In this episode, Grant and Austin talk about the idea of ambidextrous development, or the ability to translate between various frameworks, libraries, and languages. Well covered "stack blinders", copying code from StackOverflow, and freeing yourself from a framework limited view of development.
Background: Grant suggested this topic after seeing this tweet.
“I'm working on some ecommerce components that would play nicely with use-shopping-cart right now. Anyone have a good resource on making ACCESSIBLE side panels to slide from the right? They can't be keyboard selected when off-screen”
<a href="https://twitter.com/Dayhaysoos/status/1307843621404790784">https://twitter.com/Dayhaysoos/status/1307843621404790784</a>
Links:
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 <li><a href="https://reach.tech/">https://reach.tech/ 
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Shoutouts:
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 <li>Grant: Riding bikes. 
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 <li>Austin: <a href="https://www.npr.org/programs/">NPR podcasts 
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11: The State of the Web

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