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Big Deno Changes
Deno has announced compatibility with Node and NPM, making it easier to use existing packages. They also have the fastest JS web server and good TypeScript support, so Node may fall behind.
#deno #nodejs #javascript
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Margins
Discussion of various techniques for handling margins and layout in CSS including collapsing margins, padding vs margins, flexbox, grid, and using spacer divs.
#css #layout #margins
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Episode 500!
Scott and Wes celebrate 500 episodes by looking back at milestones, favorite moments and episodes, and answering listener questions.
#podcasting #milestone
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CSS Proposals @when, CSS Masonry, Carets
In this episode Scott and Wes discuss upcoming CSS proposals like at win/else, masonry layout, caret styling, nesting, env variables, and improvements to media queries.
#CSS #front-end
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Browsers, Engines, Support and the Other Guys
Overview of major browser engines like Chromium, Gecko, WebKit and dive into lesser known mobile browsers to see if you need to support them.
#browsers #mobile #webkit #chromium
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How to Spark your Imagination and Get Excited about Coding
Wes and Scott discuss ways to spark creativity and excitement in coding through fun side projects that serve no purpose.
#JavaScript #programming #side projects
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What is Bun? The New JS Runtime
This episode covers Bun, a new JavaScript runtime focused on performance and batteries included tools like a bundler and transpiler.
#JavaScript #Performance
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STUMP’D Interview Coding Questions
Wes and Scott play a game of Stumped, asking each other random interview questions and trying to explain the answers.
#JavaScript #HTML #CSS #Interview Prep
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Clamp & Interpolate
Scott explains numeric clamping and interpolation, demonstrating how these techniques can help control values and create animations. He highlights the d3-interpolate library for interpolating numbers, colors, dates, and more.
#JavaScript #Animation #Math
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CSS5 Color Functions
In this episode, Wes and Scott discuss upcoming CSS color functions that will allow developers to programmatically modify colors, including mixing colors, getting color contrasts, and altering color properties like hue, saturation, and lightness.
#CSS #Accessibility #Design
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Browser CSS Page Transitions API aka Shared Element Transitions
Discussion of a new browser API proposal for smooth page transitions on the web, allowing for animated transitions between pages similar to native mobile apps.
#webapi #animations #transitions
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New Viewport Units
Wes and Scott discuss new viewport units in CSS that help deal with things like the URL bar shifting on mobile browsers.
#css #mobile #viewport
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I can has() new CSS Selector?!
Wes and Scott discuss new CSS selectors like has(), where() and is() that allow powerful new ways to select elements.
#CSS #Front End
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Stopping Malicious Actors
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski discuss ways that malicious actors can abuse your web application, and different techniques to prevent abuse like rate limiting, shadow banning, tokens, CAPTCHA, and more.
#security #bots #spam
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Cache Control Headers Explained
Discussion on how cache control headers work and how they can be used to improve website performance.
#Caching #Performance #Headers
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Scott’s New Office × The Levelup Lodge
In this episode, Scott gives a tour of his home office setup called the LevelUp Lodge, going over all the gear, lighting, audio equipment, tech and other elements that make it an ideal workspace.
#Office Setup #Home Office #Productivity
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Why do we need Web Interop? Another Standards Body?
Wes and Scott discuss a new initiative by Cloudflare and others to improve web interoperability across various JavaScript runtime environments like browsers, Node.js and edge functions.
#javascript #webdev
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TypeScript Fundamentals × Narrowing, Discriminating Unions, and Type Guards
An episode discussing TypeScript fundamentals like type narrowing, discriminated unions, and strategies for type guards.
#TypeScript #JavaScript
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Why do people still use Axios over Fetch?
Wes and Scott discuss why developers still use the Axios library instead of the native fetch API for network requests in JavaScript. They go over various features like interceptors, progress events, and adapters that make Axios powerful.
#javascript #webdev #axios #fetch
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Building a Coupon Engine
Scott and Wes discuss strategies and challenges around building custom coupon logic and engines for ecommerce sites and course platforms. They share tips on implementing constraints, conditional rules, tracking, expiration, and more.
#Coupons #Ecommerce #Payments