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Episode 110: Once Upon a Storybook with Michael Shilman

Episode Summary

Announcement - we're changing the name! And Michael Shilman is on to talk about what Storybook is, why you should consider using Storybook, whether you can use Storybook in a CI process, how Storybook handles client change requests, and how do different technologies work with Storybook?

Episode Notes

John Papa @John_Papa

Ward Bell @WardBell

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

Michael Shilman @MShilman

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Resources:

• Storybook on Twitter
• Storybook web site
• How to test you design your system
• What is storybook and how can I use it to create a component library in react?
• How to build JS components with Storybook
• Fluid Framework Playground (demos using Storybook)
• Figma
• Storybook - When, Why, and How
• Multiple technologies can be “combined” into a single Storybook
• Set up a ci/cd pipeline for storybook using GitLab
• Deploy Storybook to an Azure storage static website with Azure DevOps Pipelines
• Storybook - getting started on Pluralsight
• Storybook docs
• Storybook and MDX
• Visual testing with Storybook using Chromatic
• The Musketeers tv show on BBC

Timejumps

• 01:26:00 What's in a name?
• 04:35:03 Guest introduction
• 06:17:13 What is Storybook?
• 12:15:01 Sponsor: Raygun
• 12:52:06 Why use Storybook?
• 21:04:11 Adding MDX
• 27:03:17 Can I use Storybook in my CI process?
• 32:42:04 Sponsor: Ag Grid
• 33:50:12 How does Storybook handle client change requests?
• 40:55:02 How do different technologies work with Storybook?
• 42:54:12 How do I get started with Storybook?
• 44:31:11 Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions.