From 9d2055b1e402a37167b0256ca9d6764bb5820411 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: z3rOR0ne Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2023 13:44:52 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] :memo: Sub to js_party --- .config/newsboat/my_urls | 1 + .config/newsboat/rss/js_party.rss | 20304 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 20305 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .config/newsboat/rss/js_party.rss diff --git a/.config/newsboat/my_urls b/.config/newsboat/my_urls index 757b273f..9c77f82a 100644 --- a/.config/newsboat/my_urls +++ b/.config/newsboat/my_urls @@ -61,3 +61,4 @@ file://./rss/feed.rss file://./rss/ploum.xml file://./rss/html_hell.xml file://./rss/cadence_moe.xml +file://./rss/js_party.rss diff --git a/.config/newsboat/rss/js_party.rss b/.config/newsboat/rss/js_party.rss new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0bdaff26 --- /dev/null +++ b/.config/newsboat/rss/js_party.rss @@ -0,0 +1,20304 @@ + + + + JS Party: JavaScript, CSS, Web Development + All rights reserved + https://changelog.com/jsparty + + + en-us + Your weekly celebration of JavaScript and the web. This show records LIVE on Thursdays at 1pm US/Eastern time. Panelists include Jerod Santo, Feross Aboukhadijeh, Kevin Ball, Amelia Wattenberger, Nick Nisi, Divya Sasidharan, Mikeal Rogers, Chris Hiller, and Amal Hussein. Topics discussed include the web platform (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, etc), front-end frameworks (React, Ember, Angular, Vue, etc), Node.js, web animation, SVG, robotics, IoT, and much more. If JavaScript and/or the web touch your life, this show’s for you. Some people search for JSParty and can’t find the show, so now the string JSParty is in our description too. + Changelog Media + Your weekly celebration of JavaScript and the web. This show records LIVE on Thursdays at 1pm US/Eastern time. Panelists include Jerod Santo, Feross Aboukhadijeh, Kevin Ball, Amelia Wattenberger, Nick Nisi, Divya Sasidharan, Mikeal Rogers, Chris Hiller, and Amal Hussein. Topics discussed include the web platform (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, etc), front-end frameworks (React, Ember, Angular, Vue, etc), Node.js, web animation, SVG, robotics, IoT, and much more. If JavaScript and/or the web touch your life, this show’s for you. Some people search for JSParty and can’t find the show, so now the string JSParty is in our description too. + no + + + jsparty, javascript, html, web, programming, frontend, backend, node, changelog, css, animation, iot, robotics + + + + + + + + Support our work by joining Changelog++ + Jerod Santo +Nick Nisi +Amelia Wattenberger +Kevin Ball +Divya +Feross Aboukhadijeh +Amal Hussein +Christopher Hiller +Ali Spittel + + + + Frontend Feud: CSS Pod vs Whiskey Web and Whatnot + https://changelog.com/jsparty/285 + changelog.com/6/2110 + Fri, 28 Jul 2023 15:15:00 +0000 + + Una & Adam from The CSS Podcast defend their Frontend Feud title against challengers Chuck & Robbie from Whiskey Web and Whatnot. Let’s get it on! + Una & Adam from The CSS Podcast defend their Frontend Feud title against challengers Chuck & Robbie from Whiskey Web and Whatnot. Let’s get it on!

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(43:10) - End Game
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(48:29) - Closing time
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(10:02) - How do updates flow in to the DOM?
(11:19) - How it tracks data
(14:38) - Managing references
(17:13) - dangerouslySetInnertHTML
(21:25) - Lit is simple (af)
(23:54) - Absolutely necessary
(26:41) - App frameworks built on Lit
(31:33) - Who's using this?
(34:44) - How Lit is governed
(38:48) - Building for the platform first
(40:46) - Web components aren't sexy
(43:26) - Incorporating shadow DOM
(53:35) - Good role models
(54:53) - Justin's web wish
(57:30) - Closing time
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(06:31) - Sportsball analogies
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(23:24) - HTTP fundamentals
(31:06) - theannoyingsite.com
(33:24) - Browsers representing users
(35:47) - File uploads server-side
(40:39) - Streaming vs serializing
(49:22) - Painting the bigger picture
(49:58) - On object storage
(53:56) - Getting files into object storage
(57:22) - Scanning for malware
(1:02:44) - Talkin' CDNs
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(02:56) - A massive bug
(05:04) - Ecosystem overview
(09:30) - But why?
(13:58) - Verdaccio
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(27:38) - Timeline of the bug
(41:40) - Blog post feedback
(43:45) - Why, GitHub, why?!
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(46:44) - How do we dig ourselves out
(53:14) - What the early days were like
(55:03) - What's next for Darcy
(57:25) - vlt (Volt)
(59:45) - Closing time!
