Frontend NE - Panel

The questions from our special, panel event. We talked about Front end tooling, to running a business, to working remotely.

Transcript

1. The Panel
2. “ What advice would you give to someone who wants to start their own business? Jonny Hamilton
3. “ Sourcing the correct clients, finding the right fit for your business and ethos Stephen Dudley
4. “ Should we be looking to go niche with the constant diverging of platforms? Rob McDonald
5. “ What are your opinions on CSS frameworks? Do they aid the development process or just get in the way? Nathan Dunn
6. “ What are the differences between Gulp and Grunt, or which do you use/prefer and why? Jamie Hurst
7. “ The front end is often criticised for the amount different tools available that do the same job. What things do you consider when choosing tools? Do you have any strong opinions on any in particular? Andrew Humphries
8. “ Where do you see the future of front end, with the rising popularity of VR headsets? Is there a possibility for the 2D web as we know it, to move into the 3D realm? What might that look like? Kerri Sharp
9. The Panel
10. “ How do you rate remote team performance? Is it possible to compare two programmers? Phil Jeffes
11. “ There has been a fair amount of discussion lately about whether web design is becoming boring. Do you agree? Do you feel there's anything we can do as designers to counter this? Ollie Barker
12. “ When you want to try out a technology in a commercial project; do you have a system to manage the risk you're potentially introducing? Kaspars Žarinovs
13. “ Do you incorporate any special activities into your daily schedule to aid creativity? John Robinson
14. “ What applications and pieces of software do you use to collaborate effectively whilst working remotely? Will Forsyth
15. “ Can I get a raise? Sam Beckham