Speaker created a thing to make it an obligation for themself to work on things they have been meaning to do for a long time. They explain the structure of a cipher. Speaker is using speech recognition API built into Chrome browsers. It turns Speaker's speech into text and creates a highlight video. Speaker will show them where to find it. There is a countdown timer countdown when the work session is going to happen and there's also a button if they want to join. Speaker wants to recreate the background image that is randomly selected when they go to a work session, because it's going to be stopped in 5 days. They have some friends who make good instrumental music. They asked them to submit it through their bandcamp pages. Speaker has created an audio player where they can listen to music, buy it, share it or tweet it. They explain how the task works.

Speaker is a JavaScript developer Advocate at Vantage. They have links to three web development tutorials.

Speaker is looking for feedback on three web applications. Jaco will come back to show until sign up. Speaker explains how the application works. They have created a tool called Jaco Taco to help coder / creator out. Speaker explains how to create a Jaco. They explain how to share a link approve or deny someone joining their room. Speaker wants everyone to be able to share their screen on Jaco. They have added the ability to enable audio chat. They have also added text to speech. Speaker wants to work on a side project during the week. They are going to send everyone off with some traveling music by Anthony Cruz.

Speaker will see Anthony Cruz 50 minutes after the hour.

• autoplay video
• session work
• phone number
• hit call
• virtual number
• preview video
• text chat
• terrible person

Welcome back your dreams were your ticket.

I welcome back that same old place that you since you hung up but those dreams have remained, and they turn around.

You will stretch turn that off.

Okay, that closing curse you go all right stretch okay not too bad.

Alright so until it that works is the thing I created to where I can work on things that I have been mean to work on because I am the type of person.

If I don't make time, I won't find time.

And so by making it obligation for myself to be here, too.

Do these like livestreams.

I am like well my computer module work on the stuff, I have been meaning to work on.

And so until it died Works, came out of that, it consists of ciphers.

And a cipher is a three-hour block of time within each Cipher.

There are sessions is a work session.

In a break session, work sessions are just like 45 minutes, heads down working on what you work on.

Break sessions are happened, fifteen minutes of the hour, and they're 15 minutes long.

And it's kind of opportunity to get It up stretch, walk around drink some water, or watch me talk about random things.

I found interesting on internet or you can come up here and talk about something you found interesting on the internet, you will know it's a break session because I will pop up here on the video.

And if you ever come to the site and where the middle of a break session, the video may look like it's frozen.

That's because browsers don't allow for autoplay video with audio.

And so that's why I do notice there.

So you may need to click play to start with string.

I am using speech, recognition API is built into Chrome browsers so it's turning hopefully turning my speech into text and if you click that open closed caption, they should pop up in a box that opens up.

If there's ever anything interesting.

During this break sessions, you're like, oh that's pretty cool.

You can add clips and if there's a button to add a clip, click that, it will go back a couple of Ins and Mark a timestamp and you get five of those and then, as long as you click that create a highlight video.

Before, I end the break session, it will save those timestamps, take the recording of the break session, cut out the clips drum together, put an intro, put it out row and you will be able to check that out and I will show you where you can find that.

Then there's a countdown timer countdown when the work session is going to happen to keep an eye on that and there's also a button if you want to join.

In the chat or ask questions.

All right.

So that's that is the brick session work session looks like this.

Now I it's amazing time.

Time sneaks up on you, right?

And so, I saw that the background image that is randomly selected when you go to a work session, when we go to work session, that service is going to be stopped in like five days.

And I have been meaning to recreate like my own serve my own images.

My own photos, but I just haven't.

So, that might that's going to get my to do list of things to do.

So, all right, let us see now.

Yes.

So this is where the work session looks like upper right-hand corner.

We have the menu, so home shop, subscribe log in.

Log out to put a long, you know, logged out, subscribe has all the upcoming ciphers and you can subscribe to get notified when we go live on the other side, we have an audio player.

And so, I have some friends who make like really good instrumental music.

So I asked some of them to submit music through their bandcamp pages.

So, I was able to take a band camp player may become like a playlist and so that Way, you can listen to music if you would like when you're working on what you're working on, this is band camp later, you can buy it, you can buy the track, you can share it and I added you can tweet out the track.

You know if you want support like really good independent artist, you can also tweet out the track then toward the center, we have the to do section.

Where's it's a task?

You type in the task gonna work on hit enter or the plus button, and we will add it to the list.

You can click the text of the task to edit it.

You can click X the x button to delete it or you can actually check mark the checkbox, and they will send it to the done section.

So you can click done and see all the different tasks that were completed.

If you click that Twitter icon before I shut everything down.

Open up Twitter and will pre-populate A tweet with all the things you got completed.

Alright then there's right column?

Right there.

We have a countdown timer counter when the next break session happens.

Again, that's 15 minutes after the hour, you tutorials, I have links to the free code, camp, dot-org and Odin project.

From what I have seen from the curriculum and like, from what people have told me, they have gone through it.