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(08:28) - KBall's rebuttal
(10:28) - Eric's turn
(11:57) - Jerod's response
(14:48) - Amal round 2
(15:32) - KBall round 2
(16:31) - Eric round 2
(17:35) - Jerod round 2
(18:56) - Amal round 3
(20:02) - KBall round 3
(21:22) - Eric round 3
(22:35) - And the winner is...
(23:34) - Sponsor: Changelog News
(25:42) - Real thoughts begin
(37:14) - How Eric finds bugs
(38:46) - Bug sources > symptoms
(41:34) - One thing at a time
(42:15) - On intuition
(45:15) - Happy path assumptions
(47:58) - It's almost always your code
(50:34) - Check out patch-package
(53:15) - replay.io
(55:53) - Time-travel debugging
(58:26) - Closing time
(1:00:04) - Outro
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(08:46) - Effective feedback
(14:21) - Synchronous reviews
(15:24) - Levels of feedback
(18:03) - CI/CD
(21:28) - Too much CI?
(24:37) - Continuous deployment
(27:50) - Feature branches
(34:43) - Tickets
(39:13) - Ticket comms
(41:19) - More on comms
(48:42) - Closing thoughts
(51:07) - Closing time
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(09:17) - Component limitations?
(11:17) - Technical difficulties
(11:44) - Sponsor: Changelog News
(13:38) - Nobody reads docs!
(15:40) - Compatibility story
(17:00) - What it's actually doing
(19:31) - Svelte & Virtual DOM
(20:11) - Helpers & tooling
(22:32) - Sponsor: KBall Coaching
(23:17) - Origin of the name
(24:43) - React team relationship
(29:35) - The future
(32:18) - Potential blockers
(35:59) - A note on Solid
(38:51) - Getting involved
(39:44) - Closing time
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(01:47) - dotfiles
(02:56) - Homebrew
(05:50) - Nerd Fonts
(07:29) - WezTerm
(10:32) - RipGrep
(12:02) - fzf
(15:24) - Zoxide
(17:15) - Sponsor: Changelog News
(18:38) - tmux
(30:21) - Neovim
(34:16) - Plugins
(42:59) - His beloved TypeScript
(44:16) - Obsidian
(50:44) - Yabai
(53:31) - Raycast
(55:46) - Omnifocus
(58:01) - Closing time
(59:12) - Outro
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(26:25) - GenAI diversion
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(41:12) - Bun's new bundler
(44:14) - MDN's new Baseline
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(11:47) - The data loader pattern
(17:07) - Joist vs ActiveRecord
(21:49) - Why Joist uses type hints
(28:56) - When Joist uses promises
(32:16) - Joist's API details
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(50:55) - Arguments against ORMs
(55:09) - Thinking in entities
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(27:14) - Prose vs code
(29:10) - Writing is hard
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(47:49) - Vision vs riffing
(49:26) - AI for art
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(10:54) - Application layer concerns
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(23:48) - The open source vision
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(37:11) - Next 13 features?
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(43:20) - Marketing gold
(47:24) - What kind of Terraform?
(49:29) - The roadmap
(51:15) - Wrapping up
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(09:46) - Who can go to Discotown?
(15:30) - The color functions
(19:44) - Sponsor: KBall Coaching
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(23:50) - Bringing JS to the color party
(27:51) - What to use when
(31:10) - Best/worst case scenarios
(35:07) - Differing display support
(38:30) - What is Rec 2020?
(42:14) - What's changed in monitors
(45:11) - Color gamuts
(52:35) - Sponsor: Changelog News
(54:22) - Design tool support
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(12:12) - Appetite for disruption
(14:15) - What we want vs what we need
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(30:51) - Open source & security concerns
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(37:27) - Working with yarn
(40:14) - npm uninstall installs stuff?!
(43:32) - How Socket deals with this
(45:04) - Is it vendoring npm or no?
(46:56) - Windows (non) support
(50:21) - What's next
(53:50) - Wrapping up
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(16:33) - When you need to be transactional
(20:09) - Another super smart chat question
(23:15) - Nick's magical Borders story
(26:17) - The best article about good conversations
(28:24) - Sponsor: Changelog++
(29:20) - It's all networking, right?
(33:02) - Utilizing your network
(38:10) - You can totally practice these things
(40:17) - How Amelia practices talking to humans
(41:37) - Awkward online interactions
(47:08) - Wrapping up
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(06:53) - Is Agile overrated?
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(13:52) - A deep-dive on docs?
(26:52) - Your longest bug chase?
(38:13) - How much backend should frontends know?
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(14:24) - The other Copilot
(17:22) - Copilot all the things
(19:52) - See you later, humans!
(21:47) - Mozilla & AI for the rest of us
(24:15) - Where's Apple?
