 3:13-CV-717-DJH-CHL, 2015 WL 9257759, at *4 (W.D. Ky. Dec. 17, 2015) (re-deposition of plaintiff allowed, but “Plaintiffs are warned that they are not to cover topics already covered at the October 2014 deposition; per plaintiffs' representations to the Court, plaintiffs only seek to depose [the defendant] on the documents produced in August 2015. The deposition shall be limited to two hours”) Echeverria v. Nevada, No. 314CV00320MMDWGC, 2020 WL 1549734, at *3 (D. Nev. Apr. 1, 2020) (“Nonetheless, as Plaintiffs have offered to make him available, NDOC may depose Mr. Steiner again—provided that deposition is limited in scope to the supplements he made to his initial report. Discovery remains closed in this case in all other respects”) In re Gorsoan Ltd., No. 17-CV-5912 (RJS), 2020 WL 6891520, at *3 (S.D.N.Y. Nov. 23, 2020) (court allowed third deposition of party, saying “In [the movant’s] favor is the fact that the party deponent] has repeatedly abused the discovery process in an effort to improperly stymie [the movant’s] efforts, and saying about the party’s prior depositions, “[h]er testimony was almost comical in its implausibility and flagrant obfuscation”) Perry v. Zurich American Insurance Company, et al., 2019 WL 7558133 (E.D. La. 2019) (denying motion seeking “update depositions” of two injured plaintiffs, where purported focus of new depositions was changes in employment, additional medical treatment and changes in medical care; held, information could have and should have been gathered using other discovery methods, and defendant should not have waited until the late stages of the case, and issues can be raised through cross-examination at trial) Ganci v. U.S. Limousine Serv., Ltd., No. CV 10-3027,2011 WL 4407461, at *2 (E.D.N.Y. Sept. 21, 2011) (citations omitted) (“[w]here the deposition is reopened because of newly discovered information, the questioning of the witness is limited to those questions relating to the newly produced information”) Bioconvergence LLC v. Attariwala, 2020 WL 3473453 (S.D. Ind. 2020) (second deposition of defendant allowed for the specific purpose of allowing plaintiff to determine defendant’s compliance with court’s prior preliminary injunction; however, subject matter of deposition strictly limited to issue of compliance, and further limited to three hours in duration) Matter of Tara Crosby, LLC, No. CV 17-5391, 2019 WL 5634182, at *4 (E.D. La. Oct. 31, 2019) (“In order to for the Court to find circumstances warranting the retaking of Claimants' deposition, a change in situation beyond a mere update of Claimants' current physical capabilities, limitations, and employment status and that Petitioners were unable to acquire in the first deposition would need to arise. Without this more drastic change in circumstances, the second depositions would simply be “a rehash of information already disclosed.” Petitioners have made no representation to the Court, at the hearing or in their post-hearing brief, that constitutes such a change in circumstance. As such, the Court finds the mere lapse in time from the taking of Claimants' original deposition to now does not constitute the sort of change in circumstance envisioned by the rules. Thus, the Court finds the second depositions of Claimants Pitre and Herbert unnecessarily cumulative and duplicative”) Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v. Aker Mar., Inc., No. CIV.A. 03-2027, 2007 WL 1558710, at *1 (E.D. La. May 30, 2007) (second deposition denied; “Any benefit from permitting yet another deposition on this issue in this case is far outweighed by its burden, particularly at this late stage of a case that has been pending for almost four years”) Garrett v. Dep't of Corr. of Fla., No. 5:06CV400OC10GRJ, 2007 WL 5844122, at *2 (M.D. Fla. Oct. 1, 2007) (second deposition of Plaintiff denied; “While there is no doubt that Defendant may derive some benefit if it conducts an updated deposition of Plaintiff, the Defendant could have and should have made this request a long time ago and not shortly before trial”) Karr v. Four Seasons Mar., Ltd., No. CIV.A.02-3413, 2004 WL 797728, at *6 (E.D. La. Apr. 12, 2004) (second deposition denied; “In the instant case, defendants have already deposed Karr and have had ample opportunity by discovery to obtain the information now being sought. They have not provided any evidence that the information sought is not obtainable from some other source that is more convenient, less burdensome or less expensive”)

On this week's The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast show we are happy to have our good friend Shawn back with us! It's the most wonderful time of the year as The Road To Wrestlemania kicks off with the Royal Rumble!! (It's Still Real To Us Damn It!!) Shawn discusses a horrible experience with an old beer found in the trunk of his vehicle and it has RJ DYING of laughter. Jared breaks down the craziness that GameStop and AMC caused this week in the stock market and how the billionaires are upset. “Have you ever tried Bear?” a question that Shawn asks RJ and Jared as he recounts his experience trying a Bear Burger and GASSY situation that follows the next day. And last but certainly not least Jared and Shawn talk about Tom Brady (BARF) and how great he is as they rub it in RJs face. Like Share Comment Subscribe and Be Safe

This week's The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast has been a long time coming as we are happy to announce our first 2 part podcast special with our guest Jay Joseph! Things start off hot as Jay recalls a horrific memory that involves a beer gut and boobs as long as the Nile River. He was “Motivated To Move” at that point! Greg has a similar story which to this day leaves him mortified. RJ recalls yet another wild ass story from his youth which involves picking up a homeless man in the Nations Capital and even smoking a joint with him. Jay breaks down his thoughts on Birthday shots and how they should be distributed. As well as his experience with his own Moving Company. And of course we break down the Jeezy vs Gucci battle which is open to interpretation because the streets are always watching . RJ breaks his thoughts down on The Undertakers retirement but unfortunately the show is cut because of RJs bladder. Please tune in next week for the 2nd half of Jays podcast spectacular.

Whisper is back with the topic of relationships! Both familial and romantic relationships; we will touch upon the struggles with self-identity, pleasing and creating your own way in life. In this 20-minute podcast we will talk about ways to go about this rocky road to adulthood and realising that finding the right partner may not be the easiest thing in the world. RJs of the Week Arisha Vimala Songs Speechless – Naomi Scott Let Her Go – Passenger

On this weeks episode of The Mad Scientist Lab Podcast, we are happy to announce that we have been blessed to finally receive at table! Instead of the wooden stump we have been accustomed to. Thanks Greg! Speaking of Greg listen and watch as he calls RJ out on his bar antics when RJ keeps turning his head when Greg looks at a female LOL. Greg also blames RJs bladder for his malfunctioning Microphone arm! The discussion of Best Boobs in movies strikes up memories of our parents shielding our eyes from that good ole 90's action love scenes! Like Share Comment and Subscribe!

RJs praise for Matt Ryan See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

RJs dad almost killed him See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We are back with a new episode! We went to RJs and we bring Antuan to tell the Beef Jerky story!!

Tune in and hear what our favourite Basketball Movies are  (episode recorded: Monday, 31 August 2020 at 5:00 pm AEST). Join the Shooters’ Roll squad (Tee & RJ) and our Guest Brian Magellan from https://www.easystreet.org.nz/.  Bookmarks: 02:20 Brians' First Pick "Blue Chips" 05:34 Brains' 2nd Pick  "He got game" 08:00 RJs' first pick "Space jam"  9:30 Tees' first pick "Like Mike" 12:49 Brains' 2nd Pick  "He got game" - exploring deeper into it 16:05 RJs 2nd pick  "Coach Carter"  20:52 Tees' 2nd pick "Love and basketball" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shootersroll/message

Our all new spicy segment of Bet On It features one of the most renowned and well known RJs in the Bangalore circuit, Mr. Jimmy Xavier (popularly known as Mirchy Jimmy). We have a really fun conversation with him where he tells us about his journey, his fight against Covid, what the future holds for the batch of 2020 and much much more. We even made him play a little game with us which has a lot of fun and laughter in it. Tune in to find out what Jimmy has in store, you won't be disappointed and we bet on that!

Ontario was thinking about reopening and then immediately a bunch of dorks in Toronto ruined it for everyone. We Experts also had some wild times last weekend, but from the comfort of our own homes or kitchen floors in Rjs case. Bike Thiefs are sick and follow them!

He's the latest line up of RJs in RAAGA, Malaysia's No. 1 Tamil radio station. What we want to know is, who is Kogulan? He's funny and has many talents to showcase but best of all...he "challenged" a famous Kollywood actor. So let's listen to him, he's talking to you.

I invited my dear buddies and had a hearty conversation with them. RJ Himani & RJ Nikhil are RJs at All India Radio and they shared tips and tricks on how you can make the most of this lockdown and become an RJ. Kriti joined in and added points on how she is utilizing this time in learning new skills like tarot card reading and online education. She also gave some insights of content she wishes to listen to from RJs. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talesbytalz/message

RJ from Sugar Free Lettering makes his podcast debut. He talks about his business Sugar Free Lettering, a plane crashed BEHIND his house, and MGK. Voicemails turn us to RJs fiances love for Harry Potter.

This week on episode 241 of the We Like Drinking podcast we’ll be discussing Exploding Beer Bottles, Home Wine-Making Tips, and get your tea and crumpets out, cause we’re drinking British Beers? So crack open your beer, uncork that wine, and let’s get drinking. Cheers my podcast drinking friends, and welcome to happy hour 241 of the ONLY TWO-TIME Award Winning Topical Beer and Wine Education Podcast Focusing on FUN! If by now you’ve already realized that you are listening to podcast gold, be sure to get yourself subscribed to the show so you never miss an episode. Visit WeLikeDrinking.com/Subscribe to take your first step down the WLD path of awesome sauce. Panel Introductions And What We’re Drinking Tonight we’re joined by most of our usual panel members, we have our wine blogger, Jeff Solomon, our commercial brewer, John Ruyak, and I’m your host, Jeff Eckles. Monthly tasting episode featuring British beer Wine, Beer, or Pop Culture Reference  Shatterhand British Beer Tasting Listener Question Doley asks - Any tips on a home wine making kit? Nothing elaborate, but preferably using real grapes, not concentrate. Planning for my retirement. From Steven Sealock, winemaker at Pacific Rim Winery: Home winemaking is like sailing a small boat. Things can go wrong fast. Some small wineries will sell grapes to individuals. Reds are complicated from a color extraction perspective. Whites are arguably easier to make but harder to cold stabilize. From Zeta Cellars, a home winemaker, that makes wine using grapes, and some damn fine ones if I do have to say: High end wine kits can sometimes come with skins. Skins in a wine kit allows the wine maker to get more extraction than a regular kit offers. Making wine from actual grapes will require large investments and a big jump in the learning curve. It’s not for everyone and one can mess up a good product very easily. Have him look up the company RJS on the internet. They have a number of kits with skins. If he wants to get frustrated and discouraged early than yes give him advice to buy vitis vinifera grapes and go from there... haha, not for the faint of heart Last call That’s right, it's time to break out your phones and get that last minute hook up with us. Follow us on the socials, Twitter, Instagram and our private group on Facebook known as the Tavern. Search up the show on Apple Podcast and leave us a big fat 5 star review. And, if you enjoyed this episode in particular, share it with a friend. And, visit We Like Drinking dot com slash pledge to find out more information about becoming a patron of the show and help  You can also find the show notes for this episode with all the links to the stories or mentions we had at http://welikedrinking.com/podcast Or, if you’re on your phone right now, just swipe right It's that time, so now I'll say, OK panel, let’s take one last trip around the table and get some final thoughts before we shut off the lights. John Solomon Eckles Thanks again for joining us at the We Like Drinking Podcast, where you’ll never drink alone.

