We will look into what shortcuts are and how to set them up in your Android project.

We will look into using Sapper with Webpack and build a small notes application and talk about the different features available in the Sapper framework.

We will look into using API-Platform a turn-key solution to create applications upon a docker swarm using swagger, react, symphony and doctrine.

We will look into using Quarkus, a framework for building java endpoints in a reactive manner. Change code, package structure or class names and the server will restart and just work.

We will read an Hacker manifesto writter by The Mentor.

We will look into using Svelte with webpack and code some specific code that will be compiled to javascript native code for faster execution.

We will discuss how to contribute and be a good citizen of a open source community. We talk about guidelines and licenses. We also look into code style and pull requests.

We will reverse engineer some code to figure out how it works and talk about different techniques to understand code.

We talk about building a real compiler used to build a Linux system.

We will read an old USENet post about a real programmer.

We talk about building the compiler we later will use to build the actual compiler used to build a linux system. Compiler inception.

We look into a Travis CI configuration file in order to test Android projects.