(26:44) - Adobe is doing cool stuff
(29:11) - Copilot in interviews?
(32:52) - Sponsor: Changelog++
(33:47) - Nick's beloved TypeScript 5.0
(36:05) - Unbreak Nick's heart
(37:20) - TypeScripters are vegan?!
(38:37) - TypeScript vs K8s adoption
(41:42) - Enom-nom-erators
(42:33) - A compelling argument
(44:03) - React.dev launches
(46:12) - Debating the future of React
(54:04) - The bigger problem of too much JS
(57:20) - Nuance wrt DX vs UX
(59:31) - The need to evaluate
(1:00:40) - Nick's beshoveled TypeScript
(1:01:30) - Nick tries to have the final word
(1:04:13) - KBall steals the final word
(1:06:26) - Amal gets the actual final word
(1:08:12) - Quick wrap up
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(08:59) - Powered by V8
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(30:55) - Sponsor: KBall Growth
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(35:23) - Drawing clear lines around V8
(44:09) - Jerod breaks ChatGPT
(45:05) - Erick's curious about React Native
(47:04) - Persistence and video games
(49:20) - The content creator's dilemma
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(54:30) - Erick's final words
(55:13) - KBall's final words
(56:45) - Jerod's final words
(57:25) - The wrap up
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(08:02) - React competing with React
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(19:49) - There's no silver bullet
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(41:01) - RSC in production at Meta
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(53:18) - The easiest way to think about it
(55:34) - Resources for learning RSC
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(47:01) - Turning off JS?
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(10:34) - If you've never worked in Rust before
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(28:02) - Tauri security
(33:43) - Tauri performance
(38:26) - Tauri power
(41:56) - Getting started
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(49:47) - Cool Tauri apps
(52:13) - What's coming next
(53:55) - Wrapping up
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(06:07) - Round 1: Future JS runtime
(13:07) - Round 2: Big tech job
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(12:23) - The market for lemons
(32:20) - Sponsor: Lolo Code
(34:33) - The right architecture
(43:41) - Bridging all these gaps
(51:47) - Sponsor: KBall Coaching
(53:04) - Where to go from here
(1:00:19) - The goal is to help users
(1:08:52) - We all have skin in the game
(1:10:43) - Responding to criticsms
(1:13:28) - Learning resources aplenty
(1:16:32) - Wrapping up
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(10:24) - Asking the AI to define itself
(11:50) - It boggles the mind
(17:21) - Sponsor: Changelog++
(18:16) - Today's landscape of AI tools
(22:02) - How devs can start playing with AI tools
(25:48) - Poking at the boundaries
(29:58) - Training on Nick's face
(35:47) - Challenges & gotchas
(38:14) - Where we are & where we're headed
(44:39) - Thinking fast and slow
(51:41) - Bias concerns
(53:32) - What we're excited to see
(56:48) - Wrapping up
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(01:47) - A quick recap on Qwik
(04:09) - App framework vs content framework
(06:45) - The problem with React
(10:01) - Qwik Listeners
(13:15) - What makes Qwik City unique
(17:40) - Sponsor: Changelog++
(18:35) - Qwik is black magic
(25:40) - $ function magic
(26:41) - Optimizer magic
(28:33) - Loader magic
(29:53) - Qwik City vs Remix
(32:38) - Not too much magic tho
(34:22) - Serializing framework state vs app state
(40:04) - Implications of serialization
(42:44) - Challenges when adopting Qwik
(46:35) - Qwik's solution to memory leaks
(48:03) - How to get started
(48:57) - The real value of Qwik
(51:41) - Wrapping Up
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(02:12) - What is Astro?
(04:51) - Advantages of HTML-focused syntax
(06:00) - On .astro files
(08:26) - Server vs client-side rendering
(11:46) - React Islands
(14:59) - Will Astro build a Facebook soon?
(16:16) - Astro's advantages and V2
(19:10) - The plugin ecosystem
(21:27) - Astro and schema.org
(23:21) - Type safety on Astro
(26:12) - TS is bigger than JS now...
(27:59) - Astro's Svelte-like history
(29:11) - Owning the compilation process
(31:41) - Connecting state between islands
(35:39) - Astro's growth on State of JS survey
(38:54) - React's biggest challenge right now
(41:24) - What's next after React?
(44:50) - What's coming after Astro 2?
(46:36) - Giving back to the community, literally
(48:10) - Everything is Content!
(49:19) - Getting started with Astro 2
(50:24) - Wrapping up!
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(02:27) - The State of JS 2022 results are in
(03:33) - The most important category, duh
(05:26) - Digging in to the framework wars
(10:37) - Using survey results & defining joy
(13:54) - Chris on getting Selenium right
(19:36) - What is WMR? (Sorry, Jason!)
