Lindsay Wardell

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I have no words.

There is always hope.

I just love this shot ❤️

Grief is not a casual thing.

Andrew Schmelyun is a senior software engineer who has been working with PHP for 12 years, and has created a number of courses and interesting (and unexpected) projects.

Rebekah and Lindsay discuss different ways they have experienced healing, and share examples of what they have had to let go.

To the past that wove my history before me, That laid the stars by which I sailed, That planted the thorns and brambles I had to cross, The past and the wounds it left me, Goodbye.

I feared divorce because of what it meant.

I made a mistake one day.

When you dream, Dream a big dream.

Ben Holmes is a core maintainer of Astro, and well known for his short whiteboard videos on web topics.

Chris Ferdinandi is a software developer, mentor, and JavaScript advocate in the United States.

What could you create if you had 30 minutes to plan and 4 hours to build?

Rebekah and Lindsay explore their past in organized religion and how it's impacted them.

Dustin Goodman is an engineering manager at This Dot Labs, located in the United States.

Blake Thomas is the Director of Engineer at NoRedInk, located in the United States.

Rebekah and Lindsay reflect on their own experiences with gender.

Lindsay Wardell, senior software engineer at NoRedInk, shares her opinions on Elm, and explains why every software engineer should give it a try.

Rebekah and Lindsay explore some of the events that make them who they are today.

Eddie Freeman is a senior software engineer at Streem in the United States.

A cheerful conversation between Rebekah and Lindsay as they introduce themselves, their backgrounds, and their sense of humor.

Welcome to I'm Sure It Means Nothing, our weird, gay adventure podcast!

Lindsay Wardell tells how she persevered to write her own story as a programmer and shares her views on JavaScript frameworks & fatigue.

I hold up my life to the light and observe the shapes drawn across it.

Lindsay Wardell explores Functional Programming, and how to incorporate Elm into Vite-based applications.

Rho Oof is a developer who has spent most of her career exploring ways to make things work, sometimes in unexpected ways.

Once, I dreamt of stars blazing, Sunrise burning, Horizons beckoning.

Ben Myers is a web developer and accessibility advocate in the United States, and host of the Some Antics Dev channel on Twitch.

Daniel Roe is a software engineer and maintainer of the Nuxt framework in England.

At the end of winter, the flowers bloom.

Star Richardson is a senior software engineer in the United States, and began her journey as a developer during the start of the COVID pandemic in 2020.

Alex Anderson is a web developer in the United States, and developer of the space simulator Thorium and Thorium Nova.

Luiz Oliveira is an engineer from Brazil and former game developer who has been working on creating resources for newer developers in Portuguese.

We’re back with episode three of the Launch Pad with Lindsay Wardell and Tejas Kumar, as we cover the latest acquisition of Gatsby, what we should do with Create React App, and what we think of the Astro 2.0 release.

There's a lot to talk about in software development.

Lindsay Wardell joins us to talk about Vite and how to set it up for your Elm project.

2022 was, for me, the year that never ends.

Lindsay Wardell, engineer at NoRedInk, comes on to talk about her recent Vite Conf talk, “Functional programming in Vite with Elm,” to tell us what functional programming is and why it’s beneficial.

Once, in a dream, I stood before my younger self.

I am not dead.

In case you have missed it, Twitter is going through a series of upheavals.

Elm is a delightful language for building reliable web applications.

When I look to my past, I see golden times with those I loved and who loved me.

Previously on Some Antics, we dove into the syntax for Elm, a functional programming language that compiles down to JavaScript, with friend of the show Lindsay Wardell — but we weren't able to get to application development in time.

Richard and Lindsay talk about their experiences with FP and OOP, and some less obvious differences they've noticed between the two paradigms.

Tech Academy graduate Lindsay Wardell discussed side projects and building in public!

A common design pattern when building client-side applications is the need to display a modal or dialog on top of the main page content.