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We React to State of React Survey
Scott and Wes discuss the State of React 2023 developer survey results, including React API and framework usage, trends, pain points and more.
#react#webdev#javascript
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Tree Shaking × useMemo vs useCallback × JavaScript Event Loop - STUMP'd
Scott and Wes ask each other interview questions to stump one another and teach web development concepts.
#JavaScript#React#WebDevelopment
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Hot New and Under-Utilized Browser APIs
Scott discusses new and underutilized browser APIs for building interfaces including starting style, allow discrete, calc size, scroll snap, view transitions, popover, dialog and more.
#animation#ui#browser
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Do We Need JS Frameworks × Are You Over-Engineering? × Webview vs Native
In this potluck episode, Scott and Wes answer questions about over-engineering, generative AI, frameworks, meetups, and more.
#Frameworks#Meetups
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The Local First Landscape
Discussion of various tools and libraries for building local first web applications
#local-first#offline#speed
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State of JS 2023 Reactions
Wes and Scott discuss the 2023 State of JS survey results and developer trends
#javascript#webdev#StateOfJS
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You Should Try Vue.js
Vue.js is a full-featured, beginner-friendly front end framework with HTML-like syntax, built-in state management, and Nuxt.js for full-stack web apps.
#vuejs#front-end#frameworks
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Logging × Blogging × Testing × Freelancing
Wes and Scott answer audience questions about logging, blogging, testing, freelancing, carbon footprint tools, having kids, murder mystery podcasts, and pressure washers.
#logging#testing#parenting#podcasts
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Potluck - The Value of TypeScript × Vue vs Svelte × Leetcode
In this potluck episode, Scott and CJ discuss TypeScript complexity, Svelte vs Vue, internationalization, the future of React, Astro vs SvelteKit, learning C# or Rust alongside JS/TS, finishing projects, and scoping project quality based on timeline and team size.
#TypeScript#Frameworks#i18n#React
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11 Habits of Highly Effective Developers
Wes and Scott discuss 11 habits that can help developers become more effective, covering topics like understanding business goals, continuous learning, having an open mindset, asking for help, helping others, enjoying development, maintaining balance, showing empathy, attention to detail, and being part of the developer community.
#Career#Skills#Effectiveness