This episode opens with a discussion on the 'No Scars cream' advertisement sent in by a listener. Rajyasree describes her experience of watching the advertisement as, “No Scars is a whitening cream, and darkness is like a scar. I just found it bizarre, and it's so badly written, this ad.”Then, a chat about the government's new PSA on mosquitoes. “Whoever's made that ad either loves mosquitoes or hates children," says Abhinandan.Next, a discussion on Netflix's first original Indian series, Sacred Games. “The production quality, the scripting, the acting, they've just nailed it," remarks Rajyasree. “There are very few things that one could say is wrong with this series," Abhinandan adds.On the use of voiceover and file footage as commentary for Indian pop culture of the time, Abhinandan remarks, “I think it works because it had political context, but sometimes, I felt it was a bit forced.”Varun Grover, a co-writer of the show, joins the panel. On the source material, he says, “There are some characters we have removed from the book…because we wanted to focus on the religion and the thriller element, and the war of civilizations in a way.”Then, a glimpse into the writing process: “We started meeting in August 2016, and discussing the ideas, themes, and characters. After 3 months, we started fleshing out the thing into a major season arc. Third stage came in January 2017 when we started writing the episode outlines, putting together all the character arcs, and putting them under the POV of Sartaj or Gaintonde.” This was followed by a year of writing episodes.Grover also discusses working with the source material's author. “Vikram Chandra has been very generous and open to new ideas. When we shared it with him the first time, he never asked us ‘why did you drop this'….he just accepted it and start giving ideas on how to improve it.”For more on this, RJs giving love advice, and the trailer of Fanney Khan, listen up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Featuring some of my favorite maybe obscure songs. Artists like Bowie, Keane, John Mayer, The Cars, Hall & Oates nd many others. Plus an inspiring story, Aqua Man review and Bacteria Baptisms.

Panel: Chris Fritz Joe Eames Divya Sasidharan Special Guest: Eduardo San Martin Morote In this episode, the panel talks with Eduardo San Martin Morote who is a member of the Vue.js team, a speaker, and trainer who currently resides in France. The panelists and Eduardo talk about developing games, coding, WebAssembly, C++, Vue, Angular, memory management, and much more! Check it out! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement – Kendo UI 0:33 – Chris: Today’s panel is Joe Eames who organizes many different conferences. 1:09 – Joe: That was long introduction! Hi everyone! I organize an Angular conference, too; it’s very small. 1:26 – Chris: Divya is also on our panel and is an awesome speaker and conference organizer. Our special guest is Eduardo San Martin Morote! 1:55 – Chris: Actually it’s good that I get your full name. I do speak a little bit of Spanish. 2:17 – Panel goes back-and-forth. 2:33 – Guest: It was good and sounded like American Spanish. 2:47 – Chris: This is about Eduardo and not my Spanish. You used to be a game developer? 3:08 – Guest. 3:17 – Chris: You wrote a lot of C++? 3:20 – Guest: Yep! 3:22 – Chris. 3:50 – Guest: It’s optimized – you can handle 1 million requests per second – but that doesn’t happen unless it’s a huge organization. 4:24 – Chris: Can you talk about C++? Compare it to JavaScript? 4:37 – Joe talks about transferring from JavaScript to C++. 4:48 – Guest: I am an instructor, too, and teach Vue.js to people. The thing to me is the variable scoping of functions. 5:50 – Chris: Variable scoping – let’s not get into too much detail, cause we are an audio medium. 6:10 – Guest: When you look at the syntax and create classes with JavaScript...I think C++ has always had classes from the beginning. 6:58 – Chris: I used to write things back in the day with C++. I remember some features that were added later that I never got to take advantage of. I can’t remember what they were. I thought classes were one of those things. It won’t be a fruitful line of discussion cause I would be guessing. Chris: What’s different about C++ is that the types are more important? 7:57 – Guest: It’s not that it’s important it’s necessary. 8:27 – Guest: Pointers are an integer that... 8:47 – Guest continues. 8:52 – Chris: In C++ when you say memory management you are... 9:23 – Guest talks about integers, JavaScript, memory, C++, and building games! Check out this discussion here! 11:00 – Panelist talks about web assembly and asks a question. 11:23 – Guest: You will always have...the thing is that you are always getting the most out of the hardware. Computers keep getting faster and faster and people are building games with more effects. 11:53 – (Guest continues): Native video games will always be a step ahead of what web assembly can achieve. 12:50 – Have you heard of Blazor (from Microsoft)? (No.) You write it all in C#. Panel talks about Silver Light. 13:57 – Chris: What is different about web assembly compared to trans-piled to JS languages that are basically Ruby. That compile to JavaScript – you don’t have to write the JavaScript (it’s basically Ruby) and your browser will interpret the JavaScript. 14:42 – Divya: Doesn’t it run on the GPU? That it runs on the graphic card? 14:55 – Chris: It works at a very low-level. Take any language and have the same low access that languages do (low as safely as possible) in the browser b/c there is still security concerns. 15:27 – Guest. 15:43 – Chris: What if I am using Canvas? 15:54 – Guest: ...the logic of your game will be faster. 16:20 – Chris: You have more fine-grained control? And you can control the speed of operations? 16:25 – Guest: You should be able to. If you are using a program like C++... 17:02 – Chris: I don’t know this...I know that JavaScript is an interpretive language you read it from top to bottom... 17:25 – Panel: Can JavaScript read from top to bottom? I thought you had to see the entire thing? Correct me if I am wrong? 17:45 – Chris: Yeah, yeah – absolutely. 17:52 – Panel: I think that’s roughly accurate. We are way off topic! 18:21 – Chris: Would it be accurate (since we aren’t all experts), but it sounds like web assembly is that it does work on a lower level than JavaScript, so it’s possible to achieve optimizations that wouldn’t be possible with JavaScript. Is that true? 18:58 – Divya: I think you could say that...there is an article by Lin Clark that you should check out! 19:37 – Panel: See link to show notes to find article and here! 19:48 – Chris: What got you started into web development? Why no longer game development? 20:02 – Guest: When I started coding at 13-14 years old. It’s funny b/c at 15 years old I was coding and I didn’t even know that I was doing it. 22:41 – Chris: Toxic like...? 22:50 – Guest: Before I was thinking of the long hours and people were working too much, and not getting the recognition that they deserve. It was toxic, and it was a diverse environment. I realized that diversity is very important. The field is changing, but that’s why. 23:42 – Chris. 23:52 – Chris: Something else, it sounds like more familiar with C++ is TypeScript. Talk about that please? 24:17 – Guest: What got me into it were the generic types. 24:30 – Chris: What is a generic? 24:44 – Guest talks about generics. He mentions integers and other terms. 25:30 – Panel helps to clarify about generics, too. 27:08 – Panel: I got into generics when... Panel: Did you get into generics around the same time as C++? 27:27 – Guest. 28:00 – Panel: Where I see generics being used is with RJS. 28:33 – Advertisement – Get A Coder Job! 29:15 – Chris: What is the point? 29:19 – Guest: I think there are many points of view with this. When I build my libraries... 31:37 – Chris: You said that in VS code but I can get that in JavaScript. What is the extra advantage of using TypeScript on top of that? 32:00 – Guest. 32:14 – Chris: Let’s say I ignore the auto-completion, I type quickly – would TypeScript give me a warning? 32:31 – Guest: Yes that is true. If you use it with JavaScript you probably won’t have an error. 33:05 – Chris: A compile time... You mentioned that you could enable some of these checks in JavaScript. How do you do that? Say you have an editor like VS Code, but can actually when there is a potential error? 33:47 – Guest: For a project you have to create a... 34:20 – Chris asks a question. 34:28 – Guest: Yes, I think it does. Pretty sure it does. 34:37 – Chris and Guest go back-and-forth. 35:05 – Chris: See Show Notes for TS Config. 35:10 – Panel. 35:53 – Chris: If they choose not to use TypeScript what are the downsides? 36:05 – Panel talks about his experience and why people might not use TypeScript. He also mentioned CoffeeScript, C#, and JavaScript. He gives an analogy of riding a motorcycle and a truck. 38:04 – Panelist continues. He says that people love the freedom of JavaScript. 39:23 – Chris: If most of your bugs aren’t being caught by... 40:00 – Panel: Something that looks and sees and fits super well doesn’t mean that it’s a good idea. A big project is totally different. When you dip your toe in the water it might be more overhead that you don’t’ need. You have to think about the smaller / larger cases. I think that’s why Vue is getting a lot of popularity. 41:15 – Chris: I don’t think I have found anyone coming from JavaScript that say that TypeScript is not worth it. 41:41 – Guest: I like TypeScript I don’t like writing applications in TypeScript. I like writing my libraries somewhere else. The flexibility that you have in JavaScript helps a lot. I don’t like my components to be typed. I do like having... 42:27 – Guest continues. 43:35 – Chris: Why is it different bad or different good? 43:40 – Guest: It’s bad. 43:53 – Chris: What hurts your development? 44:00 – Guest: You get typing errors. The guest gives a specific example. 45:11 – Chris: It sounds like with applications you are doing more proto typing and changing requirements. Making the types really strict and specific can really hurt you? 45:39 – Guest: That’s better. 45:44 – Chris asks another question. 46:00 – Panel: That’s mostly true. 46:13 – Chris: Types can make some refractors easier, but overall a lot of refractors are going to take longer with TypeScript. At least with your application - say it’s organized in both cases. 46:55 – Chris: One more thing about TypeScript – some people (if not coming from C# or C++) I have found that people are spending a lot of time (making sure the typing is working really well) rather than writing unit tests and stuff like that. There is an opportunity cost there. Try TypeScript – it might be for you! 48:10 – Panel: As the team grows so do the benefits! 48:20 – Chris: Anything else? Where can people find you? 48:24 – Guest: I am giving a workshop in Toronto in November! 48:54 – Guest: Twitter! 49:40 – Advertisement – Fresh Books! DEVCHAT code. 30-day trial. Links: Vue React JavaScript C# C++ C++ Programming / Memory Management Angular Blazor JavaScript DevChat TV Graph QL WebAssembly VuePress HACKS TypeScript: Generics Generic Types TypeScript: TS Config.json VS CODE CoffeeScript Opinion – “In Praise of Mediocrity” by Tim Wu GitHub: Vue-Cli-Plugin_Electron-Builder Eduardo’s GitHub Eduardo’s Twitter Eduardo’s Code Mentor Eduardo’s Medium Eduardo’s Trello Sponsors: Fresh Books Cache Fly Kendo UI Get A Coder Job! Picks: Joe Framework Summit Videos on Youtube - Coming soon. Divya Lin Clark Cartoons In Praise of Mediocrity Chris Vue CLI Plugins Electron Builder Read nooks Eduardo Remote work due to traveling