(21:00) - Don't use W3Schools
(22:33) - It's time for HEADLIES!
(23:52) - KBall with the smoking gun
(25:09) - Round 1: Funeral flashmob
(26:18) - Round 2: Roomba leaks intimate photos
(27:24) - s/smart/surveillance/g
(28:50) - Round 3: Microsoft combat goggles
(30:32) - Round 4: Adobe's Katy Perry concert
(33:39) - Round 5: Boston Dynamics + OpenAI
(36:49) - And the winner is....
(38:27) - It's Pro Tip Time!
(38:54) - Nick's pro tip: LSPs
(42:20) - Kball's pro tip: habits
(43:58) - Jerod's pro tip: URLs
(46:22) - Chris's pro tip: Graphite
(49:23) - Wrapping up
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(00:59) - Welcoming Chris back to the pod
(01:28) - Introducing today's topic
(03:10) - Hot take: jQuery is better than React
(04:37) - So, what's the next big thing?
(10:20) - Requirements for the next big thing
(13:40) - Do we need to change the DX mental model?
(16:50) - We're constantly reinventing the wheel
(18:31) - React vs Preact
(20:38) - Steps toward reducing how much JS you ship
(24:30) - Web components were almost awesome
(25:42) - On sanitizing third-party data
(28:02) - Chris' timeframe on React's dethroning
(31:20) - On WebAssembly
(32:35) - How new tools will come to be
(33:54) - A very good VR tangent
(34:42) - An argument for state-based UI libraries
(36:03) - Are we really transitioning off React?
(38:25) - How the pandemic impacted web dev
(41:18) - How "Back to Office" affects web dev
(42:06) - New frameworks adopting React's API
(43:50) - Advice to new web developers
(44:45) - Maybe KBall & Chris are just dinosaurs?
(45:55) - Vim, why can't KBall quit you?
(47:37) - Summarizing why this time's different
(48:04) - Go check out Chris's amazing resources
(48:40) - January 5, 2028
(50:14) - Wrapping up!
(50:45) - Outro (take the FF survey!)
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(04:21) - KBall's handstand push ups
(06:22) - Looking back at Divya's 2022
(09:47) - Divya's fav new language
(11:39) - Jerod just keeps winning
(11:47) - Nick didn't burn out in 2022!
(13:03) - Nick is so fit right now
(14:18) - The Apple Watch controlling your life
(16:41) - Pros & cons of tracking your biometrics
(21:58) - Feross' 2022 resolutions reviewed
(25:03) - Divya's failed prediction
(26:37) - Amal's bad prediction
(27:20) - Ali's correct prediction
(28:33) - Jerod & Chris with the best prediction
(29:50) - Mikeal & web3 builders
(32:01) - Still waiting for crypto killer apps
(34:20) - Are DAOs even cool?
(36:49) - Are smart contracts the answer?
(39:53) - Benefits of decentralization
(41:58) - Time for one last failed prediction
(43:10) - Sponsor: Ship It!
(44:39) - KBall predicts Twitter bankruptcy
(52:14) - Betting on Twitter's future
(53:55) - Jerod's wishlist: RSS!
(55:06) - Divya's 2023 predictions
(58:00) - Feross' 2023 predictions
(1:00:12) - Nick's 2023 predictions
(1:01:19) - Jerod's 2023 predictions
(1:04:38) - Feross "predicts" the end of human culture
(1:05:04) - JS Party feeds the LLMs
(1:05:55) - KBall's 2023 resolutions
(1:06:44) - Divya's 2023 resolutions
(1:09:53) - Nick & Feross summon ChatGPT
(1:10:25) - Nick's 2023 resolutions
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(1:12:05) - Wrapping up!
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(02:44) - Deno's 1.3 million "new" packages
(05:14) - Pragmatism vs idealism in decision making
(07:23) - How Deno added npm support
(08:09) - How npm with Deno is easier
(11:12) - How npm with Deno is safer
(14:27) - npm package compatibility concerns
(17:10) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(19:45) - Why Ryan is excited about JS containers
(25:48) - It's Cloudflare "vs" Deno
(26:40) - Deno Deploy's infrastructure
(28:07) - Cold start performance goals
(29:24) - What is WinterCG?
(31:02) - Ryan's thoughts on Bun
(35:21) - Does Deno unlock new kinds of apps?
(36:48) - Sponsor: Lolo Code
(39:01) - How Wasm fits in to the story
(41:09) - Deno Deploy's ideal customer
(45:46) - Any update on Deno's db product?
(47:21) - How close is Deno to Ryan's goals?
(48:59) - On Ryan's longevity in the industry
(50:20) - What's coming soon to Deno?
(51:36) - Wrapping up!
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(02:17) - The Kevin & Kevin show
(03:14) - Take the "State of JS" survey!
