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Spooky Web Dev Horror Stories - PART 1
Scott and Wes read community submitted horror stories about web development mistakes.
#webdev #horror #mistakes
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You Should Drop Express and Try Hono
CJ talks about Hono, a modern JavaScript framework for building web APIs, showing why you should use it over Express. He covers Hono's familiar Express-like API, wide platform support, built-in helpers, JSX support, routing, validation, RPC client, testing, and more.
#honojs #express #apis #nodejs
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AI Will Improve Your Web Development Workflow
How to effectively utilize AI tools like Copilot and Claude to improve workflows for web developers
#ai #webdev #workflow
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Preventing Spam and Fraud
Wes and Scott discuss various techniques to prevent spam and fraud when developing web apps, including CAPTCHAs, third-party verification services, rate limiting, and manual review.
#Spam Blocking #Web Security
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Logging in Verification: Magic Links, 2FA, SMS Codes
Discussion on different login and user verification methods like magic links, OAuth, codes, trusted devices, etc.
#authentication #login #security
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Syntax Assistant Desktop App
Scott and Wes discuss a Hack Week project where they built a desktop app to automate the Syntax podcast publishing workflow using Svelte, Rust and other technologies.
#Svelte #Rust #Podcasting
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Receipt Printer with JavaScript
Wes explains how he built a receipt printer with JS during Hack Week at Sentry, including connecting it, encoding printer commands, taking screenshots to print complex layouts when alerts come in from Sentry.
#javascript #hardware #hackweek
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Fun & Profitable Side Projects for Developers
In this episode Scott and Wes discuss side projects - where developers get ideas, setting goals, choosing technology stacks, keeping notes, and actually finishing.
#javascript #node #tooling
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Why Your CSS Sucks
Discussion on reasons why CSS code can be difficult to work with and maintain over time
#CSS #webdevelopment #frontend
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CSS: Scroll Driven Animations
Introduction to capabilities of scroll driven animations to create interactive effects based on scroll position by scrubbing existing CSS animations and keyframes over a scroll timeline instead of time.
#css #animations #scrolling
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Effortless Light and Dark Mode × Theme Styling
Discussion on using CSS theming properties like color scheme, light/dark functions, accent color, selection styling, relative color syntax, and future style queries to control themes and light/dark modes.
#css #theming #light/dark
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CSS Components: Tailwind, Panda, Scoped, Modules, Classes, Variables, CSS-in-JS and Sprinkles!
Scott and Wes discuss different approaches to authoring component-scoped CSS, including class-based systems, BEM, CSS modules, utility classes, CSS-in-JS, and more.
#css #components #styling
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Should Your Website Work Without JavaScript?
Scott and Wes discuss whether websites should work without JavaScript enabled. They cover reasons pages may fail, progressive enhancement, and ways to improve the experience when JavaScript is not available.
#javascript
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6 New JavaScript Proposals
Scott and Wes discuss 6 upcoming JavaScript proposals that are making their way into the language spec.
#JavaScript #TC39
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Self Hosting: Reverse Proxy Servers
Discussion on what reverse proxy servers are, popular options, and various use cases like combining multiple apps and servers, handling SSL, security, serving static assets, and local development.
#reverse-proxy #self-hosting #devops
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Hosting Private Fonts on the Edge With Cloudflare
Discussion on building a custom font hosting server to securely serve licensed fonts only to allowed origins using Cloudflare Workers, Pages and KV store.
#Cloudflare #Fonts #Caching
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Perfect Sitemaps for SEO
Wes and Scott discuss why you need a sitemap, what should be in it, and how to generate and submit it properly for SEO.
#SEO #Sitemaps
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Do More With AI - LLMs With Big Token Counts
Discussion on using large language models with greater token counts to provide more context, allowing for better and more complex outputs to aid software development.
#AI #LLM #Tokens
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What Open Source license should you use?
An overview of open source software licenses, the different types like permissive and copyleft, and things to consider when choosing a license.
#Licenses #Open Source #Law
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How We Built a Netflix Style “Save for Offline” Feature Into Syntax
Scott and Wes discuss how they built an offline playback feature for Syntax podcast episodes using the Cache API to save files locally in the browser.
#podcasting #offline #caching