DFW»FWD – Moving Tech and DFW Forward – Full Stack Development and more around the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex - Issue 14

Full Stack DFW

🎈 TODAY at 12:30 - Advanced Git Workflows with Tobiah Rex

We all use git – but how can we use it better? Toby Rex will show us how he cleans up commits, makes safe PR force pushes, and more with tools like git-zsh and snippets. So bring your own bag of git tricks and let’s talk advanced git and github workflows at this month’s Lunch’n’Learn.

DFW Tech

Virtual – Meet and Greet on Wed, Nov 9, 2022, 7:00 PM | Code for Dallas Meetup

Civic Tech Meet and Greet with Code For Dallas

Hybrid – Flutter Web Events & Actions on Thu, Nov 10, 2022, 7:00 PM | GDG Meetup

Through this talk, Gayathri Devi Srinivasan will share the basics to get started with handling events and actions from the keyboard on Flutter web.

Virtual - React.js on Thu, Nov 10, 2022, 6:30 PM | FreeCodeCamp Meetup

Seven speakers – do you dare?

"App Confidence - An Introduction to Unit Testing in React"
"Zero to full stack with create-t3-app"
"This Guy's Answer to 5 React Interview Questions" Attendees (329)

DFW

Can I recycle this weird coated carton?

The Denton-based Carton Council has a website where you can check.

How a Single Machine Revolutionized the Fresh Flour-Tortilla Game

“We figured there had to be a better way to make this, a simpler way,” Robert says. “And so, we decided to get into the tortilla business.”

The Most Lawless County in Texas - D Magazine

Serious North Texas chicanery – in case all of this week's election coverage hasn't already blown your mind.

Suzanne Wooten did the impossible and became the first candidate to defeat a sitting judge in Collin County. What followed is the unbelievable, epic tale of the craziest case in the history of jurisprudence.

Dallas residents love dogs more than cats

But who would you pick for governor?

Tech

Critical CSS? Not So Fast! – CSS Wizardry

Send this to your engineering manager next time they bust you for your app's Lighthouse score.

Publishing Deno modules on Netlify

Deno allows us to import modules directly from a URL. This means you can publish your code anywhere and reuse it without having to use a package manager. In this article Eduardo Boucas describes how he makes this work for him.