Starting a React-Powered Comment Form | CSS-Tricks

This is a really great screencast on getting started with React. I think it works well for a few reasons:

• Sarah and Chris aren’t necessarily experts yet in React—that’s good; it means they know from experience what “gotchas” people will encounter.
• They use a practical use-case (a comment form) that’s suited to the technology.
• By doing it all in CodePen, they avoid the disheartening slog of installation and build tools—compare it to this introduction to React.
• They make mistakes. There’s so much to be learned from people sharing “Oh, I thought it would work like that, but it actually works like this.”

There’s a little bit of “here’s one I prepared earlier” but, on the whole, it’s a great step-by-step approach, and one I’ll be returning to if and when I dip my toes into React.

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Using Huffduffer to Listen to Audio - YouTube

This is so cool! A short screencast about Huffduffer.

Experiments in Data Portability - Screencast

Glenn has created a screencast of his superb Skillswap presentation, syncing up the audio with the slides.