(03:56) - Getting to know Kevin
(07:09) - Difficulties of CSS as a beginner
(08:25) - Kevin's path to full-time content creator
(10:28) - The best approach to learning CSS
(13:51) - How to teach CSS to complete beginners
(17:59) - Sponsor: Square
(19:04) - Mental models to understand CSS Grid
(22:33) - Tools for learning Grid and Flexbox
(23:25) - Where to go once you know the basics of CSS
(27:02) - Teaching CSS to people with design backgrounds
(28:57) - Understanding layouts & relationship between elements
(33:00) - Sponsor: Lolo Code
(34:04) - Sponsor: Raygun
(35:46) - Which CSS properties to learn first
(37:57) - A brief diversion on media queries
(41:47) - CSS properties you can safely ignore
(44:06) - Are CSS frameworks useful for beginners?
(46:39) - Recommended resources for learning CSS
(48:27) - Wrapping up
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(02:23) - Welcoming Tom to the show
(05:12) - Intro to Project Fugu
(08:54) - Why was Fugu created?
(11:54) - The web vs app stores
(15:25) - What happened to PWAs?
(21:42) - Sponsor: Vercel
(23:29) - Photoshop on the web
(28:30) - The standards adoption process
(31:26) - APIs that enable Photoshop on the web
(35:05) - Explaining origin trials
(37:40) - nicksbelovedtypescript.org
(39:02) - Back to the file system API(s)
(42:42) - Sponsor: Lolo Code
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(46:22) - The Clipper API
(51:55) - A quick tangent on file handling
(54:18) - Wrapping up
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(00:19) - Sponsor: Square
(01:12) - It's party time, y'all!
(02:02) - Welcome Debbie!
(03:03) - Getting to know Debbie
(03:34) - Where is Mallorca?
(04:02) - Life before Microsoft
(05:18) - Playwright is like the Beatles...
(06:09) - What is Playright?
(08:35) - The origin of the name "Playwright"
(09:43) - Why fork Puppeteer?
(11:29) - Playwright's value proposition
(14:24) - Test isolation is the answer
(16:14) - Don't sleep on auto-waiting
(17:24) - No Selenium legacy here
(19:21) - Sponsor: Sentry
(20:13) - More on multi-browser support
(23:57) - Please explain this black magic!
(24:54) - What about older browsers?
(26:45) - Debugging straight from the browser
(28:38) - "Nick's Playwright Infomercial"
(31:09) - On Playwright's release videos
(34:26) - The VS Code extension
(34:54) - Talkin' 'bout code generation
(39:07) - Nick's beloved TypeScript
(39:56) - Sponsor: Ship It!
(41:25) - The Trace Viewer
(48:22) - Recommended CI practices
(49:43) - Playwright vs Cypress
(58:02) - How to get involved
(59:32) - Debbie's Playwright magic wand
(1:00:24) - Wrapping up
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(05:38) - Paloma's open source background
(09:43) - Chris' open source background
(12:13) - Hostility in OSS culture
(13:57) - Sponsor: Vercel
(15:40) - Overview of OSS cultural problems
(18:42) - Individual boundaries & volunteer labor
(21:18) - Imbalance is a key word here
(27:13) - Diversity problems & decision makers
(35:03) - Throwing gremlins in the water
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(46:29) - Incentivicing managers to fund OSS
(47:59) - Talent retention via open source
(49:24) - Investing in open source
(53:18) - The beauty of collaboration
(54:50) - Final thoughts! KBall
(55:55) - Final thoughts! Chris
(56:47) - Final thoughts! Paloma
(58:32) - Wrapping up!
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(02:45) - Welcoming Estelle
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(07:43) - How WHATWG was created
(10:17) - MDN as your default search engine
(12:45) - The CSS Working Group
(18:07) - HTML and CSS working together
(20:03) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(22:42) - Hebrew & CSS test results
(25:28) - HTML imports
(26:52) - We should use @Imports in CSS
(27:47) - Introing new CSS features
(28:40) - Interop with Web Platform Tests
(31:17) - Interop driving new CSS features
(31:51) - A11y concerns with


(33:56) - All about the :has() selector
(36:10) - What's a forgiving selector list?
(38:55) - What's a relative selector list?
(39:47) - Practical uses of :has()
(43:31) - Sponsor: Retool
(44:27) - Cascade Layers
(50:15) - A useless piece of trivia
(51:49) - Back to Cascade Layers
(53:59) - Styling your style
(56:56) - The content editable attribute
(57:57) - Enumarated vs boolean attributes
(1:00:10) - Amal's amazing song of clarity
(1:01:46) - Back to content editable
(1:03:48) - The hidden attribute
(1:07:05) - JS is not very forgiving
(1:08:35) - HTML is incredibly powerful
(1:09:52) - The radio button
(1:14:25) - More about Open Web Docs
(1:16:40) - Why it's important to learn HTML
(1:21:24) - Things people don't understand about CSS
(1:23:41) - Cool HTML/CSS Pokemon
(1:26:50) - Wrapping up!
