Chat with the brilliant Paul Irish
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I happened to be in NYC recently, and took the opportunity to talk with Paul Irish. We chatted about Lighthouse, HTML5 Boilerplate, YayQuery, and how it is an experienced developer like Paul came to specialize in one particular area.
Paul Irish's face is priceless on this b-roll. I can hear him thinking ”do you really want me to simply walk and stare just like you're not there”?
Nah he was good for it. He knew what the b roll needed having seen the one with my brother
@@aerotwist it's brother intuition
Thanks for doing those videos, conference talks, blog post etc, I learned so much during the past 4-5 years from both of you!
Precise and fun as always, you have been such an inspiration for me and for my youtube channel, looking forward to making such entertaining content 😃
Good to see Paul Irish after such a long time, he suddenly disappeared, I thought he picked a different carrier.
I love this channel. Especially the intros. High quality stuff.
Thanks!
I'm dying laughing when you asked him, "Or you are just like it's coffee or water". Paul, I mean Paul Irish, is a natural doing the outtro. Always fun to watch your videos, Paul, yeah, it's you this time. lol. Thanks again for creating great content here. Love it.
Paul Irish: classically handsome, the camera literally loves him
Great chat! Over the years I have learned a lot on web performance and measuring performance from you lads. Thanks! Keep up the good work!
This was so good! Genuinely laugh out loud material, particularly at that revelation about Paul's coffee tastes. :)
You're getting very good at doing these videos. Thanks for working on them for us. Good job!
Loved the topic you chose to focus on, in this interview. I completely relate with the feeling of overwhelm when looking at all those options available for the frontend. To top it, we are also expected to have a decent understanding of backend (which is reasonable) to become a "ninja". I sometimes do feel like there is just so much ground to cover in the frontend that I may never be able to start exploring backend, or systems engineering. I would love to get your advice on how to do that. When is the right time to gather some horizontal understanding of web-development (backend, frontend, systems/devops), while still deepening our understanding of one subject, especially as 'junior web-developers'?
Seriously need a series for this. Who's next in the upcoming episode? A trailer will be great, perhaps.
thank you pauls :P
great video, as always. please keep it up :D
Great interview and... you're getting too pro with the camera.
I was thinking the same, I was wondering if you did the editing yourself, I guess you do? Would love to see a video, or blog post regarding your setup, hardware, software etc…
I do, yep :)
Paul Lewis nice, impressive! Any chance of a post / vid on your setup? Or maybe it already exists but I missed it?
Great vid, Paul!
Any more interviews coming up? Jake? Surma?
Nothing planned
Paul² !!! Brilliant!
The coolest and the funniest in the dev world
Two great lads
💖
Cheers!
Great interview! I was wondering what is the ending song from 10:05?
All my music is from Epidemic Sound. This one is Dollar Needles: player.epidemicsound.com/search/?search_query=dollar%20needles
awesome, now do one with Jake. make him do the b-roll too :)
Jake b roll would be amazing, too
0:00 - 0:17
Paul McKinnon 😍
I wish
This could have been thrice as long and it'd still feel like too little!
Coffee?
Coffee?
@@aerotwist Cofeve?
Tea?
Coffee? Tea? Or Lewis?