Speaker explains how the website works. Speaker has created a website to support local artists. Speaker is teaching web development. They have two resources: free code camp and the odin project.

Speaker explains how the recording of the video takes place. It takes your time stamps, cuts it out of the recorded video and sends it to you, so you can review it, download it, tweet it. Then there's a countdown timer that counts down to the next work session.

Speaker is talking about the until it dot works. Speaker explains the structure of the ciphers. Speaker explains how to create a highlight video on chrome browser.

Speaker created a room where only they can share their screen and have a text and an audio chat. The speech will be turned into text and then posted into the text chat. If you enable text to speech, it will read out all the messages that come through in the chat. Speaker wants everyone to sign up for show-and-tell again. Speaker wants to get back to work. .

Speaker is not getting as much work done as they would like, but tomorrow is a holiday. Speaker will probably stay up later to get stuff done.

Speaker is a javascript developer advocate at vonage. They have three tutorials: one where you create an application, one where the user logs into another page and one where they have an audio chat between the two pages. Speaker wants feedback on the hakko and show-and-tell sign up.

Speaker has learned some new things about the presentation management system. Speaker has changed the way that people can join their room.

• accession browsers
• speech recognition api
• dope music
• javascript developer advocate
• phone number
• audio chat
• text chat

Place the cheese.

Well the know about changed since you hung around, but those dreams everything, and they turned around each other.

Hey, what's going on?

Welcome back.

This is the second cipher of the day and oh, it's time's going by.

So quickly, not getting as much as I want to get done.

But hey, then again tomorrow is a holiday.

So I will be hanging out.

I will probably stay up later or whatever to get stuff done.

So I don't have to do it tomorrow and so yeah, we will see how that goes.

Random coins.

All right.

So how's everyone doing?

Welcome to until it dot works.

So I mentioned ciphers.

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

And within each Cipher, there're two types of sessions there.

The work session and the break session.

This is a break session.

These are 15-minute like breaks from doing like 45 minutes of focused work where you get to get up walk.

Go around stretch, listen to me, ramble about things.

I find interesting on the Internet or you can come up here and ramble about things you find interesting on the internet and it will talk about how to do that.

But yeah, so 15 minutes, this is what it looks like.

You will see the video with my face on it.

Speaking to you right now and you will see like a little notice below that saying that you may need to click play to start the stream because if you ever happen to arrive at until it died Works while we're in the Accession browsers.

Don't allow for autoplay video with audio.

So it may look Frozen and you just click play and it will catch you up.

All right?

Next to that is the open closed caption button and that is where the words that I am saying right now are being turned to text through the speech recognition API, that's built into the Chrome browser.

And so if you click that, you will see.

Hopefully my words being transcribed into text accurately below that.

Well yeah, we have got the attic whip.

Create a highlight video.

So if there's anything in my ramblings that you found like, oh that's cool.

You can add a clip, you get five of those clips there, five seconds of peace.

And then when you're done and before I hit the end broadcast, you hit, you would click create a highlight video.

And then when I do hit and broadcast, what happens is?

It takes recording of the video your time.

Your time.

The were just totally escaped me the your time stamps.

It's going to be a day.

Takes your time stamps cuts it out of the recorded video drums in together and send it to you, so you can review it, download it, tweet it.

All right, so we will talk about how that works.

Let us see here, okay?

Yes, then there's a countdown timer that counts down to in the next work session begins.

Then you can join the room if you want to chat or ask questions.

All right, cool.

That is the break session.

It's been a long day.

I have been staring at a computer screen for way too long.

All right, let us see here.

Alright, so now that was the brick session.

Let me show you what the work session looks like, share my screen here.

Don't think I will need audio but just in case I will share it anyway.

All right, so this is what it looks like.

The background may be different, because I just randomly choose a scene of nature scene, I feel that's kind of calming, all right?

Then, at the top, we have top, right?

We have the menu, you know, the home shop, subscribe.

Subscribe is where you will find all the upcoming ciphers and you can subscribe to them and get notified when we go live and then, depending on your log, there are logged out that will show that respectively.

Now, on the other side, towards the left, upper left-hand corner.

We have the band camp player which is populated with tracks from different artists that I know who submitted music for random projects like this.

And so, if you want to hear some really Dope music while you're listening and working on what you're working on, you just click play on that and it will just go through joints, but you can also buy them if there's a song that you like, oh that's pretty cool.

They can buy it.

You can also share it and then I added this thing to where you can tweet it out.

Alright.

Support dope, local artists.

Yeah, yeah, I am saying or just dope independent artist.

Alright?

Then toward the center, we have where the list of tasks happen towards the bottom.

You see a task, that's what you put, your task hit.

Enter or the plus sign the, add it to the section in the center and then you're able to click double go back.

You be able to double-click, come on, go back.

Nope.

Nope, it's not going back.

Hold on.

All right, there we go.

Isaiah clicked it.

So you can double-click it edits it.

You can click the X to delete it and then if you want to mark it as done, check the checkbox.

All right.

You want to see all the things you completed, you can click done, it will show you a list now, when you're finished, and we're wrapping up, you can click the Twitter icon and then I will open up Twitter with a tweet pre-populated, with all the things you completed.

And you know, kind of like the sign.

I am like, oh I got some stuff done today.

Feel good going into the week.

All right.

Then we have another countdown timer, we're counting down to the next break session happens.