Panel: Aimee Knight AJ O’Neal Joe Eames Charles Max Wood Chris Ferdinandi Special Guest: Julian Fahrer In this episode, the panel talks with Julian Fahrer who is an online educator and software engineer in San Francisco, California (USA). The panel and the guest talk about containers, tooling, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. Check out today’s episode! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement: KENDO UI 1:00 – Chuck: We have today Julian. Julian, please tell us why you are famous? 1:10 – Julian (Guest): I am a software engineer in San Francisco. 1:35 – Chuck: We had you on Elixir Mix before – so here you are! Give us a brief introduction – tell us about the 1:56 – Julian: About 11 hours. You can get it done in about 1 week. It’s a lot to learn. It’s a new paradigm, and I think that’s why people like it. 2:22 – Aimee: How did you dive into Docker? I feel that is like backend space? 2:35 – Julian: I am a full stack engineer and I have been in backend, too. 3:10 – Aimee: I know that someone has been in-charge of our Dev Ops process until the first job I’ve had. When there is a problem in the deployment, I want to unblock myself and not wait for someone else. I think it’s a valuable topic. Why Docker over the other options? 3:58 – Julian: Let’s talk about what Docker is first? 4:12 – Chuck. 4:23 – Julian: Containers are a technology for us to run applications in isolation from each other. Julian talks in-detail about what contains are, what they do, he gives examples, and more. Check it out here! 5:27 – Chuck: Makes sense to me. I think it’s interesting that you are talking about the dependencies. Because of the way the Docker works it’s consistent across all of your applications. 5:59 – Julian. Yes, exactly. Julian talks about containers some more! 6:56 – Chuck asks a question about the container, Docker, and others. 7:03 – Guest: You don’t have to worry about your company’s running operating system, and what you want to use – basically everything runs in the container... 7:30 – Chuck: This short-circuits a lot of it. 7:46 – Guest. 8:00 – Chuck: People will use Docker if your employer mandates it. Is there a learning curve and how do you adapt it within the person’s company? 8:25 – Guest. 8:52 – Aimee: We are using it, too. 8:57 – Guest: Awesome! 9:03 – Aimee: The only downfall is that if you have people who are NOT familiar with it – then it’s a black box for us. We can’t troubleshoot it ourselves. I want to be able to unblock from our end w/o having to go to someone else. That’s my only issue I’ve been having. 10:03 – Guest: I want to see that tooling to be honest. 10:12 – Aimee: Can you talk about how Civil and Docker work together? 10:19 – Guest: Yes! Julian answers the question. 10:56 – Chuck: How much work it is to get a Docker file to get up and running? How much work would it take? 11:18 – Guest: For the development side in about an hour or two – this is if you understand it already. Putting it into production that’s a different story b/c there is a million different ways to do it. It’s hard to put a time on that. 12:24 – Chuck: Let’s assume they have the basic knowledge (they get how server setup takes place) is this something you could figure out in a day or so? 12:47 – Guest: If you have touched Docker then you can do it in a day; if never then not really. 13:02 – Guest: There might be some stones you will fall over. 13:39 – Panel: The part of the learning curve would be... 13:52 – Guest: The idea behind the container is that the container should be disposable. You could throw it away and then start a new one and it’s fresh and clean. Guest continues with his answer. 15:20 – Chuck: I have seen people do this with their database engine. If you need to upgrade your database then they grab their container... 15:55 – Guest: You don’t have to worry about setting it up - its provided in the container and... 16:09 – Chuck asks a question. 16:17 – Guest: For production, I would go with a hosted database like RJS, Azure, or other options. Guest continues. 17:13 – Chuck. 17:20 – Guest: If it dies then you need to... 17:30 – Chuck: We talked about an idea of these containers being something you can hand around in your development team. Chuck asks a question. 17:50 – Guest answers the question. He talks about tooling, containers, web frontend, and more. 18:48 – Guest asks Aimee a question: Are you using Compost? 18:50 – Aimee: I don’t know b/c that is a black box for us. I don’t know much about our Docker setup. 19:00 – Guest to Aimee: Can I ask you some questions? 19:14 – Guest is giving Aimee some hypothetical situations and asks what their process is like. 19:32 – Aimee answers the question. 20:11 – Guest: You have customizing tooling to be able to do x, y, and z. 20:25 – Aimee: They have hit a wall, but it’s frustrating. Our frontend and our backend are different. We are getting 500’s and it’s a black box for us. It’s the way that ops have it setup. I hate having to go to them for them to unblock us. 21:07 – Chuck: I have been hearing about Kubernetes. When will you start to see that it pays off to use it? 21:20 – Guest answers the question. 22:17 – If I have a simple app on a few different machines and front end and job servers I may not need Kubernetes. But if I have a lot of things that it depends on then I will need it? 22:35 – Guest: Yes. 22:40 – Chuck: What are the steps to using it? 22:45 – Guest: Step #1 you install it. The guest goes through the different steps to use Docker. 25:23 – Aimee: It makes sense that your UI and your database don’t live in the same container, but what about your API and your database should that be separate? 25:40 – Guest: Yes they should be separate. 26:09 – Chuck: What has your experience been with Docker – AJ or Chris? 26:17 – Panel: I have used a little bit at work and so far it’s been a black box for me. I like the IDEA of it, but I probably need to take Julian’s course to learn more about it! (Aimee agrees!) One thing I would love (from your perspective, Julian) – if I wanted to get started with this (and say I have not worked with containers before) where would I start? 28:22 – Advertisement – Sentry.io 29:20 – Guest: Good question. You don’t have to be an expert (to use Docker), but you have to be comfortable with the command line, though. 30:17 – Panel: Is there a dummy practice within your course? 30:27 – Julian: We run our own web server and... 30:44 – Panel: I need to check out your course! 31:04 – Guest: It is some time investment, but it’s saved me so much time already so it makes it really worth it. 31:38 – Panel: You are a version behind on Ruby. 31:46 – Guest: ...I just want to make code and not worry about that. 32:04 – Chuck: Updating your server – you would update Ruby and reinstall your gems and hope that they were all up-to-date. Now you don’t have to do it that way anymore. 32:37 – Guest: You know it will behave the same way. 32:48 – Guest: I have some experience with Docker. I understand its value. I guess I will share my frustrations. Not in Docker itself, but the fact that there is a need for Docker... 35:06 – Chuck. 35:12 – Panel: We need someone to come up with... 35:40 – Panel: It’s not standard JavaScript. 35:51 – Chuck: One question: How do you setup multiple stages of Docker? 36:12 – Guest: The recommended way is to have the same Docker file used in the development sate and through to production. So that way it’s the same image. 37:00 – Panel: ...you must do your entire configuration via the environmental variables. 37:29 – Chuck asks a question. 37:36 – Panel: If you are using Heroku or Circle CI...there is a page... 38:11 – Guest and Chuck go back-and-forth. 39:17 – Chuck: Gottcha. 39:18 – Guest. 39:52 – Chuck: I have seen systems that have hyberized things like using Chef Solo and... You do your basic setup then use Chef Solo – that doesn’t’ make sense to me. Have you seen people use this setup before? 40:20 – Guest: I guess I wouldn’t do it. 40:30 – Chuck. 40:36 – Guest: Only reason I would do that is that it works across many different platforms. If it makes your setup easier then go for it. 41:14 – Chuck: Docker Hub – I want to mention that. How robust is that? Can you put private images up there? 41:38 – Guest: You can go TOTALLY nuts with it. You could have private and public images. Also, your own version. Under the hood it’s called container registry. Yeah, you can change images, too. 42:22 – Chuck: Should I use container registry or a CI system to build the Docker system and use it somewhere else? 42:35 – Guest. 43:24 – Chuck: Where can people find your Docker course? 43:30 – Guest: LEARN DOCKER ONLINE! We are restructuring the prices. Make sure to check it out. 44:05 – Chuck: Picks! Where can people find you online? 44:14 – Guest: Twitter! eBook – Rails and Docker! Code Tails IO! Links: JavaScript jQuery React Elixir Elm Vue ESLint Node.js Circle CI Twitter – Circle CI Heroku Surge.sh Kubernetes.io Berg Design Rian Rietveld PickleJS Soft Cover.io Ebook – boilerplate EMx 010 Episode with Julian Fahrer Learn Docker Indie Hacker – Julian Fahrer LinkedIn – Julian Fahrer GitHub – Julian Fahrer Twitter – Julian Fahrer Sponsors: Kendo UI Sentry Cache Fly   Picks: AJ Zermatt Resort Heber Area Aimee Surge.sh Chris BergDesign React, WP, and a11y gomakethings.com Joe Docker Videos by Dan Wahlin Rock Climbing/Indoor Rock Climbing Charles Extreme Ownership - Book Playing DND Julian PickleJS Postive Intelligence

Panel: Chris Fritz Joe Eames Divya Sasidharan Special Guest: Eduardo San Martin Morote In this episode, the panel talks with Eduardo San Martin Morote who is a member of the Vue.js team, a speaker, and trainer who currently resides in France. The panelists and Eduardo talk about developing games, coding, WebAssembly, C++, Vue, Angular, memory management, and much more! Check it out! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement – Kendo UI 0:33 – Chris: Today’s panel is Joe Eames who organizes many different conferences. 1:09 – Joe: That was long introduction! Hi everyone! I organize an Angular conference, too; it’s very small. 1:26 – Chris: Divya is also on our panel and is an awesome speaker and conference organizer. Our special guest is Eduardo San Martin Morote! 1:55 – Chris: Actually it’s good that I get your full name. I do speak a little bit of Spanish. 2:17 – Panel goes back-and-forth. 2:33 – Guest: It was good and sounded like American Spanish. 2:47 – Chris: This is about Eduardo and not my Spanish. You used to be a game developer? 3:08 – Guest. 3:17 – Chris: You wrote a lot of C++? 3:20 – Guest: Yep! 3:22 – Chris. 3:50 – Guest: It’s optimized – you can handle 1 million requests per second – but that doesn’t happen unless it’s a huge organization. 4:24 – Chris: Can you talk about C++? Compare it to JavaScript? 4:37 – Joe talks about transferring from JavaScript to C++. 4:48 – Guest: I am an instructor, too, and teach Vue.js to people. The thing to me is the variable scoping of functions. 5:50 – Chris: Variable scoping – let’s not get into too much detail, cause we are an audio medium. 6:10 – Guest: When you look at the syntax and create classes with JavaScript...I think C++ has always had classes from the beginning. 6:58 – Chris: I used to write things back in the day with C++. I remember some features that were added later that I never got to take advantage of. I can’t remember what they were. I thought classes were one of those things. It won’t be a fruitful line of discussion cause I would be guessing. Chris: What’s different about C++ is that the types are more important? 7:57 – Guest: It’s not that it’s important it’s necessary. 8:27 – Guest: Pointers are an integer that... 8:47 – Guest continues. 8:52 – Chris: In C++ when you say memory management you are... 9:23 – Guest talks about integers, JavaScript, memory, C++, and building games! Check out this discussion here! 11:00 – Panelist talks about web assembly and asks a question. 11:23 – Guest: You will always have...the thing is that you are always getting the most out of the hardware. Computers keep getting faster and faster and people are building games with more effects. 11:53 – (Guest continues): Native video games will always be a step ahead of what web assembly can achieve. 12:50 – Have you heard of Blazor (from Microsoft)? (No.) You write it all in C#. Panel talks about Silver Light. 13:57 – Chris: What is different about web assembly compared to trans-piled to JS languages that are basically Ruby. That compile to JavaScript – you don’t have to write the JavaScript (it’s basically Ruby) and your browser will interpret the JavaScript. 14:42 – Divya: Doesn’t it run on the GPU? That it runs on the graphic card? 14:55 – Chris: It works at a very low-level. Take any language and have the same low access that languages do (low as safely as possible) in the browser b/c there is still security concerns. 15:27 – Guest. 15:43 – Chris: What if I am using Canvas? 15:54 – Guest: ...the logic of your game will be faster. 16:20 – Chris: You have more fine-grained control? And you can control the speed of operations? 16:25 – Guest: You should be able to. If you are using a program like C++... 17:02 – Chris: I don’t know this...I know that JavaScript is an interpretive language you read it from top to bottom... 17:25 – Panel: Can JavaScript read from top to bottom? I thought you had to see the entire thing? Correct me if I am wrong? 17:45 – Chris: Yeah, yeah – absolutely. 17:52 – Panel: I think that’s roughly accurate. We are way off topic! 18:21 – Chris: Would it be accurate (since we aren’t all experts), but it sounds like web assembly is that it does work on a lower level than JavaScript, so it’s possible to achieve optimizations that wouldn’t be possible with JavaScript. Is that true? 18:58 – Divya: I think you could say that...there is an article by Lin Clark that you should check out! 19:37 – Panel: See link to show notes to find article and here! 19:48 – Chris: What got you started into web development? Why no longer game development? 20:02 – Guest: When I started coding at 13-14 years old. It’s funny b/c at 15 years old I was coding and I didn’t even know that I was doing it. 22:41 – Chris: Toxic like...? 22:50 – Guest: Before I was thinking of the long hours and people were working too much, and not getting the recognition that they deserve. It was toxic, and it was a diverse environment. I realized that diversity is very important. The field is changing, but that’s why. 23:42 – Chris. 23:52 – Chris: Something else, it sounds like more familiar with C++ is TypeScript. Talk about that please? 24:17 – Guest: What got me into it were the generic types. 24:30 – Chris: What is a generic? 24:44 – Guest talks about generics. He mentions integers and other terms. 25:30 – Panel helps to clarify about generics, too. 27:08 – Panel: I got into generics when... Panel: Did you get into generics around the same time as C++? 27:27 – Guest. 28:00 – Panel: Where I see generics being used is with RJS. 28:33 – Advertisement – Get A Coder Job! 29:15 – Chris: What is the point? 29:19 – Guest: I think there are many points of view with this. When I build my libraries... 31:37 – Chris: You said that in VS code but I can get that in JavaScript. What is the extra advantage of using TypeScript on top of that? 32:00 – Guest. 32:14 – Chris: Let’s say I ignore the auto-completion, I type quickly – would TypeScript give me a warning? 32:31 – Guest: Yes that is true. If you use it with JavaScript you probably won’t have an error. 33:05 – Chris: A compile time... You mentioned that you could enable some of these checks in JavaScript. How do you do that? Say you have an editor like VS Code, but can actually when there is a potential error? 33:47 – Guest: For a project you have to create a... 34:20 – Chris asks a question. 34:28 – Guest: Yes, I think it does. Pretty sure it does. 34:37 – Chris and Guest go back-and-forth. 35:05 – Chris: See Show Notes for TS Config. 35:10 – Panel. 35:53 – Chris: If they choose not to use TypeScript what are the downsides? 36:05 – Panel talks about his experience and why people might not use TypeScript. He also mentioned CoffeeScript, C#, and JavaScript. He gives an analogy of riding a motorcycle and a truck. 38:04 – Panelist continues. He says that people love the freedom of JavaScript. 39:23 – Chris: If most of your bugs aren’t being caught by... 40:00 – Panel: Something that looks and sees and fits super well doesn’t mean that it’s a good idea. A big project is totally different. When you dip your toe in the water it might be more overhead that you don’t’ need. You have to think about the smaller / larger cases. I think that’s why Vue is getting a lot of popularity. 41:15 – Chris: I don’t think I have found anyone coming from JavaScript that say that TypeScript is not worth it. 41:41 – Guest: I like TypeScript I don’t like writing applications in TypeScript. I like writing my libraries somewhere else. The flexibility that you have in JavaScript helps a lot. I don’t like my components to be typed. I do like having... 42:27 – Guest continues. 43:35 – Chris: Why is it different bad or different good? 43:40 – Guest: It’s bad. 43:53 – Chris: What hurts your development? 44:00 – Guest: You get typing errors. The guest gives a specific example. 45:11 – Chris: It sounds like with applications you are doing more proto typing and changing requirements. Making the types really strict and specific can really hurt you? 45:39 – Guest: That’s better. 45:44 – Chris asks another question. 46:00 – Panel: That’s mostly true. 46:13 – Chris: Types can make some refractors easier, but overall a lot of refractors are going to take longer with TypeScript. At least with your application - say it’s organized in both cases. 46:55 – Chris: One more thing about TypeScript – some people (if not coming from C# or C++) I have found that people are spending a lot of time (making sure the typing is working really well) rather than writing unit tests and stuff like that. There is an opportunity cost there. Try TypeScript – it might be for you! 48:10 – Panel: As the team grows so do the benefits! 48:20 – Chris: Anything else? Where can people find you? 48:24 – Guest: I am giving a workshop in Toronto in November! 48:54 – Guest: Twitter! 49:40 – Advertisement – Fresh Books! DEVCHAT code. 30-day trial. Links: Vue React JavaScript C# C++ C++ Programming / Memory Management Angular Blazor JavaScript DevChat TV Graph QL WebAssembly VuePress HACKS TypeScript: Generics Generic Types TypeScript: TS Config.json VS CODE CoffeeScript Opinion – “In Praise of Mediocrity” by Tim Wu GitHub: Vue-Cli-Plugin_Electron-Builder Eduardo’s GitHub Eduardo’s Twitter Eduardo’s Code Mentor Eduardo’s Medium Eduardo’s Trello Sponsors: Fresh Books Cache Fly Kendo UI Get A Coder Job! Picks: Joe Framework Summit Videos on Youtube - Coming soon. Divya Lin Clark Cartoons In Praise of Mediocrity Chris Vue CLI Plugins Electron Builder Read nooks Eduardo Remote work due to traveling

