The Weekly Squeak - The Jamstack Book with Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi

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I speak with Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi about the book they are working on for Manning publications covering everything Jamstack.I also cover Vivaldi, ...

I speak with Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi about the book they are working on for Manning publications covering everything Jamstack.  I also cover Vivaldi, dependency hell, crazy laptops, and more. Want a 40% discount on all books in the Manning catalogue, use podchinc19 or http://mng.bz/8NQW Want a free book? Leave a review wherever you listen to the show!

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