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Our Predictions for 2023
In this episode, Wes and Scott make predictions for trends and changes in web development during 2023.
#JavaScript #2023 #Predictions #Trends
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Were We Wrong? 2022 Predictions Revisited
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski review their 2022 web development predictions from last year's episode to see what they got right and wrong.
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Potluck × Twitter Thoughts × Business Models × Senior Developer
Potluck Q&A show covering website improvements, managing notifications, JavaScript testing, routers, freelancing tips, smart home automation and more.
#productivity #javascript #career
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JavaScript in 2022
Scott and Wes discuss the JavaScript chapter of the Web Almanac, covering topics like framework usage, script loading, and JS payloads. Wes also shares about recovering from a nasty flu.
#webdev #javascript #webalmanac
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Code Styles × Readable Rules and Petty Preferences
Scott and Wes discuss their code style preferences, focusing on readability over being fancy. They also chat about prepping for a site launch.
#Code Style #JavaScript #Launch Prep
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Potluck × Twitter Following × TypeScript × Playwright
Wes and Scott answer listener questions about using Twitter, the difference between CRUD operations and real-time protocols like WebSockets, and share updates on projects they are working on.
#Twitter #WebSockets #Google
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Responsive Design Techniques
Discussion on different techniques for making websites responsive across devices like mobile, tablets, and desktop screens.
#website design
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CSS Trends Almanac for 2022 Part 2
Scott and Wes continue their analysis of CSS usage trends from the HTTP archive almanac, discussing topics like box model, columns, animations, blend modes, and responsive design.
#CSS #webdev #animation #responsive
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Potluck × Meeting IRL × SSG vs SSR × Domain Privacy
The Syntax podcast hosted by Scott Talinski and Wes Boss covers tasty web development topics.
#Podcasts #Tips & Tricks
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Spooky Web Dev Stories Part 2
Discussion of spooky web development stories involving accidents, bugs, and things gone wrong submitted by listeners.
#webdev #debugging #horror