Panel: Aimee Knight AJ O’Neal Joe Eames Charles Max Wood Chris Ferdinandi Special Guest: Julian Fahrer In this episode, the panel talks with Julian Fahrer who is an online educator and software engineer in San Francisco, California (USA). The panel and the guest talk about containers, tooling, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. Check out today’s episode! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement: KENDO UI 1:00 – Chuck: We have today Julian. Julian, please tell us why you are famous? 1:10 – Julian (Guest): I am a software engineer in San Francisco. 1:35 – Chuck: We had you on Elixir Mix before – so here you are! Give us a brief introduction – tell us about the 1:56 – Julian: About 11 hours. You can get it done in about 1 week. It’s a lot to learn. It’s a new paradigm, and I think that’s why people like it. 2:22 – Aimee: How did you dive into Docker? I feel that is like backend space? 2:35 – Julian: I am a full stack engineer and I have been in backend, too. 3:10 – Aimee: I know that someone has been in-charge of our Dev Ops process until the first job I’ve had. When there is a problem in the deployment, I want to unblock myself and not wait for someone else. I think it’s a valuable topic. Why Docker over the other options? 3:58 – Julian: Let’s talk about what Docker is first? 4:12 – Chuck. 4:23 – Julian: Containers are a technology for us to run applications in isolation from each other. Julian talks in-detail about what contains are, what they do, he gives examples, and more. Check it out here! 5:27 – Chuck: Makes sense to me. I think it’s interesting that you are talking about the dependencies. Because of the way the Docker works it’s consistent across all of your applications. 5:59 – Julian. Yes, exactly. Julian talks about containers some more! 6:56 – Chuck asks a question about the container, Docker, and others. 7:03 – Guest: You don’t have to worry about your company’s running operating system, and what you want to use – basically everything runs in the container... 7:30 – Chuck: This short-circuits a lot of it. 7:46 – Guest. 8:00 – Chuck: People will use Docker if your employer mandates it. Is there a learning curve and how do you adapt it within the person’s company? 8:25 – Guest. 8:52 – Aimee: We are using it, too. 8:57 – Guest: Awesome! 9:03 – Aimee: The only downfall is that if you have people who are NOT familiar with it – then it’s a black box for us. We can’t troubleshoot it ourselves. I want to be able to unblock from our end w/o having to go to someone else. That’s my only issue I’ve been having. 10:03 – Guest: I want to see that tooling to be honest. 10:12 – Aimee: Can you talk about how Civil and Docker work together? 10:19 – Guest: Yes! Julian answers the question. 10:56 – Chuck: How much work it is to get a Docker file to get up and running? How much work would it take? 11:18 – Guest: For the development side in about an hour or two – this is if you understand it already. Putting it into production that’s a different story b/c there is a million different ways to do it. It’s hard to put a time on that. 12:24 – Chuck: Let’s assume they have the basic knowledge (they get how server setup takes place) is this something you could figure out in a day or so? 12:47 – Guest: If you have touched Docker then you can do it in a day; if never then not really. 13:02 – Guest: There might be some stones you will fall over. 13:39 – Panel: The part of the learning curve would be... 13:52 – Guest: The idea behind the container is that the container should be disposable. You could throw it away and then start a new one and it’s fresh and clean. Guest continues with his answer. 15:20 – Chuck: I have seen people do this with their database engine. If you need to upgrade your database then they grab their container... 15:55 – Guest: You don’t have to worry about setting it up - its provided in the container and... 16:09 – Chuck asks a question. 16:17 – Guest: For production, I would go with a hosted database like RJS, Azure, or other options. Guest continues. 17:13 – Chuck. 17:20 – Guest: If it dies then you need to... 17:30 – Chuck: We talked about an idea of these containers being something you can hand around in your development team. Chuck asks a question. 17:50 – Guest answers the question. He talks about tooling, containers, web frontend, and more. 18:48 – Guest asks Aimee a question: Are you using Compost? 18:50 – Aimee: I don’t know b/c that is a black box for us. I don’t know much about our Docker setup. 19:00 – Guest to Aimee: Can I ask you some questions? 19:14 – Guest is giving Aimee some hypothetical situations and asks what their process is like. 19:32 – Aimee answers the question. 20:11 – Guest: You have customizing tooling to be able to do x, y, and z. 20:25 – Aimee: They have hit a wall, but it’s frustrating. Our frontend and our backend are different. We are getting 500’s and it’s a black box for us. It’s the way that ops have it setup. I hate having to go to them for them to unblock us. 21:07 – Chuck: I have been hearing about Kubernetes. When will you start to see that it pays off to use it? 21:20 – Guest answers the question. 22:17 – If I have a simple app on a few different machines and front end and job servers I may not need Kubernetes. But if I have a lot of things that it depends on then I will need it? 22:35 – Guest: Yes. 22:40 – Chuck: What are the steps to using it? 22:45 – Guest: Step #1 you install it. The guest goes through the different steps to use Docker. 25:23 – Aimee: It makes sense that your UI and your database don’t live in the same container, but what about your API and your database should that be separate? 25:40 – Guest: Yes they should be separate. 26:09 – Chuck: What has your experience been with Docker – AJ or Chris? 26:17 – Panel: I have used a little bit at work and so far it’s been a black box for me. I like the IDEA of it, but I probably need to take Julian’s course to learn more about it! (Aimee agrees!) One thing I would love (from your perspective, Julian) – if I wanted to get started with this (and say I have not worked with containers before) where would I start? 28:22 – Advertisement – Sentry.io 29:20 – Guest: Good question. You don’t have to be an expert (to use Docker), but you have to be comfortable with the command line, though. 30:17 – Panel: Is there a dummy practice within your course? 30:27 – Julian: We run our own web server and... 30:44 – Panel: I need to check out your course! 31:04 – Guest: It is some time investment, but it’s saved me so much time already so it makes it really worth it. 31:38 – Panel: You are a version behind on Ruby. 31:46 – Guest: ...I just want to make code and not worry about that. 32:04 – Chuck: Updating your server – you would update Ruby and reinstall your gems and hope that they were all up-to-date. Now you don’t have to do it that way anymore. 32:37 – Guest: You know it will behave the same way. 32:48 – Guest: I have some experience with Docker. I understand its value. I guess I will share my frustrations. Not in Docker itself, but the fact that there is a need for Docker... 35:06 – Chuck. 35:12 – Panel: We need someone to come up with... 35:40 – Panel: It’s not standard JavaScript. 35:51 – Chuck: One question: How do you setup multiple stages of Docker? 36:12 – Guest: The recommended way is to have the same Docker file used in the development sate and through to production. So that way it’s the same image. 37:00 – Panel: ...you must do your entire configuration via the environmental variables. 37:29 – Chuck asks a question. 37:36 – Panel: If you are using Heroku or Circle CI...there is a page... 38:11 – Guest and Chuck go back-and-forth. 39:17 – Chuck: Gottcha. 39:18 – Guest. 39:52 – Chuck: I have seen systems that have hyberized things like using Chef Solo and... You do your basic setup then use Chef Solo – that doesn’t’ make sense to me. Have you seen people use this setup before? 40:20 – Guest: I guess I wouldn’t do it. 40:30 – Chuck. 40:36 – Guest: Only reason I would do that is that it works across many different platforms. If it makes your setup easier then go for it. 41:14 – Chuck: Docker Hub – I want to mention that. How robust is that? Can you put private images up there? 41:38 – Guest: You can go TOTALLY nuts with it. You could have private and public images. Also, your own version. Under the hood it’s called container registry. Yeah, you can change images, too. 42:22 – Chuck: Should I use container registry or a CI system to build the Docker system and use it somewhere else? 42:35 – Guest. 43:24 – Chuck: Where can people find your Docker course? 43:30 – Guest: LEARN DOCKER ONLINE! We are restructuring the prices. Make sure to check it out. 44:05 – Chuck: Picks! Where can people find you online? 44:14 – Guest: Twitter! eBook – Rails and Docker! Code Tails IO! 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Panel: Aimee Knight AJ O’Neal Joe Eames Charles Max Wood Chris Ferdinandi Special Guest: Julian Fahrer In this episode, the panel talks with Julian Fahrer who is an online educator and software engineer in San Francisco, California (USA). The panel and the guest talk about containers, tooling, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. Check out today’s episode! Show Topics: 0:00 – Advertisement: KENDO UI 1:00 – Chuck: We have today Julian. Julian, please tell us why you are famous? 1:10 – Julian (Guest): I am a software engineer in San Francisco. 1:35 – Chuck: We had you on Elixir Mix before – so here you are! Give us a brief introduction – tell us about the 1:56 – Julian: About 11 hours. You can get it done in about 1 week. It’s a lot to learn. It’s a new paradigm, and I think that’s why people like it. 2:22 – Aimee: How did you dive into Docker? I feel that is like backend space? 2:35 – Julian: I am a full stack engineer and I have been in backend, too. 3:10 – Aimee: I know that someone has been in-charge of our Dev Ops process until the first job I’ve had. When there is a problem in the deployment, I want to unblock myself and not wait for someone else. I think it’s a valuable topic. Why Docker over the other options? 3:58 – Julian: Let’s talk about what Docker is first? 4:12 – Chuck. 4:23 – Julian: Containers are a technology for us to run applications in isolation from each other. Julian talks in-detail about what contains are, what they do, he gives examples, and more. Check it out here! 5:27 – Chuck: Makes sense to me. I think it’s interesting that you are talking about the dependencies. Because of the way the Docker works it’s consistent across all of your applications. 5:59 – Julian. Yes, exactly. Julian talks about containers some more! 6:56 – Chuck asks a question about the container, Docker, and others. 7:03 – Guest: You don’t have to worry about your company’s running operating system, and what you want to use – basically everything runs in the container... 7:30 – Chuck: This short-circuits a lot of it. 7:46 – Guest. 8:00 – Chuck: People will use Docker if your employer mandates it. Is there a learning curve and how do you adapt it within the person’s company? 8:25 – Guest. 8:52 – Aimee: We are using it, too. 8:57 – Guest: Awesome! 9:03 – Aimee: The only downfall is that if you have people who are NOT familiar with it – then it’s a black box for us. We can’t troubleshoot it ourselves. I want to be able to unblock from our end w/o having to go to someone else. That’s my only issue I’ve been having. 10:03 – Guest: I want to see that tooling to be honest. 10:12 – Aimee: Can you talk about how Civil and Docker work together? 10:19 – Guest: Yes! Julian answers the question. 10:56 – Chuck: How much work it is to get a Docker file to get up and running? How much work would it take? 11:18 – Guest: For the development side in about an hour or two – this is if you understand it already. Putting it into production that’s a different story b/c there is a million different ways to do it. It’s hard to put a time on that. 12:24 – Chuck: Let’s assume they have the basic knowledge (they get how server setup takes place) is this something you could figure out in a day or so? 12:47 – Guest: If you have touched Docker then you can do it in a day; if never then not really. 13:02 – Guest: There might be some stones you will fall over. 13:39 – Panel: The part of the learning curve would be... 13:52 – Guest: The idea behind the container is that the container should be disposable. You could throw it away and then start a new one and it’s fresh and clean. Guest continues with his answer. 15:20 – Chuck: I have seen people do this with their database engine. If you need to upgrade your database then they grab their container... 15:55 – Guest: You don’t have to worry about setting it up - its provided in the container and... 16:09 – Chuck asks a question. 16:17 – Guest: For production, I would go with a hosted database like RJS, Azure, or other options. Guest continues. 17:13 – Chuck. 17:20 – Guest: If it dies then you need to... 17:30 – Chuck: We talked about an idea of these containers being something you can hand around in your development team. Chuck asks a question. 17:50 – Guest answers the question. He talks about tooling, containers, web frontend, and more. 18:48 – Guest asks Aimee a question: Are you using Compost? 18:50 – Aimee: I don’t know b/c that is a black box for us. I don’t know much about our Docker setup. 19:00 – Guest to Aimee: Can I ask you some questions? 19:14 – Guest is giving Aimee some hypothetical situations and asks what their process is like. 19:32 – Aimee answers the question. 20:11 – Guest: You have customizing tooling to be able to do x, y, and z. 20:25 – Aimee: They have hit a wall, but it’s frustrating. Our frontend and our backend are different. We are getting 500’s and it’s a black box for us. It’s the way that ops have it setup. I hate having to go to them for them to unblock us. 21:07 – Chuck: I have been hearing about Kubernetes. When will you start to see that it pays off to use it? 21:20 – Guest answers the question. 22:17 – If I have a simple app on a few different machines and front end and job servers I may not need Kubernetes. But if I have a lot of things that it depends on then I will need it? 22:35 – Guest: Yes. 22:40 – Chuck: What are the steps to using it? 22:45 – Guest: Step #1 you install it. The guest goes through the different steps to use Docker. 25:23 – Aimee: It makes sense that your UI and your database don’t live in the same container, but what about your API and your database should that be separate? 25:40 – Guest: Yes they should be separate. 26:09 – Chuck: What has your experience been with Docker – AJ or Chris? 26:17 – Panel: I have used a little bit at work and so far it’s been a black box for me. I like the IDEA of it, but I probably need to take Julian’s course to learn more about it! (Aimee agrees!) One thing I would love (from your perspective, Julian) – if I wanted to get started with this (and say I have not worked with containers before) where would I start? 28:22 – Advertisement – Sentry.io 29:20 – Guest: Good question. You don’t have to be an expert (to use Docker), but you have to be comfortable with the command line, though. 30:17 – Panel: Is there a dummy practice within your course? 30:27 – Julian: We run our own web server and... 30:44 – Panel: I need to check out your course! 31:04 – Guest: It is some time investment, but it’s saved me so much time already so it makes it really worth it. 31:38 – Panel: You are a version behind on Ruby. 31:46 – Guest: ...I just want to make code and not worry about that. 32:04 – Chuck: Updating your server – you would update Ruby and reinstall your gems and hope that they were all up-to-date. Now you don’t have to do it that way anymore. 32:37 – Guest: You know it will behave the same way. 32:48 – Guest: I have some experience with Docker. I understand its value. I guess I will share my frustrations. Not in Docker itself, but the fact that there is a need for Docker... 35:06 – Chuck. 35:12 – Panel: We need someone to come up with... 35:40 – Panel: It’s not standard JavaScript. 35:51 – Chuck: One question: How do you setup multiple stages of Docker? 36:12 – Guest: The recommended way is to have the same Docker file used in the development sate and through to production. So that way it’s the same image. 37:00 – Panel: ...you must do your entire configuration via the environmental variables. 37:29 – Chuck asks a question. 37:36 – Panel: If you are using Heroku or Circle CI...there is a page... 38:11 – Guest and Chuck go back-and-forth. 39:17 – Chuck: Gottcha. 39:18 – Guest. 39:52 – Chuck: I have seen systems that have hyberized things like using Chef Solo and... You do your basic setup then use Chef Solo – that doesn’t’ make sense to me. Have you seen people use this setup before? 40:20 – Guest: I guess I wouldn’t do it. 40:30 – Chuck. 40:36 – Guest: Only reason I would do that is that it works across many different platforms. If it makes your setup easier then go for it. 41:14 – Chuck: Docker Hub – I want to mention that. How robust is that? Can you put private images up there? 41:38 – Guest: You can go TOTALLY nuts with it. You could have private and public images. Also, your own version. Under the hood it’s called container registry. Yeah, you can change images, too. 42:22 – Chuck: Should I use container registry or a CI system to build the Docker system and use it somewhere else? 42:35 – Guest. 43:24 – Chuck: Where can people find your Docker course? 43:30 – Guest: LEARN DOCKER ONLINE! We are restructuring the prices. Make sure to check it out. 44:05 – Chuck: Picks! Where can people find you online? 44:14 – Guest: Twitter! eBook – Rails and Docker! Code Tails IO! Links: JavaScript jQuery React Elixir Elm Vue ESLint Node.js Circle CI Twitter – Circle CI Heroku Surge.sh Kubernetes.io Berg Design Rian Rietveld PickleJS Soft Cover.io Ebook – boilerplate EMx 010 Episode with Julian Fahrer Learn Docker Indie Hacker – Julian Fahrer LinkedIn – Julian Fahrer GitHub – Julian Fahrer Twitter – Julian Fahrer Sponsors: Kendo UI Sentry Cache Fly   Picks: AJ Zermatt Resort Heber Area Aimee Surge.sh Chris BergDesign React, WP, and a11y gomakethings.com Joe Docker Videos by Dan Wahlin Rock Climbing/Indoor Rock Climbing Charles Extreme Ownership - Book Playing DND Julian PickleJS Postive Intelligence

