Syntax Podcast Shows

Tasty February 14th, 2024

Own your own PaaS

Discussion on options for self-hosting a platform as a service to avoid expensive monthly per user charges from hosted providers.

#PaaS #Self-Hosting #Kubernetes

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Hasty February 12th, 2024

CSS Native @scope

This episode covers the new native CSS scoping feature using the @scope rule, how it works, what problems it solves, and browser support status.

#css #frontend #webdev

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Supper Club February 9th, 2024

AI Superpowers with Kevin Hou and Codeium

Kevin Howe from Codium discusses how their AI coding assistant works, focusing on features like fast autocomplete, code context awareness, and data privacy.

#AI #Coding #Tooling

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Tasty February 7th, 2024

How to Code: Opinionated TypeScript Stack + Tooling Choices Explained

Overview of main web development technologies by category with opinions on best options for beginners

#beginners #JavaScript #webdev #tutorial

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Hasty February 5th, 2024

Is HTMX a Joke?

HTMLX is a small library for swapping out parts of your UI with responses from a server. It brings back AJAX and is not a full replacement for React.

#front-end #frameworks #server-side

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Supper Club February 2nd, 2024

Safari is the new Chrome - Jen Simmons of Apple

Jen Simmons discusses her work on web standards at Apple, the recent acceleration of Safari development, advanced color spaces in CSS, and the future of layout with CSS Grid and Masonry.

#safari #apple #css

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Tasty January 31st, 2024

Potluck: Is Virtual Dom Bad?

Scott and Wes discuss their weekends, advertisers, new staff, and take listener questions on JS libraries, in app browsers, and generators.

#AlpineJS #HTMX #WebViews #Generators

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Hasty January 29th, 2024

Svelte 5: Speed, Simplicity & Size

Covers new Svelte 5 features focused on speed, simplicity and smaller bundles including the $state, $effect and $props syntax changes.

#Svelte #JavaScript

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Supper Club January 26th, 2024

Next Level Web APIs. Bluetooth, File Access, Thomas Steiner - Project Fugu

Google Chrome developer relations engineer Thomas Steiner discusses Project Fugu, an effort to enable any app idea to be built on the web by inventing new browser APIs like web Bluetooth, file system access, shape detection, and more.

#javascript #api #chrome