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(03:24) - Welcome, friends!
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(07:19) - Her journey to Site Reliability Engineering
(09:42) - The cultural foundations of SRE
(12:23) - The consequences of webdev innovation
(14:49) - How SRE has evolved over time
(15:35) - OpenTelemetry & standardization
(17:41) - Explaining Service Level Objectives
(19:12) - SLO vs SLA & Five 9's
(21:53) - Connecting SREs to UX
(23:10) - Sponsor: Square
(24:16) - Is DevOps dead?
(28:52) - What is a golden path?
(30:01) - Are golden paths really the best way?
(32:29) - Divya on SRE, DevOps, etc.
(36:02) - The power of working on JS
(37:30) - Ironies of automation
(38:39) - Amal's HBO show
(40:04) - OpenTelemetry & where it's headed
(42:28) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(44:26) - How frontentenders can be better stewards
(49:28) - Maggie tells us about her startup: Stanza
(1:00:24) - Maggie's magic wand wish
(1:01:31) - Goodbye, friends!
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(02:21) - A hoy hoy!
(02:46) - Introducing Martine
(03:16) - Introducing Michael
(03:43) - Introducing their book
(05:33) - Whos is this book for?
(07:56) - Amelia's D3 book struggles
(08:26) - Why the book is evergreen
(09:04) - No CSS-in-JS content here
(09:57) - Importance of strong foundations
(12:24) - Different CSS layouts
(14:45) - The relief of not supporting IE
(17:00) - Sponsor: Sentry
(17:53) - On CSS Grid
(19:53) - Choosing examples & graphics
(23:38) - Keeping a book's code updated
(24:50) - Logistical problems of co-authoring
(25:41) - CSS grid-template-areas
(27:49) - Variable naming in this day and age
(28:41) - grid-template-area + media queries
(30:32) - Making sure your grid flow works
(31:23) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(33:41) - Creating a profile card
(34:54) - Using & abusing flexbox
(36:07) - Aligning items in CSS
(37:42) - The power of custom properties
(39:02) - Fun ideas you can pick out
(40:16) - Wisdom gained while writing
(41:22) - Concepts not included in the book
(43:20) - What they wish they knew when learning CSS
(44:46) - Acquiring knowledge with a purpose
(46:42) - Early access and presale
(48:50) - Martine on CSS-in-JS
(49:51) - CSS is not going anywhere
(50:38) - We'll catch ya next time!
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(01:32) - Intro
(02:22) - TGIF!
(03:53) - Story of the Week!
(04:58) - The Future of the Web is on the Edge
(07:59) - Is it really the future though?
(12:02) - Brave blocking annoying and privacy-harming cookie consent banners
(16:05) - Nick doesn't like Brave
(17:39) - Why Amelia prefers Chrome
(18:06) - Jerod is a Safari kind of guy
(19:37) - Back to Brave
(22:11) - Linear replaced with a Figma file
(24:57) - Nick's "beloved TypeScript"
(26:10) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(28:33) - Time for HeadLIES
(30:30) - Round 1
(32:22) - Round 2
(36:25) - Round 3
(39:47) - Round 4
(43:52) - Round 5
(47:14) - Sponsor: Vercel
(49:41) - Pro Tip Time?
(50:13) - New segment? Karaoke song choices!
(52:24) - Ok... Pro Tip Time!
(52:31) - Amal's pro tip
(55:35) - Nick's pro tip
(58:00) - Oh no more Karaoke talk...
(58:52) - Jerod's pro tip
(1:00:10) - Closing time
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(02:47) - Intro
(03:36) - Welcoming Sebastien
(05:57) - Getting a freelance gig with Meta
(07:25) - Benefits of working in the open
(10:23) - Sebatien's role on the project
(11:58) - Meta freelancer details
(14:07) - The history of Docusaurus
(18:08) - Jekyll & Hugo release dates
(19:34) - Why a big rewrite?
(22:49) - Sponsor: Retool
(23:47) - SPA vs MPA
(26:35) - What's so funny, Amal?
(27:45) - Conservative pre-caching
(29:05) - Back to V2 features
(39:26) - Big sites using Docusaurus
(40:15) - Documentation versioning!
(44:32) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(49:09) - The plugin architecture
(55:54) - Distributing plugins
(58:30) - The community
(1:00:59) - Praise for Docusaurus
(1:04:45) - Getting started
(1:05:07) - Sweating the details
(1:06:09) - This Week in React
(1:06:53) - A multi-lingual newsletter!