If you're like brand-new to like web development.

If you go through those you get a pretty good idea of what it takes to be able to do it.

And then from there, I think you will be able to you will have like an educated like background.

Like you will be able to make an educated Choice whether or not you want to spend more time and more money in pursuing web development.

So those are there if you already are entered the web development and you kind of want to do like a quick project, you know like a quick win just something to kind of learn and follow through something and maybe generate ideas for new project.

Well I have links to three tutorials, and I am a JavaScript developer Advocate at Vantage and part of that my Abilities are to like Overlook some tutorials.

Right?

And, so I have three of them there and I think they're pretty cool.

And, so I am always looking for like feedback on them if you were to What's cool with them?

That like for example one of them is that you follow through the tutorial and you build an application where you can put your phone number into the web application.

Hit call, it will actually ring your real-world phone, you have a conversation back and forth.

The other one is being able to kind of do the opposite where you get a virtual number.

You can call that virtual number from your real-world, phone and have a conversation and answer it in the browser and that you build following this tutorial and have a conversation.

Ation back and forth.

And then the third one is you're able to like to users, like log into the application and one can call the other through the browser and I think that's pretty cool.

So those are there.

All right, Jaco will come back to show until sign up.

Like I said, if you want to come up here and talk about something you found interesting the show and tell Santa, but walk you through the process and then that video that you highlight video, you sent to get made under highlight those say, status submitted, when it's being worked on and was ready to be, With a status done, and be able to click the view button that will show up and you have the preview it.

You can click to share it to Twitter.

You can also download it now, I download it and attach it to the Tweet because sometimes Twitter doesn't show the preview video on the link for whatever reason.

But yeah, so I post to Instagram as well, so I just I download them anyway.

So there is that.

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

And it's the type of thing where if you were to click view, you will see all the different hot coals that are created and the hot goes.

The point of them are for.

If you get stuck with something, you're able to create a room and invite people into the room and so that hopefully you get the help or the feedback on the thing that you're working on.

All right?

So like I said, if you click the view, you will be able to see all the hot girls are created.

You can click the Creator's name and open up either Twitter and GitHub and to look at their profile and see if you want to join.

And there's a filter so you can filter by different keywords and yeah.

All right, if you were to create a Jaco, you're presented with this form where you enter the title and three keywords, you click create and your given a unique URL, you can copy the URL or you can click the share to Twitter when you join your hot cocoa.

It looks like this.

There's a title at the top.

There's you can leave on the right.

Hand side.

We have the open menu.

We also got on the upload in the text chat there as well, on the other side, we have a countdown timer account doing next.

Break session happens.

You can copy the URL again, you can click the share to Twitter and then also have a.

Yeah, you could share to Twitter.

Now, you as the owner of the hawk.

Oh well, okay, so like I said, you can click share Twitter and so, I click sterlink, they just don't jump into your room automatically.

They're actually requesting to join your room.

And so, when they click the link, you will see who's requesting because they will show up under pending, you can click the user name to open up, either Twitter or GitHub, depending, when they logged in with you be able to check out their profile and determine whether or not you want to let the person into your room so you can approve or deny them if you approve them and it turned out to be a terrible person, you can always ban them and kick them out of the room.

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

And the whole point for that is because the whole point of the Jaco is for you to be able to get help with what it is that you're working on.

Right?

And I think, I feel like by you, be able to share your screen, you will be able to give everyone else like the context of what you're seeing.

So they will be able to give you like the help or the feedback that you're looking for just help out everybody else.

So now the way you communicate is through a text chat And so you enter in your text and you hit send there at the bottom and add it to the messages list.

Now, I also added the ability to enable audio chat so anybody has an audio chat enabled.

We able to speak to and hear each other for the folks don't have it.

The audio chat enabled.

No problem because what will happen is that the text will be turned into speech, the speech will be turning the text and put into the text chat.

Now, I also have the Opposite.

So if you're not looking at the text chat and so want to follow along, I added this text to speech.

So a message is added to.

The text chat will be read out by your browser.

Cool.

I think that's pretty much it.

And then also you can check out all the different Hawkins have been created.

All right, cool think that's everything.

I am going to get you all back to work.

Now, let us see here.

So let me clothes, stop the screen share.

Cool.

So hopefully this is helpful and but yeah, I am doing.

All right.

I am working on some stuff.

The thing I want to kind of get done or at least a good start on.

So I will have to worry about it during the week.

So we're going to be working on that, put in some work on that a little bit and then work on a side project.

So hopefully, you're also Productive.

You know I am saying, I am going to send you all off with some traveling music.

This is a track by Anthony Cruz.

My bad toy, I clicked the wrong button.

All right, so this is the track by Anthony Cruz AKA butter.

The track is called.

Thank you and share my screen here and yeah, there we go.

All right, thanks for tuning in.

I will see you 50 minutes after the hour till then I wish you much productivity and this is Anthony Cruz.

AKA a butter.

Thank you.

All right, see y'all.