OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Potluck time! Wes and Scott tackle editor shortcut chaos, whether WASM kills Docker, how to ask for that senior title, and if LLMs have turned the web into one giant React blob.
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Scott and Wes dig through the State of Devs 2025 survey covering salaries, layoffs, remote work, phones, health, hobbies, and the questionable music taste of web developers. Plus Scott's concussion recovery update and a surprising amount of Jira suffering.
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CJ breaks down how RSS actually works and how he built a self-hosted feed setup with MiniFlux, Capy Reader, ReadKit and Wallabag so he can escape ads, comment sections and Reddit rage. Plus, where to find feeds for news sites, Hacker News, subreddits and even your Bluesky follows.
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Scott and Wes tour the wild landscape of local-first sync engines, from Zero and LiveStore to InstantDB, Convex, Electric SQL and more. Find out which one fits your stack, and why your app might soon feel instant.
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Wes and Scott tackle your potluck questions on requestAnimationFrame, code review tips, the new CSS attr() function, AI eating the web, full stack pressure, pre-commit hooks, and migrating a gnarly PHP app. Plus air dusters and competition kettlebells because of course.
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Wes breaks down the Model Context Protocol, from tool calling vs MCP to remote servers, OAuth, resources, and prompts, after his AI currency calculator kept hallucinating math. Plus jackhammers, Mario Kart, and a very cursed Wii mod.
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Superhuman's head of engineering explains how they make email feel impossibly fast with local-first data, bespoke React UI, and a 100ms rule for every interaction. Plus AI drafts, keyboard shortcuts, and why dark mode is still a sore spot.
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Potluck time! Scott and Wes tackle maintaining a popular NPM package, what to learn after a layoff, imposter syndrome, reverse proxies, and why Scott's lighting suddenly looks so good. Plus a cardboard cutter, kitchen scissors, and Gridfinity obsession.
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Wes and Scott break down the freshest TC39 proposals heading to JavaScript, from deferred imports to a full random toolkit and a long-overdue clamp. Plus, Hulu rants, struggling backwards, and a charger with a screen.
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CSS now has real if statements, and Scott and Wes break down how they work, where they beat classes and JavaScript, and why your theming system might never be the same. Grab Chrome and follow along with the CodePen demos.