Until it works

summary

Speaker created a website to make it easier for them to complete their to-do list. They are working on the computer on a chilly Sunday morning in Orlando, Florida. They are in a break session. Speaker is in a break session. They will pop in here for 15 minutes. The video may be frozen, because web browsers don't allow autoplay video and audio. There are open closed captions next to the video.

If they click create a highlight video, it takes the recorded video and chops out the timestamps put them together, Put It intro outro and then they can check the highlight video. Speaker explains how Play works. It takes the recorded video and chops out the timestamps put them together, Put It intro outro and shows the highlight video. There's a countdown timer countdown to the next work.

Speaker does not like the new UI for sharing screens on Chrome. They will show all the upcoming ciphers and they can subscribe to get notified when they go live. Speaker explains to a band camp player which is on one side and on the other side there are band camp players.

Speaker explains how to add a task and edit it. They explain how to add a task and edit the text. Speaker explains how to create a task on a website. They explain how to see all the different things they got finished. They will open up Twitter and it will list out all the things. Speaker likes little green check marks. They have completed a project. There is a countdown timer. It starts 15 minutes after the view tutorials.

They discuss what to do when they have no idea what they want to do but want to feel like they got something accomplished.

Speaker has some tutorials there and they have linked them. They have some coding tutorials they have linked. Speaker has links to the Odin project and free code camp. According to the curriculum and from people who have gone through them, they get a good overview of what it takes to do web development. According to the curriculum and from people who have gone through them, web development requires a good overview to get an understanding of what it takes to do it. Speaker explains how to make an educated decision on whether or not to spend more time and or money and pursuing it. They explain how to find out if they like something without spending. Speaker is a JavaScript developer Advocate Advantage. They have some blog posts well to tutorials and more like towards, where they kind of Step they through creating applications and they can get them done pretty quickly. Speaker has some blog posts well to tutorials and more like towards, where they kind of Step they through like creating applications and they can get them done pretty quickly. Speaker's main purpose is to provide a working like final application for tutorials. Speaker has three tutorials on their website. They have three tutorials there. One is for creating an application where they type in their phone number and their real-world phone will ring. Speaker has created two applications. One is for creating an application where they type in their phone number into the application and their real-world phone will ring. The other one allows them to have a conversation back and forth. Speaker is in their application, they get a virtual number. They dial that number from a real world phone, and they can actually answer it in the application and have a conversation. There are several applications where one could call the other through the browser.

Speaker made a playlist where they asked their producer friends to submit music for random projects they make. They asked their producer friends to submit music for random projects they make and created a never-ending playlist of the tracks. Speaker has created a playlist of music they are listening to. It's admitted with band camp players and so it's a backhand player. It is admitted with band camp players that they can purchase the track if they like it. They can also share it. Speaker has added a tweet link here. They want people to support artists.

Speaker gives advice on how to share music on Twitter. They explain how to do sections are organised. Speaker explains how to type tasks and work on them.

Speaker has created a website where they can have a conversation through in the browser. Paco will come back to dock with a new presentation for the show. Paco will come back to the dock with a whole nother presentation for that show until a sign up. Speaker wants people to come up here and talk about something they found interesting on the internet. They explain how the status of a video is achieved. Speaker explains how the view and share buttons work. They are sharing the Jaco Taco video to them. They download the video and attaches it to the tweet. Speaker created a website called Jaco Taco. They explain how hakko works.

Speaker explains how the hakko works. They explain what it looks like when they join the hakko.

When joining hakko, they have their title at the top. They have them can leave button, get open the menu for more options. Speaker explains to the user how to leave and open the menu. They have a check, timer countdown, the wind and next break session. When someone clicks the link, they don't join the room automatically. They request to join the room. Speaker allows them to check their profile to decide whether or not to let them in. They explain how people can check if they can come in or leave the room pending. Speaker wants to know if they or they should approve them or ban them.

As the owner of the Jaco only, they can share their screen. The whole point of Jaco is for they to get some Get with some folks and help them with an issue that they're running into. The way they do that is through the chats. They have a text chat.

Speaker added Ed to the area where the text shows up. They also added Ed where they can enable audio chat. Everyone who has audio chat enabled will be able to hear and speak to each other. All text to speech will be sent into the text chat. Speaker is going to finish up some post radio show stuff. They are sending everyone back to work. Next break topic is music. Speaker sends them off with a new Jabez featuring a Pawnee be.

topics

work session
click create
tweet link
coder creator
break session
web speech recognition api
free code camp
web development
highlight video
click view
band camp players

transcript

Hey, what's going on?

Y'all walking back.

Let me turn this off.

