
A collaborative project between Bart Busschots and Allison Sheridan to sneak up on real programming in small easy steps, using the allure of the web as the carrot to entice people forward.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

This week, Bart and I recorded the second half of Programming By Stealth installment 184. The first half covered the SASS basics, and in this half, we get to learn through a worked example how to write in SASS, which compiles to regular old CSS. He c... more
In our most recent installment, Bart taught us how to use CSS "variables" (custom properties) to customize Bootstrap to make your pages not look like every other Bootstrap page on the Internet. He explained at the end that you can take all of this qu... more
In our previous installment, Bart taught us how to use CSS "Variables" to style our web pages and web apps. In this installment, he takes it up a notch by showing us how to start with a Bootstrap-enabled page, and still customize the colors, fonts, a... more
In this very fun installment of Programming By Stealth, Bart teaches us how to use CSS “variables”, which aren’t actually variables (they’re custom properties). These non-variables allow you to take advantage of Bootstrap to style web pages, but make... more
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Great podcast
Speaking as a developer, regardless of your current/prior experience with programming, this series is a great listen and everyone can pick up a new trick or three.
Bart does a fantastic job of preparing the lessons (with meticulous show notes) and Allison is the perfect student…..you know the one……at the front of the class always with her hand up ;)
So I did 5 stars. But seriously, Allison and Bart are amazing!
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This show centers on practical programming and web development, guided by two veteran hosts who teach through hands-on, real-world workflows. Episodes frequently explore CSS, Bootstrap, Jekyll, Docker, and related development tools, blending step-by-step explanations with approachable examples and tangible takeaways for building and maintaining web projects. A consistent pattern is teaching by doing—from configuring development environments to theming static sites and optimizing workflows—often with friendly banter and clear, cue-by-cue demonstrations. A notable strength is the duo's ability to translate complex concepts into actionable practices, making it especially useful for freelancers, developers, and teams looking to improve practica... more
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2. Helma van der Linden
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