(1:08:28) - Closing time 👋
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(02:20) - Intro
(03:10) - Hello, friends!
(04:04) - Nick shipped Vite
(11:28) - Jerod shipped chapters
(14:11) - KBall shipped ...
(20:38) - Sponsor: Square
(21:45) - Cloudflare Turnstile
(30:21) - The 92nd TC39 meeting
(37:12) - Linkify 4.0
(40:51) - KBall's Code Review Corner
(42:09) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(44:26) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(46:47) - Adobe buys Figma for $20B
(51:42) - Penpot
(55:23) - California's pay transparency law
(59:22) - TypeScript 4.9 beta `satisfies`
(1:03:35) - Chris gets the last word
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(00:37) - Sponsor: Square
(01:21) - Intro
(02:11) - Welcoming Matteo & Luca
(03:31) - A little about Matteo
(07:19) - A little about Luca
(10:35) - A little about Platformatic
(12:28) - Bocoup & community
(20:26) - What Platformatic DB does
(24:08) - Sponsor: Sentry
(24:59) - The plugin architecture
(31:25) - Luca's role in all this
(32:35) - Diving deeper into features
(37:08) - Team "No ORM"
(39:03) - Auth features
(40:36) - Docusaurus
(41:52) - What's next & NodeConf EU
(44:04) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(46:18) - The business model
(53:16) - The team & goals
(57:59) - The first commit
(59:43) - Ciao!
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(02:03) - A hoy hoy!
(04:07) - The setup
(08:03) - Josh's opener
(10:10) - KBall's opener
(12:50) - Amal's opener
(15:04) - Amelia's opener
(16:57) - A (musical) Remix
(18:22) - Sponsor: Sentry
(21:12) - Speaking of hot takes...
(22:22) - KBall calls out
(23:33) - Amal rebuts
(26:04) - Amelia responds
(28:14) - Josh drops hot takes
(32:28) - A new debate erupts
(37:54) - Closing statements
(41:22) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(43:17) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(44:47) - Let's get real
(47:15) - TypeScript talk (why?!)
(53:37) - The framework hype cycle
(55:12) - The framework org structure
(59:52) - How could React save itself?
(1:01:26) - A bye bye!
(1:01:54) - Outro
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(04:02) - Welcoming Austin
(06:53) - KBall & Austin
(12:01) - Online networking
(16:31) - Austin creating content
(21:17) - Sponsor: Vercel
(23:45) - Nick's TIL
(26:39) - KBall's TIL
(34:19) - Austin's TIL
(49:24) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(51:18) - Sponsor: Hasura
(53:30) - What it's like to go viral
(1:01:56) - Wrapping up
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(02:19) - A hoy hoy
(03:32) - Holla! React India
(04:56) - I'm Excited About $X (horse_js jingle)
(06:07) - KBall: container queries
(14:32) - Sponsor: Raygun
(16:17) - Nick: Obsidian
(21:48) - Jerod: Stable Diffusion
(31:10) - Sponsor: Hasura
(33:05) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(34:41) - KBall blurbs out loud
(40:17) - Nick on Sivers
(41:29) - Jerod on Godin
(42:59) - Jerod's faux pas
(43:43) - KBall stews into the ether
(44:35) - Furious googling
(45:30) - The smoking gun
(47:18) - Nick brings back Godin
(47:51) - Powering through
(53:06) - Knowing when to stop
(53:40) - Among us IRL?!
(55:56) - A bye bye
(56:20) - Outro
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(02:27) - Intro
(03:10) - Welcoming Gleb
(10:20) - How Gleb came to Cypress
(15:51) - Opening up Cypress
(22:11) - OSS for your career
(25:03) - Sponsor: Square
(26:24) - Cypress licensing & Mocha
(34:15) - E2E testing
(43:08) - Testing in the browser
(48:09) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(49:26) - Sponsor: Hasura
(51:38) - What's coming for Cypress
(55:25) - The broader community
(1:00:45) - Cypress resources
(1:04:07) - Gleb's magic wand
(1:06:17) - Amal's story
(1:08:11) - Goodbye!
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(02:14) - Intro
(02:58) - Hello, friends!
(03:28) - React Brussels' vibe
(07:56) - Skeptical of throwing promises
(12:58) - Nesting suspense boundaries
(15:04) - Reimplementing a cheap version of React
(18:11) - Sponsor: Raygun
(20:03) - The pillars of impact for web engineers
(23:40) - Human skills
(30:48) - Actionable things for folks
(35:57) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(37:52) - Sponsor: Hasura
(39:54) - Story of the week
(48:48) - KBall's Story of the Week
(51:04) - Teja's Story of the Week
(53:28) - Shoutouts
(57:51) - Goodbye!
