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The cutting edge of web development, brought to you by the people building it. Host Jason Lengstorf interviews expert programmers, open source maintainers, startup founders, and more to understand the nuances of modern dev tools.
CodeTV hosts The Web Dev Podcast, a news show with 12 episodes published.
Its common to only hear Wasm talked about in contexts that seem… advanced. How can mere mortals like us hope to build with it? Patrick Dubroy talks about flattening the learning curve and putting Wasm in context.
Svelte is well loved as a web framework, and now the team is working to take it multi-platform. Svelte’s custom renderers API will enable native apps, terminals, and more to be build with Svelte. Maintainer Paolo Ricciut
When npmx showed up, it created a wave of enthusiastic support and open source collaboration. And because we’re in a moment where most discussion about OSS feels pretty bleak, the joy around npmx feels unique. What makes
There’s no shortage of horror stories about AI agents deleting family photos, wiping databases, or deleting the entire code base. But to do the things they promise to do, AI agents need access to sensitive accounts, file
Developers building apps on ATproto, the technology behind social media apps like Bluesky and Leaflet, are promising us a future where we own our content and aren’t at the whims of a tiny handful of companies. Software e
Once a contract is signed, you need to create projects, repos, kickoff emails, and more — but that admin work can be automated! Learn how to build automated workflows with the DocuSign API.
The pace of change in AI dev tools is dizzying, but it does seem like clear patterns are starting to emerge. Cassidy Williams talks about the state of the industry and how devs outside the hype cycle might actually use t
Marcy Sutton was due for a personal website update. She decided to drop Gatsby and migrate her site to Astro. Dig into the technical reasons for moving a website to Astro in this conversation. Get hands on: Marcy and Jas
The cure for useEffect, explained by React core maintainer Ricky Hanlon. Learn how modern patterns in React make some of the trickier parts of async React code a little less frustrating. Get hands on: Ricky and Jason pai
Angular maintainer Alex Rickabaugh talks Signal Forms, from why they’re worth the effort, to how a mature open source project manages changes to core functionality when tens of thousands of developers depend on your code
Inngest CTO Dan Farrelly knows how hard it is to connect lots and lots of different systems into manageable, dependable workflows. He joins host Jason Lengstorf to tell the story of how Inngest was born, why it's needed
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