Switch Craft is brought to you Live 3 times a week on Tuesday and Thursday at 3pm US Eastern and on Saturday at whatever time I can get to it. Tune in live at https://www.twitch.tv/runjumpstomp - This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Trevor B — Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomp Music for today's episode can be found at http://www.runjumpstomp.com/music Don't forget that you want the full show you can either come watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/runjumpstomp, or you can watch the videos after the fact over at https://www.youtube.com/runjumpstomp Finally, If you're looking to support my content, head over to http://www.runjumpstomp.com/thankyou All the links there will help me create more content. Thanks so much for your support! And now its time to thank the live chat.Sponsored By:Audible: Get a free book and directly support the stream by checking out Audible. They have thousands of books from every genre. You're definitely going to find something you like. Just head to runjumpstomp.com/audible Support Nintendo Switch CraftLinks:Amazon.com: Nintendo Switch Online 3-Month Membership: Video GamesNintendo Switch Getting Indie Faves Iconoclasts, Salt and Sanctuary Next WeekPaladins now free to play!Email from Jay88 — What's up RJS!  I think one of the biggest holes in the Switchs library is the lack of racing games.  We have Mario Kart and Fast RMX, but beyond that there really isn't much.  First, I would love a remake of the most underrated Ninetendo game of all time; Excitetruck!  I also really wish that EA would bring the Burnout remake to the switch.  But, what do you think of the chances we will get Cruis'n Blast on the switch?  Cruis'n Blast is an arcade racing game that is made by nintendo.  We need it!  Thanks Jay88Thanks for the review! — Big thanks to Bugs712, Klinger FPV, Deavertido, and Charles Zombie Smasher for the reviews on Apple Podcasts US as well as Brewsta 88 from New Zealand, and Crocmitou from Switzerland! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode opens with a discussion on the 'No Scars cream' advertisement sent in by a listener. Rajyasree describes her experience of watching the advertisement as, “No Scars is a whitening cream, and darkness is like a scar. I just found it bizarre, and it’s so badly written, this ad.”Then, a chat about the government’s new PSA on mosquitoes. “Whoever’s made that ad either loves mosquitoes or hates children," says Abhinandan.Next, a discussion on Netflix’s first original Indian series, Sacred Games. “The production quality, the scripting, the acting, they’ve just nailed it," remarks Rajyasree. “There are very few things that one could say is wrong with this series," Abhinandan adds.On the use of voiceover and file footage as commentary for Indian pop culture of the time, Abhinandan remarks, “I think it works because it had political context, but sometimes, I felt it was a bit forced.” Varun Grover, a co-writer of the show, joins the panel. On the source material, he says, “There are some characters we have removed from the book…because we wanted to focus on the religion and the thriller element, and the war of civilizations in a way.”Then, a glimpse into the writing process: “We started meeting in August 2016, and discussing the ideas, themes, and characters. After 3 months, we started fleshing out the thing into a major season arc. Third stage came in January 2017 when we started writing the episode outlines, putting together all the character arcs, and putting them under the POV of Sartaj or Gaintonde.” This was followed by a year of writing episodes.Grover also discusses working with the source material’s author. “Vikram Chandra has been very generous and open to new ideas. When we shared it with him the first time, he never asked us ‘why did you drop this’….he just accepted it and start giving ideas on how to improve it.”For more on this, RJs giving love advice, and the trailer of Fanney Khan, listen up! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey all, I'm Bill, I love to talk about video games. I've been playing games since my mother used to take me to visit my grandmother at the bar she worked at (I know) and there was a Donkey Kong game there. From minute one I was hooked. I talk about all types of games, from retro classics to brand new hotness. I'm happy you decided to come by,Each week I take a deep dive into my favorite stories about Nintendo, from the latest indie release to rumors about Smash. If you're looking for Nintendo news look no farther. I try to wrap up the news three times a week in a show that I try to keep under 30 minutes.Sponsored By:OPSeat: Head over to https://www.runjumpstomp.com/opseat to directly support the show, and get a fantastic gaming chair that can support you! I'm sitting in one right now, and its great.Support Nintendo Switch CraftLinks:Recorded Live, Thank you Patrons — Switch Craft is brought to you Live 3 times a week on Tuesday and Thursday at 3pm US Eastern and on Saturday at whatever time I can get to it. Tune in live at https://www.twitch.tv/runjumpstomp - This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by John Nicholson — Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompNintendo Switch Craft $60 eShop gift card giveaway — Speaking of giveaways, Episode 200 is coming up soon! In honor of this @killthechkns on twitter offered up a $20 eShop gift card to a random person that watches the show live that day. Big thanks to @killlthechkns give them a follow on twitter and, be sure to be here at twitch.tv/runjumpstomp when I'm recording episode 200 for a chance to win!Amazon.com: Mario Tennis Aces - Nintendo Switch: Video Games — Thoughts on Mario Tennis AcesMario Tennis Twitter PollNintendo Switch Craft - Blog - Fortnite switch is now on the Korean game ratings board.Pokemon Quest downloaded over a million times already!Thanks for the review! — Capt_Keller reviewed the show and gave 5 stars. He said "RJS is a Nintendo staple for news. I've been listening to Bill for well over a year deliver constant up-to-date Nintendo news and all that time I've never been disappointed. Supported by a great community and speaking with an open mind, Bill dishes out the headlines three times a week. There are many Nintendo podcasts out there but very few are solo and updated three times a week with such consistency. I love finding out about everything going on with Nintendo from Bill's perspective. If it took you til the end of this review to make up your mind, you're a lost soul at sea and Bill is the burning beacon."

