In this episode, our guest, Brittney Postma talks about the Developer Experience (DX) and how it important it is to the work that we do and the frameworks that use.

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Show Notes

0:00 Introduction
1:34 Introducing Brittney Postma
2:10 Quick Rants, Hot Takes, and Parenting Tips
6:22 Developer Experience
- Sarah Drasner on the Developer Experience
10:21 Sponsor: Hashnode
11:10 Developer Experience through Documentation
13:34 Tools around the Developer Experience
16:54 The Developer Experience when Working on Client Projects
- Episode 5: Starting a New Project
21:18 Developer Experience with Education
22:36 Sponsor: Daily.dev - http://daily.dev
23:36 Developer Experience when Onboarding
28:23 Things to Take into Account when Creating Content
33:50 What Advice do you have a Student that's Trying to make Career Choices?
- Episode 43: New Beginnings for New Developers
- Episode 35: Crossover Episode with Brittney and Alex
- Freecodecamp.com
35:38 My Vanilla JavaScript is alight and not great, my company wants me to work with Vue JS already. They say I'll learn JavaScript also in a good way while working with the framework right away. What do you guys think?
- Beginner JavaScript
- Wes Bos's Courses
38:46 Is the dev industry saturated?
41:57 Closing Thoughts

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