OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Before you unleash 10 agents on your codebase, spend five minutes making a few key decisions so your project doesn't turn into a Marie Kondo nightmare. Scott and Wes walk through the eight foundations to lock in first.
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Johnny Berger returns to talk about how Remotion exploded thanks to Claude skills, why Chrome's new HTML in Canvas API feels like day one again, and the wild world of video slop, WebCodecs, and DMX disco lights.
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Wes and Scott each bring four agent skills to the table, from CSS motion systems and HTML anti-pattern slayers to logo extraction and Remotion videos. Plus, a spicy debate on whether AI should write your marketing copy.
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Scott and Wes tackle a listener question about hitting a hard deadline when you're behind and tickets keep rolling in. Learn how to plan, cut scope, ask for help, and make sure it never happens again.
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Wes and Scott break down how to keep your CSS from rotting into a Times New Roman-infested mess, from Tailwind and StyleX to CSS layers, @scope, and linting. Plus, Scott's forty-something dance debut.
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Wes and Scott tear through a mountain of listener-submitted and self-built projects, from AI agent tools and Warcraft peons yelling at Claude to Rust linters and sneaky React Native web view tricks. Come for the roasting, stay for the long list of stuff you'll immediately want to install.
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Tim Neutkens and Jimmy Lai of the Next.js team break down the new stable Adapters API that lets you host Next.js on Cloudflare, Netlify, Bun, Kubernetes and beyond. Plus caching layers, Turbopack's origin story, and the burning question: why not just use Vite?
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Scott and Wes break down the wildest week in web dev: Claude Code's source map leak, the Axios supply chain attack, the pretext text layout frenzy, and Railway's CDN caching nightmare. Plus sick picks for kid-proof chargers, Kindles, and headphones.
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Wes, CJ, and Scott dig into Vite's new VOID framework and deployment platform that bakes Cloudflare bindings, Drizzle, and Better Auth into a Vite plugin. Is it a Rails for JavaScript, a Vercel for Cloudflare, or just glorious lock-in?
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Scott and Wes dig through the State of JS 2025 survey results to see what devs actually use: the backwards C curve of hype, Astro's rise, Playwright and Vitest taking over, and why 29% of our code is now AI-written.