OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Iwo Plaza, creator of TypeGPU, explains how you can write GPU shaders in plain TypeScript, how the build-time magic works, and how it plays with Three.js. Plus jelly sliders, pierogies, and the end of WebGPU dread.
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The whole Syntax crew (plus the Sentry team) unloads their favorite gifts of the year, from 3D printers and Leatherman multitools to smart home gadgets, hot sauce, and a toast-shaped hand warmer. Whether you're shopping for a dev or just want a hint-dropping list, there's something here for everyone.
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Scott and Wes try to stump each other with advanced and obscure CSS questions, from shape functions and namespaces to @property and all 10 filter functions. Somebody learns about the pipe selector and somebody is about to fix their nested variable woes.
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Wes and Scott answer potluck questions on whether WordPress is still worth it, if the dev gravy train is over, and why you probably don't need to pay for SSL. They also cover where your TypeScript types should live, ditching VS Code for Zed, and a recap of the San Francisco meetup.
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Scott and Wes dive into SvelteKit's new remote functions and explain why query, form, batch, and friends might be the best RPC story out there. Plus a homemade service worker cache, a fancy dishwasher, and cold brew done right.
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Tanner Linsley drops by live at GitHub Universe to talk TanStack DB sync engines, why magic directives like use workflow make him nervous, and a sneaky new server components take. Plus a top secret library that might be a bundler, might be sparkles.
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Jared Palmer, creator of v0, is 13 days into his GitHub gig and already throwing heaters on Twitter. He talks Agent HQ, model choice, the future of the pull request, and his best prompting tricks for getting AI agents to stop planning 12-week sprints.
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Wes, Scott, and CJ react live from GitHub Universe 25 to Mission Control, bring-your-own-agent support, Copilot metrics, and the wildly hackable Wi-Fi badge. The AI skeptic gives his verdict, and yes, someone bricked their badge.
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Scott went to Remix Jam in Toronto, came home with a CD, and now we're breaking down Remix 3: a full stack, web-standards-first framework that ditched React. Manual renders, custom events, frames, and a dishwasher sick pick, all in one episode.
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Scott and Wes read more cursed listener stories of production disasters: uncaptured donations, a wiped NHL database, a Python whitespace bug that burned a fortune, and a reboot loop that ripped up a mall's ventilation. Dress up as a vampire and brace for pain.