
TFW You Accidentally Delete Your Database
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Brian shares a delightful tale of the time one of his co-workers accidentally deleted the company's database, and how they recovered it through binary transaction logs. No better way to learn than a trial by fire.
Juan explains why typing is taking over frontend development. First off, we discovered unit tests, and learned types can take care of it.
Paul dreams of a day when object-oriented PHP runs in the browsers. Sara has had nightmares about similar scenarios.
Splice has lots of interesting products for musicians and technologists and they're hiring.
Brian helped to build the amazing Brooklyn JS, so if you're in the NYC area, be sure to check it out.
Juan helps to run an amazing community of developers in Colombia, as well as the Bogota JS meetup.
Dylan TallChief made a drum machine in Excel and it's something special.
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