Speaker has links to free code, camp dot-org and the Odin project to help people get started with coding.

Speaker is a JavaScript developer. They have three tutorials on how to create an application and how to call someone via the browser. Speaker wants people to sign up. They will walk them through the sign-up process and show them how to upload a video. Speaker has created a room called Jaco Taco to help a coder or creator out. They explain how to access Jaco room.

Speaker has added the ability for the owner of the Jaco to share their screen. They have also added a text chat and an audio chat. Speaker explains how the audio chat works. They are going to start social media and share some traveling music with their friends. They will see them in 15 minutes.

Speaker wants to work on their project this week. It's overcast outside, so they might not be able to. Speaker created a work stream to hold themself accountable to work on projects. They have a break session every 15 minutes. They will pop in with a video and talk about something they found interesting on the internet or an artist's website. Speaker is using the speech recognition API that's built into Chrome browsers to turn their speech into text and if they click that open closed, caption will open up. They show how to create a highlights video and join the chat.

Speaker is working on the newsletter for the radio show. They are going to be taking a trip. Speaker has a new music player on Bandcamp. It has a to do section where they can create a task and add it to the list of to do. Speaker shows all the things that people have completed before they shut everything down on Twitter. Next break session is 15 minutes after the hour they tutorial.

Speaker is going back to work.

• break session work sessions
• speech recognition api
• highlight video
• band camp player
• phone number
• view button
• github

Your dreams or your ticket, welcome back that same old place that you will the new since you hung around but those dreams every vein, and they turn around Welcome back.

All right.

Or maybe it's your first time, who knows?

Either way, glad to hear stretch.

All right, so until it dot works by the side note, like it's like, kind of like overcast outside, and I was kind of just chilling in the van and just kind of like, maybe I won't do these things this week.

Maybe I will just, you know, hang out that thought about it.

No, this is why I created this is so that I work on the stuff.

I want to work on.

Make sure make that time, and don't let nice like chill.

Weather.

Distract me from being able to get things I want to get done so it's for the same reason so that exactly why I created until it that works because like well you know what, I need to come in and do these streams.

So it helps me work on stuff.

Sigh tangent.

So back to the actual point until it.it works is the thing I made to hold myself accountable to work on projects that I have been meaning to work on.

It makes them get stuff done because again I am time person if I don't make time I won't find time.

So there are ciphers.

Each Cipher is like a three-hour block of time and within each Cipher, there are two types of session as a work session and a break session work sessions like Five minutes, just heads down working on what you're working on, trying to get something done, make some progress.

Then there's the break session where it's like 15 minutes starts 15 minutes after the hour.

It's time for you to kind of take a break get up walk around.

Let your mind kind of like Wander from the thing that you just spent like 45 minutes working on and you will know it's a breaks time for a break session because I will pop in here with a video I will talk about something random.

I found interesting on internet or something I am working on, or we will take a look at an artist's website.

Whatever you can stick around and you know, watch or you can get up, get a drink, walk around, do what you got to do, but at least your mind is off of the thing that you're working on, right then.

So, there's the video below that if you ever jump into one of these sessions, like a break session, where the middle of a break session, the video made, like it's frozen.

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

That's right.

You will notice they're saying you may need to click play to start this tree next to that.

I am using the speech recognition API that's built into Chrome browsers, to turn my speech into text and if you click that open closed, caption a space will open up and hopefully my words will accurately be put into their.

Then if there's ever anything during these brake systems that you found interesting, you can create like your own highlight video.

So we're just add a clip.

If you press that, it will go back a couple of seconds and the time stamp each time step is like 5 Seconds long.

Each clip is 5 Seconds long and you get five of those.

If you can click the create a highlights video before I end the whole break session will happen.

Is it will take, it will save those timestamps, it will take the recorded video of the break session, cut out the timestamp, the clips from the timestamps, join them together.

Put intro, put out, row, and then you'd be able to check that out.

I will show you where you can check that out.

Coming up, all right, let me see something here, cool.

Alright.

Then the created highlights video, there's a countdown timer counter when the next work session starts back up.

And if you want to join the chat, there's a button to join the chat and maybe ask questions.

What have you all right?

Cool, so that is that.

Now let us talk about the work session.

Again, these are like, 45 minutes, just heads down, working on what you work on.

Like, I actually got during the last work session when I wasn't kind of like, Like zoning out a little bit.

I got the newsletter for the radio show, I got that scheduled to be sent out tomorrow.

So I put that together.

So a little bit done, not too bad and you guys start the Social Media stuff.

So this is the work session.

This is how it will look your background.

Maybe different.

That's because it's just a randomly selected nature image in the upper right-hand corner.

We have got these subscribe where the menu, but we also got to subscribe.

There where you can subscribe to get notified when we go live.

So it lists all the upcoming ciphers, I am going to be taking a trip.

So in a couple of weeks there won't be one but when I come back but again there's a list of all the upcoming sybers on the other side.

We bandcamp player is like a playlist of some artists that I know that submitted music for random projects that creates with shouts of them.

And so it was like play through a list of tracks, it being a band camp player means that you can actually purchase track.

You can share it and then I added It.

If you want to share it on Twitter, you can do that as well.

