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Scott and Wes review listener submitted websites and portfolios, providing feedback on design, code, accessibility, and more. They also discuss Scott's upcoming move, funny kid stories, and share picks for lever wire connectors, podcasts, and web dev courses.
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Discussion of JavaScript timing buzzwords like synchronous, asynchronous, blocking, callbacks, and lazy loading.
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Scott and Wes dive deep into the elements tab in dev tools, explaining all the tips, tricks and lesser-known features for inspecting HTML and CSS. They cover manipulating the DOM, debugging styles and layouts, previewing animations, compatibility checking, and customizing the dev tools.
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Scott and Wes discuss 7 interesting JavaScript language proposals that may be added in the future, covering new ways to work with modules, dates, async code, arrays, destructuring, and pattern matching.
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Scott and Wes answer listener questions covering web components, minimum coding setup, Python frameworks, Docker, code prediction, storing audio files, and more.
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Wes and Scott explain cross-site request forgery (CSRF) and different ways to prevent it like cookies, tokens, and headers.
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Discussion on how container queries will allow styling based on available space by measuring elements instead of viewport. Other topics include cascade layers to control specificity order, scope for addressing naming conflicts, and Miriam's work with the CSS Working Group.
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SvelteKit provides a fast, flexible, and powerful way to build web apps with Svelte. It works anywhere, has multiple rendering options, includes useful features out of the box, and focuses on HTML/JS. Worth trying for your next Svelte project.
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Wes and Scott answer audience questions about React, TypeScript, problem solving, first jobs, Svelte, sleep habits, CMS tools, caching, scaffolding generators, spice organization, and stainless steel blender bottles.
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Wes talks about how he built a Telegram bot using Node.js that constantly polled COVID vaccine availability APIs and notified him when appointments became available so he could quickly book one.
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Discussion on setting up React with TypeScript, typing components, props, state, hooks, and other common patterns when using the two technologies together.
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Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski discuss the various ways developers can make money as creators through selling products, services, training, sponsorships, donations and more.
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Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski discuss controversial developer opinions including naming conventions, code editors, themes, exports, and more.
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Wes and Scott discuss using the native drag and drop API in JavaScript to enable dragging elements between web apps and customizing the drag experience.
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Scott and Wes have a fun discussion about HTML tags including semantic HTML, accessibility, SEO, default styling, and lesser known tags. They also talk about what tags they wish existed natively like textarea autosize and animated accordions.
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Discussion of difficulties styling default HTML elements like inputs and media players, techniques like overlapping DOM elements to customize, and new initiatives like Open UI to standardize native UI components.
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Wes and Scott answer listener questions on freelancing, component design, debouncing vs throttling, career moves, integrating React into legacy systems, and more.
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Scott and Wes discuss what technical debt is, why it happens, and strategies to avoid it or work around it.
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Wes and Scott answer audience questions about web development topics like WordPress, browser testing, course building, and more.
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Discussion of 4 new frameworks - Astro, Vitkit, SvelteKit and Remix. All are focused on server-side rendering and simplicity.