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Managing Dependencies like a boss 😎 #145

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kentcdodds opened this issue Jul 15, 2016 · 9 comments
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Managing Dependencies like a boss 😎 #145

kentcdodds opened this issue Jul 15, 2016 · 9 comments

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Title: Managing Dependencies like a boss 😎

Description: The average npm project has 100 dependencies and subdependencies. Managing these dependencies can be challenging. We're going to talk with the great people behind DependencyCI, Libraries.io, and Greenkeeper.io about how to make managing these dependencies easier.

Potential guest(s): @andrew and @boennemann (any other people you'd recommend who'd have a unique perspective on this? Please suggest them!)

If you haven't heard of JavaScript Air before, it's a live broadcast podcast all about JavaScript. Shows happen every Wednesday at 12:00 Central Time. For more information about being a guest, see this Google Doc. Note: we also have and enforce a Code of Conduct for the show and guests have nothing but great things to say about their experience on the show.

If you've been listed as a potential guest above, please comment on this issue about whether you're interested in coming on to talk about the subject and your availability (or unavailability) for the available dates on the schedule.

If you're interested, I'll need a little information from you for the website. Episode planning happens on the GitHub repo issues. Please comment on your episode’s issue with the following information (if you’d prefer, you can email this info to [email protected]):

  • Your name (as you want it on the site)
  • An email address to share a Google Doc with you
  • Your twitter handle

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andrew commented Jul 18, 2016

Thanks for the invite, I can do 2016-08-17, 2016-08-31 or 2016-09-07.

name: Andrew Nesbitt
email: [email protected]
twitter: @teabass

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Great! How about you @boennemann?

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Yay, thanks again for the invite @kentcdodds. I'm happy to join on all dates @andrew mentioned, but would prefer the earliest date 2016-08-17.

  • Stephan Bönnemann
  • stephan.boennemann at gmail.com
  • @boennemann

It would be cool to have someone from npm on the show. @ashleygwilliams or @bcoe maybe? :)

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Oh! I'd love to have both @ashleygwilliams and @bcoe on! Ashley joined us before and we had a splendid time. I've really admired Benjamin's work on nyc so I'd love to have him on as well! What do ya'll think?

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bcoe commented Jul 19, 2016

@kentcdodds I'd be happy to chat on this topic, my schedule is pretty flexible -- npm Camp being my only upcoming obligation on the 30th of July.

  • Name: Ben Coe
  • Email: ben [at] npmjs.com
  • Twitter: @benjamincoe

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Great! Would love to have you too @ashleygwilliams

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sure thing!

  • Name: Ashley Williams
  • Email: ashley [at] npmjs.com
  • Twitter: @ag_dubs

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Sweet! We're on the schedule for the 17th of August. Really looking forward to this show 😺

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Alrighty! The show is on the website now (with your avatars and names, please double check that it looks ok). You should have received an email inviting you to a Google Doc. If you didn't, let me know.

As always, let me know if you have any questions 😄 Looking forward to the show!

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