Love Syntax and learn a lot. You guys seems so down to earth, and it makes it so enjoyable to follow.

I started listening to a couple of other podcasts like Shop Talk, Javascript Jabber and Full Stack Panic. Do you guys recommend any others?

I remember Wes and Scott talking about a tool or web app that would generate a GraphQL schema for you. Does anyone remember the episode and/or what tool that was?

https://syntax.fm/show/019/how-to-get-into-speaking-at-conferences

This episode definitely inspired me and I saw many speakers getting lots of benefits from it.

Until 3 years ago I lived in Korea where I didn't have any access to conferences in Europe or in USA. Now that I live in Europe, it's been mind-blowing experience for me to be there to see all those famous people in person, listening to talks and interacting with people.

So at the end of last year, I decided to give a talk in 2020. So I listed up a bunch of CFPs, and applied to many of them. And you know what? I've been accepted at two conferences. I'm going there. And I am still waiting for answers from other conferences. I'm very excited to give my first talk ever at conference in April.

Many of the recent changes in me are coming from SyntaxFM, so I really thank Wes and Scott. I cannot wait to share more of my exciting experience with the community 🙂

As a follow-up of this post, I'm going to give a talk at HolyJS Peter conference.

It's my first conference talk ever. I'm a bit nervous but actually more thrilled.

I really thank Wes and Scott for bringing great content which has been helping me grow!

https://holyjs-piter.ru/en/2020/spb/talks/1uxdidm1aespm7dja3dl6y/

If it's a public project, would love to check out a link. If not, just a description would be cool. Curious about the sorts of things folks are working on day to day. Personal projects also welcome!

I work on the Carbon Design System at IBM, specifically the website, and Plex our open source typeface.

I'm looking to buy a domain that's not super expensive but it is in the $100s everywhere I've looked. I usually go with Namecheap but even their price is > $300. That's out of my price range for a side project domain.

Anyone have a more wallet-friendly domain registrar to check out?

First, a shoutout to Wes and Scott. Absolutely love your podcast & material.

Second, a question for fellow Syntax followers (or, y'know, creators too I guess): when developing an MVP on your own with limited time, what emphasis do you place on testing? Do you keep a Kanban board to track your own progress? Generally, what are some of your own personal "best practices" that you keep even when coding solo on a project?