OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Scott and Wes share the habits they want to build in 2026, from habit tracking and inbox zero to handstands, faster typing, and actually shipping stuff. Plus a live typing test that goes about as well as you'd expect.
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Wes and Scott peer into the crystal ball for 2026 and call their shots on WebGPU, CSS, Temporal, linting wars, AI acquisitions, and more. Come for the bold predictions, stay for the Raycast-style website roasting and the dithering hype.
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Wes and Scott grade every one of their 2025 web dev predictions, from Temporal landing in browsers to Bun getting snapped up by Anthropic and React Server Components getting wrecked. Spoiler: Scott claims 100% accuracy, Wes says 87%, and reality lives somewhere in between.
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Wes and Scott answer a potluck of listener questions: why markdown as a CMS hurts, how to master keyboard shortcuts, whether to move countries for less money, and how to back up everything. Plus AI commit messages, frameworks in the age of AI, and LEGO apps.
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Scott and Wes dig into their home server setups, from Synology NAS upgrades and $25 2.5 gig dongles to Jellyfin, Plex, Coolify, and safely exposing it all to the internet. Also: why you should do the math on your electric bill before running that old Mac Pro.
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Scott and Wes dive into the strangest, coolest corners of creative coding, from live-coded music with Strudel to Hydra visuals, shaders, projection mapping, and synchronized Christmas light shows. Warning: you may lose your whole week to the Hydra editor.
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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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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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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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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.