Happy New Year 2023.

Oh made it.

All right and I hope you are ready to hopefully last year was productive for you and this one is even more productive.

Hi, I am Dwayne and I created until it dot Works mostly for me, so that I can get things that I want to get done.

Complete it, right?

And so, I am a type of person.

If I don't make time, I am.

Not going to find the time, and so I created this so that I have to kind of like be here to do live streams and in between those livestreams.

I am miles will work on what I am working on since I am on the computer.

And I am up already, right?

Instead of just sleeping and hanging out on a nice Sunday, chilly morning here in Orlando, Florida.

So until it dot Works, consists of ciphers are three-hour blocks of time, right?

And within each Cipher, there are sessions and there are two types of sessions.

There's a work session and a break session, right now, we're in a break session.

These are like 15 minutes to where you just kind of like the thing you have been working on is kind of just let it go and it's relax for a little bit.

You mean, get your mind off it and kind of just, you know, get up walk around, take a drink, whatever you got to do.

Yeah, I mean its kind of like because you just came out of a work session which are 45 minutes Of just heads down working on that thing you want to work on and try and be as productive as possible, right?

So you will know it's a break session because I pop in here like 15 minutes, after the hour your whole, your whole site changes so you can't really do any more work right?

And so video pop up.

Now if you ever hop into one of these help into a cipher, and we're already in a break session, the video may look like it's frozen and that's because web browsers don't allow.

For autoplay video and audio.

So yeah, that's why I had a little notice there.

So you may need to click play to start the stream now next to that, there's the open closed captions, so if you want, hopefully the web speech recognition API is turning my speech into text accurately and it will show up in that block next to the video.

When you click open closed caption, all right?

Then below that are two buttons that if there's ever Anything during these break session like all, that was kind of interesting.

You can actually clip it out and you do that by clicking, add a clip, it will go back a couple of seconds and cut out like a five-second clip and you get five of those.

And then when you're ready and everything is before I can actually close down the live stream.

If you click create a highlight video, what that does are safe the timestamps and my, in my back end.

Play sets off like a process of where it takes the recorded video and it chops out those timestamps put them together, Put It intro outro and then you can check out the highlight video and I will show you where be able to check that out.

There's a countdown timer countdown to the next work.

Session happens.

And then if you want to join the room chat, ask questions, you can, they're all right.

Cool great.

Now that is the break session work sessions.

Let me Get this ready here?

Share my screen.

I do not like this new UI for sharing screens on Chrome.

Totally messed it all up.

All right.

So, this is similar to what your work session will look like the background may be different, because it's just a randomly selected nature image.

I find those to be calming and focusing, all right, then we have the menu of the top home shop, subscribe.

Subscribe is where it will show all the upcoming ciphers and you can subscribe to get notified when we go live.

Okay, on the other side, we have a band camp player.

It's kind of like a thing I made.

Where if you want, listen to some music, I asked some really talented producer, friends, if they want to submit music for random projects I make, and I created like, like, like a never-ending playlist of the track.

This is admitted with band camp players and so it being a backhand player means that you can purchase the track if you like it.

You can also share it.

And if you want I also added a tweet link here.

So if you want to you know, support artists.

If you like the music you can always share it out on Twitter, okay?

So if you listen to music, got that for you, then we have the to do section.

This is where you type in the task that you want to get done and work on you to add them.

You where it says, add a task, type it in there, either, the Plus or enter to add it to the list, you can click the to edit the text, you can click X to delete it or you can mark the checkbox to Market completed and that will add it to the done section.

Cool, you will be able to click done to see all the different things you got finished.

Click the Twitter icon.

They will open up Twitter and it will list out all the things.

You got completed with like little green check marks kind of nice way to like all got some stuff done, feeling, good to move about my day.

All right?

Then we have a countdown timer, right here again, come down to where the next break session happens.

And those have been 15 minutes after our view tutorials.

So let us say you have no clue what you want to do, but you want to feel like you got something accomplished, right?

So I have some tutorials there and I have linked.

So if you're super brand-new to coding and you're like I want to try this code, in thing out, it's 2023 new year, new me, I want to be a coder cool.

So I have links to the Odin project and free code camp.

And from what, I understand, what I have seen from the curriculum and from what people told me, who have gone through them, they said you get a good overview, like an understanding of what it takes to do, web development.

And then from there, you can make an educated decision on whether or not you will spend more time and or money and pursuing it.

So it's kind of like a cool way to find out if you like it without spending.

Any money, there's a little bit of time.

Then as a JavaScript developer Advocate Advantage, I have some blog posts well to tutorials and more like towards, where they kind of Step you through like creating applications and you can get them done pretty quickly.