You know, help support some dope artists for the center.

We have a to do section where it says add a task, they will type in your to do hit enter or the plus sign and it will add it to the list of to do.

So you can click the text of a task to edit it, you can click X to delete it, the x button or you cannot.

If you want to mark it done, you click the check box, it will send it to done, you can click the word done, I will show you all.

Things, you got completed before I shut everything down.

If you click that Twitter icon, it will open up Twitter and I will list all the things that you have got completed.

So kind of like a nice way of getting stuff showing like, oh kind of wrap it up in a boat, just got stuff done.

Alright, then there's another countdown timer count on the way next break session happens.

And again those are 15 minutes after the hour you tutorials.

So I have some tutorials there.

So let us say you don't have a specific thing that you wanted to get done.

But you want to feel productive, right?

So, I have if you're not familiar with coding but you have been hearing about this thing called coding and you're like, I wonder if that's for me, I have links to free code, camp dot-org and the Odin project.

And for what I have seen, if what people told me that have gone through them, if you finish them, you will get a good understanding of what it takes to do.

Web development and from there, you can make Educated decision on whether or not you want to spend more time and our money in pursuing it.

So now let us say you were already into coding, you're down for it.

Ladies, looking for something kind of cool to work on, you know, I am a JavaScript developer Advocate advantage.

And part of that is, I kind of look over certain tutorials that are within my domain, right?

And so, I have three tutorials there.

One is where you create application from the You can put in your phone number into application, your real-world phone number, and hit call.

It will actually dial your real-world phone and you can have a conversation back and forth.

Then we have one was the opposite where you get a virtual number you, call that virtual number from your real-world phone and application.

You create, you be able to answer it and have a conversation.

Then, the third one is to users like, log into an application, and one can call the other through the browser and have a conversation cool stuff.

So that's their Taco come.

Back to show-and-tell, sign up.

So if you want come up here and talk about something you found interesting on the internet, feel free to do that.

Show until sign up, will walk you through the process and then that video that you sent to get made right under highlight those say status submitted while it's being worked on and was ready to be viewed as a status done and in the view button will show up.

And from there, you will be able to click view.

You can preview the video, you can download the video, you click the share to Twitter, sometimes Twitter doesn't show the preview video.

Video.

So I just been downloading cuz I send it to Instagram anyway.

And so that way I know that the video will show up with the tools.

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

It's a thing I made for if someone ever runs into an issue, or maybe won't get feedback on something, they can create a Jaco, which is a room where you can invite people to join.

So now if you were to click View, Right?

This is what you will be presented with its kind of all the different tacos that have been created.

You can click the Creator's name to check out, either the Twitter or GitHub depending on where they logged in with, and then you can join it if you so choose right now, if you click create, you will be presented with the form.

We fill out the title and three keywords to kind of help somebody find it in the filter list and click create, you get a unique URL with that URL.

You can copy it and then you can also click to share to Twitter.

So once it's out there, you join your hot cocoa and this is what your Jaco room.

Looks like I got a towel, the top over the right-hand cut side, you can leave.

You can open the menu for some more options.

We have a text chat over on the right-hand side.

On the left-hand side, we have a countdown timer counter.

When next break session happens, you can copy the URL again, you can also click the share to Twitter again.

Now, when someone clicks the link they just don't hop into your room.

Right there actually requesting to join your room and you know who's requesting because they will show up under pending and you will be able to click their username to check out their profile either Twitter or GitHub depending on when they logged in with and then from that you can make a decision whether or not you want to approve or deny them.

Don't worry if approved them and it turned out to be a terrible person, you can always ban them.

All right.

Cool.

Oh now you as the owner of the Jaco only you can share your screen.

And the reason for that is that again it's for you to get help with what you're looking at, right?

Whatever is that you're running into or feedback or whatever?

So by showing everybody what it is that you're working on like what you see?

I believe that gives more context for people to be able to help you out, alright?

And now, the way you communicate in the Jaco is we have a text chat like I mentioned.

So in towards the bottom there you type in The message hit send and it shows up in the message list of messages.

Now, I also audit added the ability to enable audio chat.

So if you click enable audio chat, anybody who has their audio chat enabled, will be able to speak and hear each other, right?

We have to speak to and hear each other.

Now, for people who don't have it enabled, don't worry because they will still be able to follow along because the speech that people are saying we turn into text and put into the text chat, all right.

Right now, I have the opposite.

So if you're not looking at the screen and you still want to follow along, well, you can enable text to speech and that will turn all the messages that you're in.

The text chat will be read out aloud by your browser.

All right.

Cool.

So that is that, then again you have to check out the different hot goes ever created, and that's it.

Cool.

Now I want to get back to work.

I need to start these social media.

Post so subscreen.

Share some will get you all back to work and I will send you all off with some traveling music.

And this that I am about to play is by a super dope producer by the name of new Jabez.

The track is featuring a Pawnee be is called.

Thank you.

Because again thanks for hanging out.

I will see you 15 minutes after the hour till then I wish you much productivity.

Tea and thanks for hanging out.

All right.

See you around back to work.

All right y'all be easy.

This is new Jabez feature upon EB.

Thank you.

All right, catch y'all later.

Peace.