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Scott and Wes discuss GitHub's AI announcements from GitHub Universe conference, including Copilot updates to match Cursor features, new AI marketplace, workspace improvements and text-to-code generator Spark.
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Scott and Wes read community submitted horror stories about web development mistakes.
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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.
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How to effectively utilize AI tools like Copilot and Claude to improve workflows for web developers
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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.
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Discussion on different login and user verification methods like magic links, OAuth, codes, trusted devices, etc.
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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.
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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.
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In this episode Scott and Wes discuss side projects - where developers get ideas, setting goals, choosing technology stacks, keeping notes, and actually finishing.
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Discussion on reasons why CSS code can be difficult to work with and maintain over time
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Scott and Wes discuss 6 upcoming JavaScript proposals that are making their way into the language spec.
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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.
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Discussion on building a custom font hosting server to securely serve licensed fonts only to allowed origins using Cloudflare Workers, Pages and KV store.
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Wes and Scott discuss why you need a sitemap, what should be in it, and how to generate and submit it properly for SEO.
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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.
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An overview of open source software licenses, the different types like permissive and copyleft, and things to consider when choosing a license.
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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.
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Discussion on best practices, terminology, use cases and cost considerations when using cloud storage providers to store large files, backups, videos, images etc.
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Pocketbase provides a full backend with database, authentication, file storage, and more in an easy to use interface.
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Discussion on advanced promise concepts like with resolvers, fetch promises, flow control, concurrency, throttling, TypeScript typing, and more.
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Discussion on advanced promise concepts like canceling, controlling, helper methods, error handling strategies, and static methods on the Promise constructor.
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React 19 has been released after 2 years, bringing some nice improvements like built-in web components, a new use API, simplified context, and allowing metadata anywhere.
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A 3-part series on JavaScript promises. Part 1 covers the basics of what promises are, creating promises, and waiting on promises to resolve.
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Discussion on finding inspiration in web design and development, how to ethically "steal" ideas, and resources for capturing inspiration.
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Explore different online services, code playgrounds, and local setups for quickly testing coding ideas and concepts.
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Scott and Wes discuss the CSS proposal for mixins and functions being added to the language. This will allow writing cleaner, more reusable code directly in CSS instead of needing a preprocessor.
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Discussion about cache invalidation issues when caching user-specific data, solutions like using different URLs, partial caching, edge functions, and drawbacks like flash of unstyled content.
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Scott and Wes discuss the latest web development news in 2010 including jQuery 1.2, mobile apps with HTML5, custom fonts, rounded corner CSS, Node.js, WordPress 2.3 and more.
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Explaining what middleware is and examples of how it's commonly used in web development for things like authentication, caching, error handling, etc.
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An overview of Docker geared towards web developers - what it is, why its useful, how to get started, core concepts, tools, and some pitfalls.
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Wes and Scott quiz each other on advanced TypeScript features and syntax in a segment they call 'Stumped'.
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Discussion on writing small scripts to help coworkers and improve workflows using tools like FFmpeg, AI, and automation
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Wes recounts how the Taliban taking over Afghanistan resulted in his bos.af domain being revoked, and discusses the intricacies and risks of getting clever country code top-level domains.
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Discussion on properly setting up DMARC, SPF and DKIM to ensure your transactional and marketing emails reach the inbox rather than spam.
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This episode covers the new native CSS scoping feature using the @scope rule, how it works, what problems it solves, and browser support status.
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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.