After Holly and Rodney’s eldest son, RJ, was diagnosed with autism, HollyRod’s mission expanded to provide resources to families affected by an autism diagnosis. One in 68 children are diagnosed with autism every year. 50% of these children have extreme difficulty learning how to speak, while 25% of them never will. HollyRod launched the RJ’s Place grant  in 2014 to provide assistive technology to children’s hospitals and autism centers. As these children grow, they require vocational training and specialized job placement assistance to transition to mainstream life and gainful employment. Our RJ’s Place grants now support toddlers to young adults in over a dozen locations across the U.S. and Canada with a dozen more scheduled by 2018.  The HollyRod foundation is dedicated to providing compassionate care to those living with autism and Parkinson’s disease. We seek to fill an unmet need by providing compassionate care and services to underserved individuals and families that are burdened financially and emotionally by a diagnosis. We strive to help individuals live the best life possible. http://www.hollyrod.org  

Nintendo Direct PredictionsSponsored By:OPSeat: Head over to https://www.runjumpstomp.com/opseat to directly support the show, and get a fantastic gaming chair that can support you! I'm sitting in one right now, and its great.Support Nintendo Switch CraftLinks:Patreon — This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Nick — Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompWatch the Live Show! — Switch Craft is recorded Live 3 times a week on Tuesday and Thursday at 3pm US Eastern and on Saturday at whatever time I can get to it. Tune in live at https://www.twitch.tv/runjumpstompEmail from iReallyShouldBeWorking! — Hey, RJS. Longtime Lurker, first time writing in. Love the show. Thank you for all you do. I love the Switch. I think the portability factor is perfect for indies, but many indies today are often $20 to $30 each. Here's an idea for your viewers with access to an Xbox One. Microsoft offers a 14 day free trial to Game Pass, and it offers access to many games, including several indies new to the Switch. I was able to join Game Pass on a free trial, and try out The Final Station and Rime, both games I'm interested in for Switch but was weary of paying $20 or $30 upfront without being sure I'd enjoy them. If you have an Xbox One, it's s a great opportunity to try before you buy. Thanks so much, iReallyShouldBeWorking!Nintendo Direct Tonight 5pm US Eastern — My guesses. Mario Tennis, 3DS Metroid DLC, Diablo 3, Mario Maker 2, Mario Kart DLC, Mario Odyssey DLC, Fire Emblem Switch, Yoshi, Kirby, Nindies stuff, Wargroove, Shovel Knight, no mention of Online or VC I'll be co-streaming it.Switch Sold Over 3,800,000 Units in Japan in its First Year — Triples the PS4's Debut YearMinecraft Bedrock update has been submitted — Nintendo's certification process can take about a month, but sometimes sooner. This means that pretty soon you'll be able to play multiplayer with people on PC, Xbox, iOS, Android, and more. Which is pretty damn cool. WAKE UP SONYCitySlicker Case for Nintendo Switch — CITYSLICKER CASE FOR NINTENDO SWITCHAnother World - Nintendo Switch Announcement Teaser Trailer - YouTube — You may know this game as Out of this World.iTunes Reviews — I'd like to take a moment to thank Boojiboy1000, Warthog30, LawBeforeGrace, and Miguellica83 for thier 5 star revi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like GI Jello! Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompEpisode ## is also brought to you by ….OPSeat Coupon code runjumpsit for $10 off your chair!Audible Free audiobook that you get to keep weather you stay a member or not 14.95Podnutz - Tech Podcast Network - For normal tech fans by normal tech fans adreadFeedbackLIVE! - Switchcraft is recorded three times a week at 3pm US Eastern on Tuesday / Thursday and also on Saturday at whatever time the universe allows. Tune in at twitch.tv/runjumpstopThank you chat!Review Philasaurus gave 5 stars, “Terrific show, RJS has excellent perspective! I especially appreciate that he has a father’s point of view on video games. His information about Nintendo is relevant and well informed, to top it off his show is incredibly well produced! Keep it up!!Milo199990 change their review to 5 stars - I’m changing the 5 stars because he addressed my concerns, even though I don’t like it, he tried to explain himself in a decent way. Maybe cut back on the sportsball a little bit? Email - Runjumpstomp@gmail.comRJS: your audience really appreciates your show format of 3 days a week and quickly covering news, but I just listened to your Thanksgiving Super MARIO Odyssey spoilercast and I really enjoyed the episode. You have some real expertise in analyzing games and you provided me some good insights to better enjoy the game. Anyway, keep adding these single episode in-depth Analyses to your repertoire now and then.Thanks GeoffTweet @runjumpstomp  Voicemail 260-RUN-JUMP 260-786-5867 Discord runjumpstomp.com/discordRandom thought... I would really enjoy a modern Sim City on Switch. Anyone else? It doesn't even have to be all 3D and Sim-ish. Give me a 2D top down grid with a unique fun art style and a lot of options and gameplay depth. Tom TateNewsAnimal Crossing Pocket Camp has passed 15 million downloadsNo cost entry.Massive number of devices out thereMario Run was double.Nintendo will make MORE money on PC than MR. Lack of a party system rears its ugly head again. Gameplay

Join us Friday night as Rudy does his third interview with R.J. and Suzanne Ogren. This time we will discuss their post Disney life including RJs painting and the books that they have written together. So come listen in Friday night at 9pm est for what is always an entertaining interview.

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Kimbellina66! Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompEpisode ## is also brought to you by ….OPSeat Coupon code runjumpsit for $10 off your chair!Audible Free audiobook that you get to keep weather you stay a member or not 14.95Podnutz - Tech Podcast Network - For normal tech fans by normal tech fans adreadFeedbackLIVE! - Switchcraft is recorded three times a week at 3pm US Eastern on Tuesday / Thursday and also on Saturday at whatever time the universe allows. Tune in at twitch.tv/runjumpstopThank you chat!Review Aggro Crog - When I got my switch, I struggled to find a regular place for news, updates, and feedback from the nascent community on current and upcoming games. Nintendo SwitchCraft immediately became that place for me and I’ve been listening since April. RJS has a great podcast voice, he provides well -reasoned opinions on gaming subject matter, and the regular episode releases mean that listening will always keep you up to date. I love this podcast, and I hope more Nintendo fans will give it the attention that it deserves. PS I’m only know getting around to dropping a review because I have an Android phone and I don’t use a mac. I’m sure there are many like me who have subscribed via a multitude of non-iTunes applications so please forgive us for taking so long.Email - Runjumpstomp@gmail.comHey Bill listen to last show. I have picked up rocket league yet because don’t have a chance to play yet but in comparison to MK8 online. When ever me and my daughter play together split screen online we just use our profile names so like I am the only one with Nintendo account. My daughter as a child account linked to mine and her own user name while my wife just has a user name although she really not a gamer. Sorry email long but player is the main user online and then you pick the other user name. There is no adding a 2 to the first name.Tweet @runjumpstomp  Voicemail 260-RUN-JUMP 260-786-5867 Discord runjumpstomp.com/discord NewsSwitch eShop lets you filter by games with demos.ARMS 4.0 comes out today! GameplayRocket League - Graphics aren’t great, I’ll enjoy playing it on any Screen in the house, and in handheld, but if I’m at my PC, I’ll probably play it on my PC.

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Rebecca! Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompSponsor readOPSeat Coupon code runjumpsit for $10 off your chair!Audible Free audiobook that you get to keep weather you stay a member or not FeedbackLIVE! - Switchcraft is recorded three times a week at 3pm on Tuesday / Thursday and also on Saturday at whatever time the universe allows. Tune in at twitch.tv/runjumpstopThank you chat!ReviewGyzmo2615 - Awesome Show!! This is my go to podcast on iTunes. I started listening to this a couple of months ago and stop what I’m doing to listen to the episode when it's posted. When that’s dont I’ll listen to some of the first episodes. This is how much I love the way the content is delivered and it's always fun to hear what the speculations of the Switch were before launch. RJS., keep up the great work. I appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to produce such an awesome show. There is no reason why your show shouldn’t be listed as the #1 show for the Nintendo Switch.Email - Runjumpstomp@gmail.com Tweet @runjumpstomp Switch Games Absent Voicemail 260-RUN-JUMP 260-786-5867 Discord runjumpstomp.com/discord NewsThe Switch was announced one year ago tomorrow.Switch updated to 4.0.0 (I made a videoVideoWe were discussing it on Discord last night right after the news dropped. Keeping the last 30 seconds of video in ram all the time.I downloaded a video I made on twitter. The video was 29 seconds long, and was 9.17 MB (720p 30fps 3000kbps)I bet farther down the road we’ll see longer times.Don’t expect the times to be too long though as keeping that data in ram means that the game can’t use the ram for that. (Unless the game is using space on the SD card as virtual ram?)Eearslya on discord said - So I'm surprised a) that there's enough RAM there with room to spare for the game itself, and b) that constantly recording doesn't seem to impact performanceSystem TransferBoth a source console and a target console are required to transfer user information and save data.Pre-purchaseAlso updates the firmware on the joy-cons, no clue what that does.Right joycon takes l --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Jonathan Hill! Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompSponsor readOPSeat Coupon code runjumpsit for $10 off your chair!Audible Free audiobook that you get to keep weather you stay a member or not FeedbackLIVE! - I record this podcast live 3pm on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s at twitch.tv/runjumpstop Thank you chat!ReviewTnrt-iTunes called it the only switch podcast you need in your feed. - What do you need from a switch podcast? Consistency, professional quality a down to earth and enjoyable host. Reliable and current content with fairly unbiased opinions… you get all this and more with Run Jump Stomp’s Switch Craft. The shorter more frequent format is perfect for busy gamers and listeners to aren’t able to invest 1.5-2 hour shows. RJS also invests time and care into his community, regularly interacting with listeners on Twitch, Discord and Twitter, if you’re not hooked, you will be. Give it a go!Email - Runjumpstomp@gmail.com Tweet @runjumpstomp  Voicemail 260-RUN-JUMP 260-786-5867 Discord runjumpstomp.com/discord NewsPeople are buying games on the Switch Neurovoider Steam vs eShop competitionLow profile game (not widely known)SNES Amazon nonsesePre-orders delayedTreasure truckPre-orders cancelled.Other retailers are getting restocksNintendo trademarks the GameboyEdge Magazine gives SMO a 10EDGE 10/10 Games so far.Super Mario 64 (1996)Gran Turismo (1997)The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998)Halo: Combat Evolved (2001)Half-Life 2 (2004)Halo 3 (2007)The Orange Box (2007)Super Mario Galaxy (2007)Grand Theft Auto IV (2008)LittleBigPlanet (2008)Bayonetta (2009)Super Mario Galaxy 2 (2010)Rock Band 3 (2010)The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (2011)The Last of Us (2013)Grand Theft Auto V (2013)Bayonetta 2 (2014)Bloodborne (2015)The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017):rjsHype: :rjsHype: Super Mario Odyssey (2017):rjsHype: :rjsHype:(edited)GameplayEarth AtlantisBullet hell shooterAmazing art style super unique.Would have been amazing on the 3DS

