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Syntax Highlight
Scott and Wes review listener submitted portfolio sites, talking through design, code quality, accessibility, and more. They also discuss trying too hard to use the latest tech trends.
#Design#Development#Portfolio
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Teamwork Makes The Dream Work
Tips for working effectively in teams, handling conflict, listening, and celebrating wins together.
#Teamwork#Communication
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Monorepos! Workspaces, pnpm, turborepo + more!
Wes and Scott discuss monorepos - managing multiple packages and projects within a single Git repository. They cover benefits like sharing code, tools like Turborepo, NX, Lerna and more.
#monorepo#javascript#webdev
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Updating Project Dependencies
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski discuss strategies and best practices for updating dependencies and managing breaking changes in a Node.js project.
#javascript#nodejs#dependencies
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New Year, New You. What to Focus on in 2022.
Scott and Wes give coding, soft skills, and random skill focuses for beginner, intermediate, and advanced developers for 2022.
#skills#learning#productivity
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CSS + JS Hacks We’re Fine With
Wes and Scott discuss common web development techniques that seem hacky but are actually valid ways to solve problems.
#CSS#JavaScript#Programming
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Potluck
In this potluck episode, Scott and Wes answer questions about protecting images, learning TypeScript, staying focused, backend languages, media queries in Svelte, implementing auth and payments, tools for debugging, working across time zones, introducing Prettier, monorepos, and using Retool to build internal tools.
#JavaScript#TypeScript#Collaboration#Tooling
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Remix!
Scott and Wes discuss Remix, the new web development framework created by the makers of React Router. They talk about its benefits like server side rendering, simplified data fetching, and excellent developer experience.
#remix#react#webdev
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2022 Predictions
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski discuss their predictions for web development trends in 2022, covering topics like Svelte, Tailwind CSS, Rust, GraphQL, TypeScript, payment platforms and more.
#JavaScript#WebDev#2022
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JS One Liners
Wes and Scott discuss handy JavaScript one-liners for common use cases like generating IDs, pausing execution, speeding up media playback, and more.
#JavaScript#One-liners#Snippets
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2021 In Review
Scott and Wes recap the highlights from 2021 including moving houses, course updates, and tech experiments.
#javascript#webdev#podcast
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Holiday Snackluk
Wes and Scott do a holiday themed snackluck episode where they answer shorter questions sent in by listeners.
#javascript#webdev#QA
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Gitpod, iPad Coding, Web3, WTF NFT
In this episode Wes and Scott are joined by Pauline and Jeff from Gitpod to discuss coding in the cloud, blockchain, NFTs, remote work and more.
#coding#blockchain#NFTs
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Gatsby v4
In this episode Scott and Wes discuss the new features in Gatsby 4 including deferred static generation, server side rendering and parallel queries for performance.
#gatsby#nextjs#webdev
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Potluck - enums, WASM, Lighthouse, Redirects
Scott and Wes answer questions on Chrome UX metrics, REST vs GraphQL, using enums in TypeScript, WebAssembly, ADHD as a developer, redirect status codes, and more.
#webassembly#adhd#typescript#graphql
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How To Do Things In Svelte
Covers building a Svelte app including local state, reactivity, conditional rendering, input binding, and child components.
#svelte#react#webdev
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JavaScript and Hardware × Cars, Factories, Heavy Industry, Robots, and the Internet of Things
Ant Rogen joins to discuss his experience with industrial automation and using JavaScript and web technology to interface with PLCs, sensors, factories and more.
#IoT#Automation#Industry
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Meta Tags
Wes and Scott discuss various meta tags used in web development including character encoding, viewport, SEO, social sharing, and mobile customization.
#html#seo#webdev
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Everything in web dev is Amazing!
Wes and Scott talk about how much web development tools, languages and infrastructure have improved over the past 5-10 years, making developers' lives easier and code simpler and more powerful.
#JavaScript#History
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Github Co-pilot is Gonna Take ur Job
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski discuss their experiences using GitHub Copilot, an AI pair programmer that suggests code as you type.
#Copilot#AI#Development