And again, that happens, 15 minutes after the hour, then we have these tutorials.

So let us say, you just want to get something done you, you have heard web development is a pretty cool thing.

So, I have two resources from what I understand of what I have seen and what people have told me that are like pretty good.

And so there's free code camp and the Odin project.

And with by doing those, I believe you'd be able to make an educated guess for yourself whether or not you want to spend more time and or money learning web development and maybe turn it into career.

Just have the options there if you want.

Then let us say you already into web development and but you're looking for something cool to do.

So I am a JavaScript developer Advocate at Vonage and part of that is like kind of like Taking care of the tutorials.

Right?

And, so I have three tutorials there where one you created application.

You put in your phone number you hit call, and we will actually ring your phone number your phone attached to that phone number and you have a conversation.

Cool stuff.

Then also have the opposite when you rent a virtual number, you can call the number from your real-world phone and the application that you create in tutorial will ring, it will say that incoming call is happening and you have to pick it up.

Up and then you can have a conversation between the browser and the phone.

Cool.

And then there's another one, where it's a, you create an application, there're two pages, one, user logs into another one, and the another users log into another one, one, you call the other one and then you have a message between you have an audio chat between the two browsers.

Some amazing stuff.

I think it's pretty cool.

So if you want it, if you like that, this therefore you give me any feedback on it if you have any Use.

All right.

So then we have the hakko which is help a coder /.

Creator out.

We will talk about that soon.

And then the show-and-tell sign up.

If there's anything that you found interesting on the internet, you want to tell somebody about it.

Tell me you can come up here?

It's like, five, ten minutes lightning talk about.

What are we found?

Interesting or what you're working on?

All right and then that video that you created with the Highlight Clips first it will show up in that highlight box section and the status will initially say submitted And then was being worked on.

And then when it's done ready to be previewed those say status done and show you a view button, where you can go check it out, download it, put it on Twitter, the link that shows up on Twitter is like, what you call is tied to you.

So it's like your own unique one.

And so it will in some things show the preview on Twitter your video.

Now, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't it's like a Twitter thing with screen size and Isis.

I don't know but I have just been attaching the video to the Tweet as I sent it because I said I put it on Twitter on Instagram as well.

I post a video there, so I already have it, might as well.

All right, cool.

So now how Co let us say you want to view the hot coals?

You can kind of check it out there, it will show you all the hot coals have been created, you will have a filter so you'd be able to buy keywords.

See there's anything like and then let us say you want to create one.

Well, when you click create You enter a title and three keywords, that will help somebody get a gist of what you're trying to work on, right?

Cool.

Then hit create without, do it again with the thing.

What is happening?

I didn't know you can like, two finger scrolls on presentations.

I learned something new today, all right?

So you get a link when you create a hot, goes your own unique URL, you can copy it, and send it to Twitter.

And then when you join your Jaco, it Like this, right?

And so we have the open menu, you can check out what's in the menu.

We have the leave, there's a text chat.

Here's the at the top is the title.

We have the screen share section.

We have the countdown timer countdown to when the next brick session happens.

We have the URL that you can copy it again and then you can also share to Twitter.

Now, when someone clicks your link and goes to your url, they just don't hop into your room, right?

They actually request to join your room and So, they will show up under pending then you can click their username to see.

They're either their Twitter or GitHub depending on where they logged in with, and you can make a decision where the night one.

Let that person in your room you will say you do approve them.

They turn out to be a terrible, terrible person.

You can ban them all right?

Now, like I said, this is your room.

So only you be able to share your screen, right?

Because My hope is that by you share your screen that all the other people who are in the room, can get a better understanding of what it is that you're working on and where you need help and or feedback, right?

So that's why you're able to share your screen, only you, then there's also the text chat.

So like I said, it starts off as a text chat so you can text everything chat through text, say what you want to say but I also added an enabler Audio chat.

And so anybody who has their chat audio chat enabled, will be able to speak and hear each other for people who don't have it enabled and still want to follow along.

Will happen, is your speech will be turned into text and then posted into the text chat so people can still follow along with happening.

Oh, that I have the opposite.

Where, let us say you're looking at one screen but you kind of want to keep abreast of what's happening in the text chat.

At, or in the chat itself.

If you enable text to speech, it will read out all the messages that come through in the text chat.

All right.

Cool.

And then again, if you want to go, you can check out the other ones.

You can actually click the user names of the creator of the room and check out their profile to see whether or not you want to join that room as well.

So Cool.

That is it.

Let me stop sharing my screen and get your back to work.

Yeah, then a lot of stuff.

So again if you want to come up, sign up for show-and-tell again just like five, ten minutes to talk about whatever you like.

And then otherwise, I will talk about what thing I thought was cool.

And we will also maybe look at an artist's website.

And listen, some music would have you, maybe you will find your next favourite artist All right, so that's going to be it for me.

Get you all back to work.

As I got stuff to do.

I am almost done.

And yeah.

All right.

So this track is from Anthony Cruz, AKA butter.

The track is called.

Thank you.

I want to thank you all again for hanging out and yeah, so 15 minutes after the hour, I wish you much productivity, good luck.

And yeah, hit me up on Twitter or anything, if you need anything.

All right, again, thanks for hanging out, Anthony Cruz, AKA butter try as well.

Thank you talk there.

I want to say thank you.