🔉 That's all, folks! Season one has come to an end, and the best bits are all neatly bundled for your enjoyment: dlvr.it/QNCH7B

🔉 There's a lot of great info we've gleaned from our guests - we've packaged it and shipped it in our last episode for season one: dlvr.it/QN1Yvf

🔉 All good things come to an end of a season! We've covered some of the best insights over the course of the past 6 months from some of the best devs out there: dlvr.it/QN0Zvh

🔉 @chriscoyier gives mad props to @jake_albaugh, @timsabat, and @alexquez on our latest episode: dlvr.it/QMZvzj

The machine learning world sure sounds exciting, but where to start? There's an awesome list of TensorFlow examples here: dlvr.it/QMKcC3

Where do you start with testing? What is useful to test, and what isn't? How about testing from the user's perspective? @kentcdodds has some great tips in just 3 minutes: dlvr.it/QM7qSf

Wow, the world of programming is getting a whole lot more exciting - using HTML and CSS to build applications?! Mavo by @leaverou is incredible: dlvr.it/QL0r9j

🔉 We chat with @rachelnabors about the importance of keeping track of what's out there when you're specialising in one area of interest: dlvr.it/QKm5l2

🔉We chat to @Lady_Ada_King about WebXR, and the future of immersive experiences and the web: dlvr.it/QJs7YL

🔉we chat with @Aimee_Knight about learning both functional and object-oriented programming to become a more rounded developer: dlvr.it/QJ4ygV

The folks over at the ParcelJS have a big release supporting sourcemaps... and web assembly! Nice! dlvr.it/QH8bfl

🔉 Pen and paper? Yup! We chat to @davidkpiano about some of the most effective tools in becoming a better dev: dlvr.it/QH1H8m