You just kind of following through and my One of my main purpose is for tutorials, is that not only do you get a working like final application but you kind of understand what it took to get there and so if you want to add on more to it, you're able to.

So I have three tutorials there.

One is for, you can create an application where you type in your phone number into the application, and your real-world phone will ring.

Once you hit call May be able to have a conversation back and forth.

Then there's the opposite one.

We're in your application, you get a like a virtual number.

You dial that number from a real world phone, and you can actually answer it in the application and have a conversation.

And then there's another one where, in your application to use is like login and one could call the other through the browser.

And you can have a conversation through in the browser.

It's cool.

So we got those up there.

Alright.

So you can check those out.

Paco come back to dock with a whole nother presentation for that show until a sign up.

If you want to come up here and talk about something you found interesting on the internet feel free, that's where show-and-tell sign up or just a form, fill it out, and then we can work that out.

Now, the highlight video that you created, once it's submitted it will say the status is submitted.

Once it's being worked on in the back end right there, when it's ready to be viewed, it's a status done.

And the view button will show up.

You click view, you have the preview, it downloads.

It clicks a link.

Link that says share to Twitter.

Now what I have been doing is since I am sharing it also to Instagram, I download the video because sometimes Twitter doesn't show the preview video.

So to make sure show the preview video.

I just attach it to the tweet.

And yeah, so that do that.

Cool.

Now Jaco Taco stands for help a coder / Creator out.

Right and it's kind of like a so if you were to click view you will be able to see the different tacos.

I have been created.

All right now When you click create will happen, is it would show you this form and you will be able to enter the title of the Jaco like thing.

You're having an issue with or feedback that you want and three keywords to kind of help somebody who's just perusing that previous View screen to kind of understand what it's about, then you can create the hakko.

Once you create the hot cocoa, you get a unique URL, you can copy the URL, you can click the share to Twitter, right?

When you join the hakko, this is what it looks like.

You have your title at the top.

Up here you have you can leave button, get open the menu for more options.

We have a check here, then on the other side we have a countdown, timer countdown, the wind, next break session happens.

We have the, you can copy the URL again, you click the share to Twitter and when someone clicks the link, they just don't join your room automatically.

They actually request to join the room.

And so, you will be able to see who they are under pending From there, you can click the user name and will either open up Twitter or GitHub depending on where they logged in with and you will be able to check out their profile and see if whether or not you won't let them in the room so you can approve or deny.

Let us say you approve them, and they turned out to be a terrible person.

You can always ban them.

All right.

Now you as the owner of the Jaco only, you can share your screen, right?

And, so I believe, because the whole point of the Jaco is for you to get some Get with some folks and help you with an issue that you're running into, right?

And so by sharing your screen everyone can see what it is that you're seeing and hopefully be able to provide you with a more directed help or feedback and help you with what you're looking for.

All right.

So then the way you can do that is through the chats.

And so we have a text chat, right?

And you just enter in your text here, hit.

Send it.

Adds it to the area here where the text shows up, right?

But I also added Ed where you can enable audio chat.

And so for everyone who has audio chat enabled, would be able to hear and speak to each other and don't worry about the folks who don't have it enabled will still be able to follow along because using a speech recognition API, what people are saying, will be turned into text and sent into the text chat.

Now, I also have the opposite, so if you're not paying attention to the text chat or what have you or even the window, you will be able to still follow along because if you enable, All text to speech.

Anything that's put into the chat area will be read out by your computer and yeah, that's pretty much it.

And then again, you can check out the list of all the different tacos, and they created, you can click the, the Creator's name and open up Twitter, or GitHub and kind of see whether or not you want to join a future Jaco from that person.

And yeah, I think that's it.

Awesome, getting done early cool, because I want to get stuff, done.

I still got some stuff for the radio show to finish up some post radio show stuff.

All right, so I am gonna send you all back on your way.

Now next break, unless somebody wants to come up and talk about something they found interesting.

We talk about something.

I found interesting on the internet and then another break topic is we will take a look at an artist's website and listen to music.

Watch videos, may become a fan of some, of our new artists.

All right?

So, With that said and done.

I am going to send you all back to work.

I am just setting up some timer stuff right now.

And I wish you much productivity.

I will see you 15 minutes after the hour when send you off with some traveling music.

This is new Jabez featuring a Pawnee be the track is called, thank you because I want to thank you all again for hanging out happy New Year, once again and I will see you 15:15 after an hour.

All right, much productivity to you.

All right, talk to you later, nujabes, featuring a Pawnee be.

Thank you.

See you later.

Be easy piece.