Brandon Roberts chats with John and Ward about his new job as developer relations at Nrwl, as well as his work with NgRx. How did Brandon get started? What is NgRx? Any advice on getting into developer relations? And what's wrong with developer relations?
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const podcast = {
episode: 129,
title: 'Shipping What You Use - Open Source Chronicles',
topics: [
'react', 'Nx', 'apps'
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guest: 'Brandon Roberts'
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Recording date: 03/16/2021
John Papa @John_Papa
Ward Bell @WardBell
Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin
Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker
Brandon Roberts @BrandonRoberts
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Resources:
- NgRx
- NgRx Platform on GitHub
- NgRx on Twitter
- Discord for NgRx
- Swag for NgRx
- OSS Sponsor page for NgRx
- Rob Wormald on Twitter
- Brandon’s journey into Developer Relations
- Nx developer tools
- Redux Saga
- NgRx Sagas
- Dan Wahlin’s Observable Store on GitHub
- Blog Post describing Dan Wahlin’s Observable Store
- Video on Dan Wahlins Observable Store
- The Component Store
Timejumps
- 02:11 Guest introduction
- 03:38 Proven development practices
- 07:53 Sponsor: Nrwl
- 08:28 How did you get started?
- 14:17 What is NgRx and what was the business need?
- 22:17 NgRx Effects and Sagas differences
- 25:11 How can it be used with other frameworks?
- 27:30 Sponsor: Ag Grid
- 28:38 Shipping what you use
- 33:53 What's your current role?
- 35:44 Any advice for people getting into developer relations?
- 38:08 John's journey into developer relations
- 40:10 What's wrong with developer relations?
- 43:25 Final thoughts
Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.
