Welcome to the second episode of Rawkes Talks, a semi-regular video series in which I come on camera and waffle on about the random stuff that I get up to. Fortunately it's not all waffle, as I do spend some of the time answering questions about Web technologies that have been sent in. It's fun for all the family!
I hope you enjoy this episode, but let me know what you think in the comments anyway. I'd love to know if you feel it should be shorter/longer, or whether you'd like me to talk about something in particular. Also, remember to send your questions to me via Twitter (@robhawkes), email (rob[at]rawkes.com), or directly in the comments below.
I can't promise that I'll answer everything, but I'll try my best!
Show notes
- Creative JavaScript training from Seb Lee-Delisle
- Creative Coding Podcast
- Twitter sentiment analysis slides from my talk at Mozilla
- HTML5 San Francisco
- Measuring the Christmas Spirit
- Affective Norms for English Words
- EmoTe sentiment API
- My sentiment analysis bookmarks
- Benchmarking JavaScript with jsPerf
Questions from
- Craig Coles (@craigrcoles)
- Jack Le Riche (@jackleriche)
- Henry Brown (@Henryz14)
- Scott Pierce (@ScottPierce09)
Transmissions Received
noamso
Hi Rob.
I have a question:
If you could use technology to enable a mass change in behaviour, what would you like that behaviour change to be, and why?
Cheers,
Noam
Steve Lacey
Hey,
Question:
Can you recommend any resources for learning about good structuring of JavaScript code? Be that in gaming environments or web design.
I find that whilst I’m fairly proficient at getting stuff working; I end up with a long file implementing all kinds of random JS interactions with little organisation.
Thanks,
Steve