(59:21) - Outro
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(02:35) - Hello, friends!
(03:28) - Defining the problem
(08:41) - 99 problems
(17:59) - Tooling might help
(19:41) - Sponsor: Vercel
(22:59) - Amelia's first interview
(24:57) - A big interview smell
(26:21) - Two-way streets
(28:10) - Nick's "not fun" experience
(31:01) - Interview vs job mismatch
(35:52) - Amal's recent job hunt
(41:38) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(43:32) - Sponsor: Hasura
(45:33) - Nick the interviewER
(50:51) - Amelia the interviewER
(52:36) - PR review as a tool
(57:10) - Nick on empathy
(59:30) - Amelia on taking it slow
(1:00:27) - Amal on gatekeeping
(1:02:04) - Amal on humanity
(1:02:54) - Goodbye!
(1:03:21) - Outro
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(02:26) - Welcoming Fred
(05:38) - Intro to Astro
(07:11) - Poking at AMP
(08:01) - The content site spectrum
(10:18) - Talkin' React
(17:22) - Sponsor: Sentry
(18:15) - Astro flips the model
(20:49) - The uncanny valley
(24:01) - Fast by default
(25:15) - Easy to use?
(29:21) - BYOFramework
(33:10) - Sponsor: Fly.io
(35:04) - Sponsor: Hasura
(37:00) - Islands architecture
(45:06) - DX vs UX
(47:05) - "You should use" hot takes
(48:01) - On cargo culting
(48:41) - MPAs have been a thing
(52:58) - Stripping away complexity
(53:52) - Getting started with Astro
(55:37) - What comes after 1.0?
(57:37) - Goodbye!
(58:10) - Outro
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(01:46) - Intro
(02:30) - Welcoming Miško
(03:16) - Holla! React Brussels
(04:40) - Why another framework
(10:25) - Shoe buying & performance
(12:24) - Taking the analogy too far
(13:40) - On resumability
(18:14) - Kinda like Svelte?
(20:52) - Sponsor: Square
(21:55) - Qwik is full-stack?
(31:34) - State management DX
(33:28) - Qwik's perf upgrade
(37:33) - Origin story (part 1)
(39:52) - React compatibility
(42:35) - Sponsor: Hasura
(44:30) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(45:49) - Origin story (part 2)
(50:18) - Partytown intro
(53:51) - Partytown details
(56:04) - Real-world usage?
(57:30) - Difference server solutions?
(58:18) - Debugging tools?
(59:07) - Partytown payload?
(59:46) - Not just another framework
(1:00:54) - Goodbye!
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(02:48) - Welcoming Juri
(04:21) - Getting to know NX
(12:00) - Monorepos
(16:42) - Sponsor: Hasura
(18:42) - Monorepo pros & cons
(25:53) - Linting & tooling
(30:02) - NX Graph
(31:18) - Dependency downfalls
(35:34) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(38:37) - Getting started
(45:34) - The power of plugins
(49:28) - What's next
(52:38) - NX & Python (?)
(54:51) - Goodbye!
(55:47) - Outro
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(06:56) - Round 1
(14:18) - Round 2
(21:31) - Sponsor: Sentry
(22:10) - Round 3
(29:45) - Round 4
(38:24) - Round 5
(46:09) - Round 6
(52:51) - Winners!
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(03:17) - Luca and Deno
(04:37) - Embracing frameworks
(08:46) - Fresh's world view
(11:52) - Sponsor: Vercel
(13:27) - Client vs server-side routing
(16:36) - Islands
(27:42) - Edge rendering & data
(32:49) - Deno DB?!
(33:45) - Sponsor: Square
(35:16) - Who shouldn't use Fresh?
(38:12) - What's missing
(39:37) - Jerod "hates" TS
(43:17) - Community
(46:00) - Goodbye
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(19:49) - Component Testing
(34:21) - Sponsor: Raygun
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(39:42) - Moar Component Testing
(43:58) - Angular Party
(45:37) - JS for everything
(49:43) - JS is like the USA?
(50:47) - Excited for confs again!
(52:01) - KBall not quite ready
(54:29) - Goodbye!
(55:29) - Outro
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(24:47) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
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(40:14) - I'm Excited About $X
(53:13) - Goodbye
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(37:27) - Sponsor: Sentry
(38:06) - Hung Nguyen
(52:54) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(54:16) - Raman Lally
(1:08:15) - One more thing
(1:09:51) - Outro
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(1:00:30) - Goodbye
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(12:01) - Henri Helvetica
(23:52) - Arisa Fukuzaki
(31:29) - Anthony Frehner
(41:35) - Emily Kauffman
(47:15) - Aaron Saunders
(52:38) - Sponsor: Sourcegraph
(54:00) - Michael Jackson
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