Supper Club
Kilian Valkhof discusses Polypane, the developer tool browser he created to speed up development and make accessibility testing easy. He covers Polypane's multi-pane view, custom dev tools focused on the multi-pane experience, extensive accessibility testing features, and more.
Tasty
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski review their 2022 web development predictions from last year's episode to see what they got right and wrong.
Hasty
Scott and Wes discuss building desktop applications using JavaScript and frameworks like Electron and Tori.
Supper Club
Kenneth Lyerly shares his journey switching careers into web development, leading teams in ecommerce and marketing, and now working two full-time remote jobs.
Tasty
Potluck Q&A show covering website improvements, managing notifications, JavaScript testing, routers, freelancing tips, smart home automation and more.
Hasty
Discussion on using databases with serverless architectures and the unique challenges around connection pooling, edge locations, and scaling.
Supper Club
Johnny Burger explains how he created Remotion, a tool for programmatically generating videos with React and common web technologies. He talks about the motivation, technical implementation, and use cases.
Tasty
Scott and Wes discuss the JavaScript chapter of the Web Almanac, covering topics like framework usage, script loading, and JS payloads. Wes also shares about recovering from a nasty flu.
Hasty
Scott and Wes discuss different rendering methods for web applications based on the State of JS survey results. They provide overviews and examples of SPA, MPA, SSG, SSR, partial and progressive hydration, island architecture, progressive enhancement, ISG, streaming SSR, resumability, and edge rendering.
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Vu Le shares insights into building internal CMS and tools at Disney to manage massive amounts of content and enable complex workflows for Disney Plus, ABC News, National Geographic and more.
Tasty
Scott and Wes discuss their code style preferences, focusing on readability over being fancy. They also chat about prepping for a site launch.
Hasty
Scott and Wes discuss GitHub's latest announcements and upcoming products revealed on the GitHub Next website, including GitHub Copilot integrations, voice coding, collaborative workflows, and more.
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Jared Sumner discusses creating the Bun JavaScript runtime, focusing on performance, integrating tools, and potential use cases compared to Node and in embedded systems.
Tasty
Wes and Scott answer listener questions about using Twitter, the difference between CRUD operations and real-time protocols like WebSockets, and share updates on projects they are working on.
Hasty
Wes and Scott discuss limitations of serverless functions and how to work around them.
Supper Club
Scott and Wes have a casual conversation touching on various topics like reality TV shows, holidays, home renovation shows and more.
Tasty
Discussion on different techniques for making websites responsive across devices like mobile, tablets, and desktop screens.
Hasty
Scott and Wes discuss the new React Use hook proposal for handling promises and asynchronous data fetching in React components. They cover the basics, comparisons to React Query, concerns around complexity and fragmentation in React.
Supper Club
Ryan Dahl discusses the origins and goals of Deno, his new JavaScript/TypeScript runtime, and why he believes JavaScript will remain the language of the web.
Tasty
Scott and Wes continue their analysis of CSS usage trends from the HTTP archive almanac, discussing topics like box model, columns, animations, blend modes, and responsive design.