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Nick! Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackReviewTexmat - Said it is a great show. RJS does an exceptional job at getting the news out and not being bias. I have seen other podcasts with two people and I feel like they make it more like a conversation between them, and I feel like I’m in the background. With 1 person I feel like he is talking to me and not someone else.Email Tweet VoicemailFrom VincentNewsFull FFXV coming to Switch? Maybe.Nintendo files copyright against Super Mario 64 OnlineGameplay Lightning RoundFire Emblem Warriors Famitsu review scoresFIFA is an 18 Gb downloadMonster Hunter Stories UpdateReminder of the surveyComing soon! That is all we have time for today, if there is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line SwitchCraft260-RunJump (786-5867)runjumpstomp.com/discordStop by the live stream some time! twitch.tv/runjumpstompSupport the show!Docksocks on etsy.com/shop/runjumpstomphttps://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomphttp://runjumpstomp.com/supportMusicIntro Music is Balloon Trip Remix by NoteblockOutro Music is Legend of Zelda - Gerudo Valley - VGM Acoustic by Tom WinterMy friend code is SW-7892-1015-4227Support Nintendo Switch Craft --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like DoortoDoorGeek! Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackMarcReymon - reviewed the show. The best Switch Podcast. Period. Gather ‘round kids. Let me tell you of why I think this podcast is the absolute pinnacle of Nintendo Switchery podcast perfection….First and foremost , RJS has the voice, the disposition, and maybe most importantly) a love for all things Nintendo. Put all that together in a padded studio and you’re cooking with gas my man. The show lasting on average 30 minutes is absolutely perfect for someone like me who is just about always slammed with work, traveling, or just trying to catch up on sleep, I can always squeeze in a half hour show to get caught up on the latest and greatest news within the Nintendo universe. I really can’t say enough good things about the show; it’s my all time favourite and I highly recommend it to anyone who is just as much of a Nintendo fan as I am. Thanks again RJS. I wish you lots of success in the future. I’ll be there supporting you every step of the way!JCavuto gave 2 stars and said there are many better Nintendo podcasts out thereSevin Korbo gave 1 start - Just falls short of what other podcasts bring to the table. One person rattling off news by himself does not a good podcast make. Yeah he has a nice voice, but I can’t stand it for so long, unbroken by any other voices or other opinion. That’s what makes Nintendo Voice Chat so good, they have multiple people with diverse gaming backgrounds. One person just can't cover all the Switch has to offer from a place of authority.JJeco also gave one star - A little one noteEmail Karl Emailed - Hey there, hope you are well.I have four friends who own a switch. Yet I'm the only one to have downloaded the Switch online app. There reasons for not downloading is that it's very bare bones, and is not particularly useful.I've come up with a couple of simple ideas which could entice people to use the app. Access to the E shop, allow me to buy content, when I'm away from my switch. Allow me to buy Amiibo data, and use my phones NFC to use data on my switch. Some of the Amiibo are hard to find, and some folk do not want the figures. Having a digital collection with out the clutter but all the benefits would be great. Access to my game screen shots. Take a pic in game, Up load to Lakitu (the Nintendo cloud) and have access to them on my phone, to do with as I want. Most people take there phone everywhere, so have some sort of street pass, maybe swap friend codes of people you pass.Are there any features you think would make the app better .........VoicemailNewsNindies @ Night stream on HyperRPGShovel Knight AmiiboNYKO unveils their portable dockNBA2K

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Abbygail13 Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackDubby_v - reviewed the show. Very awesome PodcastMario fan 980 - reviewed the show.Said it was a good podcast 5 starsAbeyham81 - reviewed the show.Must have Nintendo Switch Podcast, I’m sorry but I refuse to believe that Run Jump Stomp is one single person. There is just no way that one person can create so much content, so much rich content as there is on RJS platforms. If he expects us to believe that this is just himself then he’s got another thing coming. I’m watching you Bill. For quite some time now I’ve suspected that you are able to defy physics by multiplying yourself in order get as much done as you do. We see you live-streaming while the other you works the camera/all background equipment and the other one of you works your social media and who knows how many others coming up with all kind of numerous shenanigans including this podcast. I've got my eye on you RJS. You’re just too awesome to be one man.Voicemail from JustinFavorite Non-Nintendo GameFriend codesNewsZelda skins coming to Monster Hunter XXSplatoon 2 selling 7 times faster than Splatoon 1 When Splatoon came out there were ~10 million Wii U soldWhen Splatoon 2 came out there were ~4 million Switch soldGamestop says that the Switch has an attach rate of about 5 to 1.Overcooked patch submitted to NintendoSuper Mario Odyssey wins best of GamescomIf FFXV comes to Switch, expect limitations. GameplaySonic patch can’t come fast enough!Arcade cabinetLightning RoundEnter the Gungeon coming to switch with DLCWonderBoy: The Dragon’s Trap patched Coming soon!Mario + Rabbids 8/29Gunvolt Striker Pack 8/31League of Evil 8/31Tha --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Jonathan Hill Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackJxnac - reviewed the show. When I see a new episode pop up in my unplayed, I always skip the others and listen to RJS’s SwitchCraft. His podcasts are frequent, short and sweet, and very informative. Definitely my favorite Nintendo Switch podcast.VoicemailNewsFast RMX update Two new features for free, Time Attack mode and Multiplayer mode between you and friends.Battlecars! The three cars, called the "Mario NSR", "Luigi NSR", and "Samus' Gunship", will be included for free, however they will need to be unlocked first.Season pass for Mario + Rabbids ($20 USD)More Telltale coming to switch.Gameplay Sonic ManiaLightning RoundShantae Half Genie Hero is getting its first Premium DLC (paid for non kickstarter backers) released on August 29th. “We want the public to understand that this is not merely an add-on character. It’s a completely different game experience - new enemies, storyline, and abilities.” - Wayforward gamesNew Metroid trailerMore Fire Emblem Warriors GameplayThat is all we have time for today, if there is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line SwitchCraft260-RunJump (786-5867)runjumpstomp.com/discordStop by the live stream some time! twitch.tv/runjumpstompSupport the show!Docksocks on etsy.com/shop/runjumpstomphttps://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomphttp://runjumpstomp.com/supportMusicIntro Music is Balloon Trip Remix by NoteblockOutro Music is Adventure Island Area 1 Round 2 by Jun Chikuma My friend code is SW-7892-1015-4227Support Nintendo Switch Craft --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Joshua Arthur, Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackMStefano - reviewed the show. I wish I found this podcast sooner. I have only been listening for a few weeks now but this has already proven to be my favorite Nintendo podcast. It is superior to others I listen to (without naming them) for a multitude of reasons. Episodes come out frequently throughout the week so news is given timely and the episodes are short, sweet and to the point. In addition to this, what makes the host better than most is the attention he gives to feedback (both positive and negative. Keep up the great work RJS!@joelmead24 tweeted - Will the Switch version of Batman telltale be all 5 episodes or just 1 to start? They also tweeted Wondering why RBI Baseball 17 is coming to the switch. This season is almost over, why not wait for next year to release ‘18?Sean emailedLove the podcast. Now that I am downloading a lot of your suggestions, I feel a good topic to discuss is expandable storage. What micro-SD cards are a must have and what one should we stay away from. I'd love to hear that on an upcoming episode!Thanks, and keep crushing the competition. Only Switch podcast that matters in my opinion.Sean Speed class (Go for class 10)128gb is the sweet spot for price, but if you can afford a bigger card then go for it.I bought this oneHere is a 256 gb class 10 from Samsung expensive though VoicemailNewsPre-orders for the SNES Classic Mini went up around 10pm PST at Best Buy. 20 minutes later the were out. No update on Amazon or Gamestop as of 11pm PSTThey also came back multiple times after 6am. Video of SNES features American | JapanNew ARMS character revealed Lola Pop along with ver.3 of the game.The music in this video is so friggin’ good.The shield reflects the element back at the attackerNun-chuck weaponsVertical triple shot stamp, blocks your view? (like blorb)Balloon pants are bouncy (inflates when you block)Don’t have ARMS yet, don’t worry try it out free!Splatoon 2 has new stuff on its way!New Bubble weapon and Boat map coming September 2New Salmon Run Map coming “Lost Outpost” August 23rdFinal Fantasy XV

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Logun Keller, Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackTFwagner - reviewed the show. RJS has Switchcraft down to a science. Multiple shows a week which are quickly uploaded means that you’re always listening to the latest news and release of the latest games. He’s pro-Nintendo, but isn’t afraid to point out the things that Nintendo could do better. Listen to this podcast and soon your ringtone will be the theme to Balloon Fight too.VoicemailNewsOjo Projector for SwitchNew ARMS characterNunchuck arms?Made out of taffy (Taffy the clown)?Single handed Joy-Con adapterGameplaySonic Mania Mean BeanBosses every levelInsane level designClever Mechanics (different liquids)Sound / MusicVisuals / AnimationsLoads of stuff (sometimes too much)Low PriceThis game is a speedrunners dreamHome button bug (being fixed)Lightning RoundA little more footage of Mario Kart VR (I might risk pink eye for this)That is all we have time for today, if the re is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line SwitchCraft260-RunJump (786-5867)runjumpstomp.com/discordStop by the live stream some time! twitch.tv/runjumpstompSupport the show!Docksocks on etsy.com/shop/runjumpstomphttps://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomphttp://runjumpstomp.com/supportMusicIntro Music is Balloon Trip Remix by NoteblockOutro Music is Adventure Island Area 1 Round 2 by Jun Chikuma My friend code is --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Kenneth Gagnon, Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar and get exclusive rewards, at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackB_mathew_k reviewed the showRelevant and insightful, this is a great podcast, RJS’s voice is like hot chocolate on a cold, rainy day. The shorter, more frequent episodes really guarantee that this is a timely source for Nintendo news and commentary. Keep up the great work.Scott S Clark tweeted : Subject: Will Rockstar port games like GTA V and Red Dead Redemption (like the PS3 versions) over to Switch now since it's a success?VoicemailNewsJapan’s My Nintendo store taking pre-orders for Switch And you can customize it.Nintendo to hold a 1 hour panel at PAX WestWhat will be discussed?ARMS getting a candy themed stageEA using FIFA as a test for SwtichI don’t like this, it is a marketing gimmick The AAA games that make the PS4 and Xbox One chug aren't going to come to Switch anyway.If the Switch is successful third parties will support it. Only buy FIFA if you want FIFA. If a publisher won’t support the system you want, then play the other games you want to play. GameplayI didn’t play anything the past two days. Lightning RoundDevelopment secrets of KirbyThat is all we have time for today, if the re is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line SwitchCraft260-RunJump (786-5867)runjumpstomp.com/discordStop by the live stream some time! twitch.tv/runjumpstompSupport the show!Docksocks on etsy.com/shop/runjumpstomphttps://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomphttp://runjumpstomp.com/supportMusicIntro Music is Balloon Trip Remix by NoteblockOutro Music is Adventure Island Area 1 Round 2 by Jun Chikuma My friend code is SW-7892-1015-4227

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Ted Wagner, Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackIamcoolc reviewed the showI found this show through the Switchcast after E3 and haven’t missed an episode since. Keeping up with Switch news is tough but this show fixes that by putting out frequent episodes and keeping them around 30 minutes each. The classic Nintendo sound effects are great too. Bonus points for RJS being transparent and open as a host. Podcasting solo isn’t easy and he does it with easy. If you’re a Nintendo fan, you should be listening, end of story.Jon sent in an emailHey hey!So my buddy came over this weekend for splat fest and we were chit chatting about Splatoon stuff. One of the conversations was about Salmon Run and playing it locally. We both love Salmon Run, and I love how you can get different things for playing Salmon Run (special shirts, hats etc.). My friend said "I wonder how and if the Salmon Run is different if you just play locally instead of playing online". Now the online Salmon Run, as we all know, is at certain times/days. Whereas the local Salmon Run you can do whenever. I just said, without really thinking, "It's probably the same thing, but I doubt you get rewards for playing it". He quickly came back with (snobby voice) "Why would anyone play Salmon Run if you don't get anything for it?"(I should also add that I really don't know how Salmon Run is different from online to local play; I didn't try it, but that’s not the point)This brings me to the main point of this email.I feel like we're getting more into this routine where online multiplayer games need to give you some sort of "rewards" for playing the game. I don't play many online competitive games, but thinking of games like Call of Duty or something, you level up your account, level up your weapons, etc. The game is always giving you something the more you play. You can unlock different mods for weapons, different gear or abilities. It's tough for me to think of an online multiplayer game that doesn't have a system like this. How important is it for new games to give you "something" the more you play?Would Salmon Run be as fun if there were no rewards for it? Are we moving into a new time where we don't just play games for "fun" anymore? Do we need something to make all our work feel like it's worth it?I'm curious to see where games go from here. I think it would be difficult for a new game to come out without some sort of level up system and unlockables. However, the main point of any game is to have fun and enjoy the time you invest into that game. When he said why would anyone play Salmon Run if you don't get anything for it, I wanted to slap him and say "Because it's fun!!!".Anyway, this sounded way better in my head. I hope you get the main point I'm going for. I'd love to hear your take on this.Thanks for taking the time to read this, and thank your for all the entertainment.-Jon/Link31254NewsNintendo World Championships 2017!Any Controller possibly coming to Switch Sorry Joeseph

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  Patron This episode of SwitchCraft is brought to you by Patrons like Jon Leduc, Support SwitchCraft and my other content for as little as a dollar at https://www.patreon.com/runjumpstompFeedbackNoah Records Stuff YT - reviewed the showThis show is one of the best out there!GI Jello reviewed the showSwitchcraft is one of my favorite gaming podcasts. Super high production value with an awesome routine schedule. #x a week - short, sweet and to the point. Great insight and honest opinions on all things Nintendo. RJS doesn’t always drink the Nintendo kool-aid and calls it as he sees it.Trevor emailed the show!Hi there,I am one of your new Patron supporters and love the work you do. I learned of you while you were on the SwitchCast with KC. I don't always have time to listen to long weekly podcasts so I like how you do shorter episodes with more throughout the week.I hear that you enjoy the motion controls on Splatoon 2. I have been playing Splatoon since release day of the original on Wii U. One of my favorite games, but I've been stubborn on learning motion controls. I feel like I can't get any better unless I switch to motion controls. People have given me tips on the proper use of them, but I feel like I still use the right stick too often.Do you have any tips on getting used to motion controls and what is the proper way to use them? Like should I be touching the right stick at all or seldom and how often should I be resetting the camera? I feel like I need to see someone play in motion controls to really grasp it.Thanks and keep up the good work,Trevor NewsWe were having a discussion in the Discord about the Zelda timeline which is complicated. And Bravd said “I think that the way they portray Ganon and the things they say about him that BotW is the very last story ever.”Overcooked comes out on ThursdaySplatoon had a good first weekend.Mincraft is now 1080p in docked mode  Lightning RoundLEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 is coming on November 14.Battlechasers Nightware playable at gamescom 2017Lost Sphear Launches January 23, 2018That is all we have time for today, if the re is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line Sw --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  FeedbackCCXVI- reviewed the showCalled it one of the top 3 Nintendo podcasts online! I love this show! SwitchCraft is my favorite podcast to get Nintendo-related news. RJS is both professional and personal, thorough and concise. His fan-service is evident as his passion for gaming comes through in his reporting. So far, he’s produced three shows a week consistently, unless i’m mistaken. Forget the big gaming news podcasts - SwitchCraft is pre magic!Colin emailed I got my switch recently and I want to download a game or two, but I’m on an extremely tight budget currently. If you had $20 to spend on the eShop what would you buy?Multiplayer focusedSnipperclipsAstro Duel DeluxeSingle Player FocusedBlaster MasterWonder Boy and the Dragon’s TrapHas-Been HeroesEitherShovel KnightNewsSplatfest (84 on metacritic)Damn these button placementsMusic is good but way too repetitiveI couldn’t do the split joyconGraphics are so much better.No cake to fight!4 players is too manyAnimeTeam Ice Cream wonKH3 has a small possibility of coming to the SwitchARMS will be at EVO Japan (Got the biggest cheer) Jan 26, 2018 Lightning Round That is all we have time for today, if the re is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line SwitchCraft260-RunJump (786-5867)runjumpstomp.com/discordStop by the live stream some time! twitch.tv/runjumpstompSupport the show!Docksocks on etsy.com/shop/runjumpstomphttps://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomphttp://runjumpstomp.com/supportMusicBalloon Fight and Adventure Island My friend code is SW-7892-1015-4227Support Nintendo Switch Craft

Don’t forget to subscribe to the show in your favorite podcasting app!  FeedbackOpertuv - reviewed the showSuperb cast and great caster, RJS is incredibly informative in not only his show, but his stream. He’s family friendly, funny, and the content is perfect. The sound bits add a ton of flavor and character to his show. This has quickly become one of my favorite shows and is easily my favorite gaming show. Keep it up RJS! - CabuknNewsNicoNico for Nintendo Switch (region free)Splatoon 2 under construction in JapanA fix for pro-controller issuesMax Brass is still the boss at the end of Grand PrixNew Nintendo 3DS production stops in JapanButtons for daysLightning RoundNintendo reaches out to Arcade Distilery to develop games for Switch.Splatoon 2 ads (live action) are pretty greatMarioKart VR looks pretty rad (also be careful of pink eye)That is all we have time for today, if the re is a story that I missed let me know!#askSwitchCraftRunjumpstomp@gmail.com subject line SwitchCraft260-RunJump (786-5867)runjumpstomp.com/discordStop by the live stream some time! twitch.tv/runjumpstompSupport the show!Docksocks on etsy.com/shop/runjumpstomphttps://www.patreon.com/runjumpstomphttp://runjumpstomp.com/supportMusic  My friend code is SW-7892-1015-4227Support Nintendo Switch Craft --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jak jsme slíbili, zveřejňujeme druhý díl ze společnosti RJS, kde s Petrem Altmanem a Michalem Šaňákem zavítáme do techničtější oblasti obchodování na burze. Těšit se můžete na povídání o Garbage Collectorech, přístupu k testování a příhody z provozu. Únava se na nás všech maličko podepsala, takže jsme nakonec nešli až do takových detailů, jak jsme původně plánovali. I tak věříme, že nezklameme ani technicky orientované posluchače našeho Kafemlejnku.

Selling our home is something we will probably only do an handful of times in our lifetime. So how do we make sure we are getting the right advice and assistance from the people who do this everyday? Ralph Shalom from RJS estates talks about the role of the estate agent and about what we should be looking for when choosing an agent.

Episode 15 deep dives into the programming experiences of Adam Solove (@asolove), Head of Engineering at Pagemodo. Adam has spent the last ten years building web interfaces various technologies such as CGI, Flash, DHTML, RJS, jQuery, and many MVC JavaScript frameworks. Adam has found over his career that working with a more functional style of programming is much more rewarding in many ways.   Functional programming and FRP (Functional Reactive Programming) provides improvements in performance and purposely avoids changing-state and mutable data. This can be an extremely effective technique in web application development because of the stateful nature of DOM (Document Object Model) implementations in the browser. Adam evangelizes and works with several languages and tools to provide incredible functional style applications including, but not limited to, Elm, ClojureScript, OM, & React.js.   Facebook's React.js, met with mixed reviews when it was first released in 2013.  Since then it has been stirring up support in droves within the JavaScript development community do to it's high UI performance output in browsers. It's Virtual DOM and ways of solving data & DOM performance problems have been highly criticized but hard to ignore. React has an effective unorthodox way of thinking about UI.   Elm, a functional reactive language for interactive applications, combines core features of functional languages like immutability & type inference with FRP to Create highly interactive applications without callbacks or shared state. Elm is similar in syntax to Haskell and it compiles to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that uses a Virtual DOM model similar in concepts to that of react.js. According to Elm's internal benchmarks, using it's compiled JavaScript code is actually faster than any JavaScript framework tested by a extreme margin.     ClojureScript, is a new compiler for Clojure that targets JavaScript. It is designed to emit JavaScript code which is compatible with the advanced compilation mode of the Google Closure optimizing compiler. David Nolen, has taken ClojureScript and created an interface for react.js called OM. Om allows for simple represention of Web Application User Interfaces as an EDN. ClojureScript data is immutable data, which means that Om can always rapidly re-render the UI from the root.  According to the project description, UIs created with Om are inherently able to create & manage historical snapshots with no implementation complexity and little overhead.   Resources Why use Functional Style? - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36504/why-functional-languages Lambda: the ultimate syntax-semantics interface - http://okmij.org/ftp/gengo/NASSLLI10/ Haskell -http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Haskell Adam Solove - http://adamsolove.com/ Adam's talk on ClojureScript/OM - http://adamsolove.com/js/clojure/2014/05/08/react-js-and-om.html Elm Elm's Virtual DOM - http://elm-lang.org/blog/Blazing-Fast-Html.elm Elm's Time Travelling Debugger - http://debug.elm-lang.org/ ClojureScript & OM ClojureScript Intro 2011 - http://clojure.com/blog/2011/07/22/introducing-clojurescript.html A feature comparison to JavaScript - http://himera.herokuapp.com/synonym.html David Nolen - https://twitter.com/swannodette/ David Nolen's Benchmarks - http://swannodette.github.io/2013/12/17/the-future-of-javascript-mvcs/ Todo MVC - https://github.com/swannodette/todomvc/tree/gh-pages/labs/architecture-examples/om/src/todomvc React.js   Reactjs - http://facebook.github.io/react/ Secrets of The Virtual DOM - http://fluentconf.com/fluent2014/public/schedule/detail/32395 React Demystified - React Diff Algorithm - http://calendar.perfplanet.com/2013/diff/

This podcast is sponsored by New Relic. Geoffrey Grosenbach well known for his screencasts at Peepcode.com as well as the Ruby on Rails podcast and Nuby on Rails. He's also doing some interesting things at blog.peepcode.com. Primarily, he's writing articles that each have their own themes. Go check it out! Geoffrey mentions that he'll be speaking at SchnitzelConf in Vienna, Austria. It's a conference about and for entrepreneurs. It turns out the Geoffrey also created the Gruff library. Geoffrey now does his graphs with Raphael. I also brought up http://roughunderbelly.com which is a task manager. It's pretty simple and was an experiment with AJAX and RJS. Resources that Geoffrey mentioned for developers are: Peepcode Screencasts TeachMeToCode Screencasts John Nunemaker's Blog Peter Cooper's Coder.io the Rails Documentation Download this Episode

See how to use Javascript and RJS to add and remove form fields dynamically. This episode will build upon the previous episode allowing you to create any number of tasks in one form the same time a project is created.

See how to use Javascript and RJS to add and remove form fields dynamically. This episode will build upon the previous episode allowing you to create any number of tasks in one form the same time a project is created.

This episode is packed with little RJS goodies. Learn the different ways to access an element, how to add "if" conditions and how to apply an effect to multiple elements.

This episode is packed with little RJS goodies. Learn the different ways to access an element, how to add "if" conditions and how to apply an effect to multiple elements.

RJS and AJAX can be difficult to debug. Many times you don't get any error message in the browser. Learn different techniques for solving these tricky problems in this episode.

RJS and AJAX can be difficult to debug. Many times you don't get any error message in the browser. Learn different techniques for solving these tricky problems in this episode.

This episode will walk you through adding AJAX functionality to a form using RJS. See how to easily update multiple elements on a page.

This episode will walk you through adding AJAX functionality to a form using RJS. See how to easily update multiple elements on a page.