OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Wes and Scott dig into Chrome's new Dev Tools MCP server that lets your AI drive a real browser, read console errors, audit performance, and take screenshots. Plus a chipped tooth, spooky story submissions, and a Sentry Seer save from a lousy typo.
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React core dev Ricky Hanlon breaks down transitions, Suspense batching, useOptimistic, and why the best React code might be the code you never write. Plus, a friendly Ohio State vs. Michigan feud and the truth about Next.js controlling React.
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Scott sits down with Microsoft's Chief Product Officer of Responsible AI, Dr. Sarah Bird, to talk about whether responsible AI is even a real thing and what web devs can do about it. Expect security, privacy, local models, job anxiety, and a very wholesome Japanese pottery sick pick.
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Evan You, creator of Vue and Vite, explains how a would-be designer ended up writing bundlers in Rust, why Rolldown is up to 16x faster, and what he really thinks about React Server Components. Plus VoidZero's Vite+ plans and a Vite documentary premiere.
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Scott spends a holiday weekend living on DHH's Omarchy Linux setup and comes out wondering if macOS has rotted. Tiling windows, web apps as first-class citizens, Framework laptops, and a little Mac-bashing included.
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CJ shows off the custom Sega Genesis game he built for Sentry Hack Week, running on real hardware off an Everdrive. Learn how SGDK, Tiled, custom Java extensions, and a vibe-coded palette tool make 1989 hardware surprisingly approachable.
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Scott, Wes, and CJ recap Sentry's Hack Week, where they built a Sega Genesis game in C, a web-controlled LED grid, and a competitive UI coding platform. Hear what worked, what broke, and how AI helped (or didn't).
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Scott, a recovering non-planner, and Wes break down how to start a new project without regrets, from pseudocode outlines and data structures to picking the right tech and wrangling AI steering docs. Also, a surprising amount of talk about charging cables and grocery shopping.
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Potluck time! Wes and Scott tackle Cloudflare's AI crawler blocking, supporting local-first apps, whether a vibe-coded product belongs in your portfolio, and how to keep kids' screen time from turning into brain rot.
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Wes and Scott catch up on summer's web dev news: Amazon's Kiro editor, Node running TypeScript, Rolldown-Vite's 100x builds, async Svelte with remote functions, and Perplexity's Comet browser that actually does stuff for you. Plus a tsunami scare in Maui and a file server that runs on literally everything.