Work From Home Survival Resources

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I had the pleasure of speaking virtually with Bayo Fodeke at Hygge Cowork on Work From Home Survival. I would like to share the document (see link below) we created for this talk with you! Lots of great WFH and remote work resources are included. Bayo and I work at Mediacurrent, a remote-first company since 2007.

If you have additional resources or questions, please Tweet me at @shrop.

Work From Home Survival Resources

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Decoupled Drupal with Flutter at Florida Drupalcamp

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It was a pleasure to present "Decoupled Drupal with Flutter" at Florida Drupalcamp 2020. I want to thank the organizers, volunteers, attendees, presenters, and sponsors for making this camp so successful. I have wanted to attend this camp for a number of years and so happy to make it finally!

Flutter is a Google-developed open source UI toolkit for building amazing, natively compiled applications for mobile, web, and desktop from one codebase. Flutter is user and developer-focused around four vision pillars: beautiful, fast, productive, and open. While it is best known for helping launch mobile native apps, such as the official Hamilton app, it is now being used for building native desktop and web applications.

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Git Ignore Firebase API details in Flutter apps

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If you use Firebase with Flutter apps (Android and iOS), you should consider ignoring two files to prevent unauthorized access and information disclosure when committing code to a git repository.

The files are:

GoogleService-Info.plist - iOS
google-services.json - Android

Here is an example of how I ignored these in a Github repo: https://github.com/shrop/contenta_flutter/pull/11/files

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Mentorship Programs at Hygge Zero Day

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It was a real honor to have the opportunity to speak at Hygge Coworking Zero Day today. Zero Day is a chance for the Hygge fam to take a break and learn a bit about the experiences and passions of others in the community. I really enjoy these days a lot, and not just because they occur on Fridays!

If you know me, you know I have a real heart for mentorship. Given that, it made sense for me to talk about the mentorship programs we facilitate at Mediacurrent. My hope is always that more people will think about mentorship in their own organizations and lives. Below you will find my slides and a mentorship podcast series I recorded on the goServeOthers Podcast.

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