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Wes and Scott chat live from JS Nation in Amsterdam about whether chat apps will swallow the web, or if we'll still want to click buttons and wander grocery aisles. Wes previews his talk on agentic interfaces, WebMCP, and generative UI.
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Wes, Scott, and CJ are back from Amsterdam with selfies, stroopwafels, and hot takes on hand-made Claude launch videos, the Fable ban, and native out-of-order HTML streaming. Plus ASCII art tools, replacing your dusty npm packages, and why conferences cure burnout.
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Live from JS Nation in Amsterdam, Wes, Scott, and CJ break down Cloudflare buying VoidZero, what it means for Vite, Vite Plus, and Void, and why the whole stack now lives under one roof. Spoiler: Vite stays open source and nobody gets charged for environment variables (yet).
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Jake Archibald, now at Mozilla, spills on how Firefox picks what to ship, why the Prompt API has browsers fighting, and why animating display none is worth the wait. Plus JPEG XL, web serial, HTML in Canvas, and a lot of sunburn.
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Ben Vinegar shows how he runs coding agents over SSH with tmux, ditches the IDE, and builds terminal tools like Hunk and Term Draw. Plus Modem, the AI product manager that reads the internet's complaints so you don't have to.
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Wes and Scott tackle why good front end devs are hard to find, the weird browser feature document.designMode, coworkers who don't care, and whether AI is killing the joy of coding. Plus GSAP vs Motion, update avoidance, and a plastic welder you didn't know you needed.
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Wes and Scott dig through the State of AI survey results to see what devs actually use, pay for, and fear. Spoiler: nobody knows what a model is, Cursor got snubbed, and 72% say AI is integral to their workflow.
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Alex Sexton and Amadeus DeMarzi of Pierre Computer Company explain how they built blazing-fast Diffs and Trees primitives that scroll through million-line diffs without breaking a sweat. Learn about sticky-positioning tricks, web components, and letting AI auto-research optimize your hot paths.
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Before you unleash 10 agents on your codebase, spend five minutes making a few key decisions so your project doesn't turn into a Marie Kondo nightmare. Scott and Wes walk through the eight foundations to lock in first.
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Wes and Scott dig into whether AI can be creative, nail UX, or make design that actually converts, starting with the mysterious ubiquity of Sarah Chen testimonials. Plus design.md, Google Stitch, and why Claude is secretly a great busy-work designer.
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Johnny Berger returns to talk about how Remotion exploded thanks to Claude skills, why Chrome's new HTML in Canvas API feels like day one again, and the wild world of video slop, WebCodecs, and DMX disco lights.
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A brand new Shai-Hulud worm chewed through TanStack and a pile of other npm and PyPI packages using a poisoned GitHub Actions cache, complete with a dead man switch that wipes your home directory. Wes and Scott break down how it happened and how to protect yourself.
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Wes and Scott each bring four agent skills to the table, from CSS motion systems and HTML anti-pattern slayers to logo extraction and Remotion videos. Plus, a spicy debate on whether AI should write your marketing copy.
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The all-you-can-eat AI buffet is closing as Copilot multipliers jump to 27x, while hackers are targeting job interviews and Vercel keys need rotating. Plus: ditch NVM for Vite Plus, why native HTML beats 16MB component libraries, and a new CSS linter on the horizon.
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Scott and Wes tackle a listener question about hitting a hard deadline when you're behind and tickets keep rolling in. Learn how to plan, cut scope, ask for help, and make sure it never happens again.
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Wes and Scott celebrate 1,000 episodes with the whole team, a deep dive into transcript stats, hilarious supercuts of their most overused phrases, and the origin story of the podcast from a 2016 Google Doc. Find out who talks more, why Scott says 'rid' so much, and why the monster truck intros had to die.
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Wes and Scott break down how to keep your CSS from rotting into a Times New Roman-infested mess, from Tailwind and StyleX to CSS layers, @scope, and linting. Plus, Scott's forty-something dance debut.
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Scott and Wes dig into the deterministic tools that turn AI slop into actual code quality, from dead code finders to custom lint rules AI can't ignore. Stop begging your agents.md to behave and start enforcing the rules.
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Wes and Scott tear through a mountain of listener-submitted and self-built projects, from AI agent tools and Warcraft peons yelling at Claude to Rust linters and sneaky React Native web view tricks. Come for the roasting, stay for the long list of stuff you'll immediately want to install.
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CSS finally gets masonry with display: grid-lanes, HTML can now live inside a canvas, and CSS can roll its own dice. Scott and Wes tear through a pile of new web platform goodies you can use today and some you can only drool over behind a flag.
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Tim Neutkens and Jimmy Lai of the Next.js team break down the new stable Adapters API that lets you host Next.js on Cloudflare, Netlify, Bun, Kubernetes and beyond. Plus caching layers, Turbopack's origin story, and the burning question: why not just use Vite?
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Why can't Claude design its way out of a paper bag, and why does every vibe-coded site look the same? Wes and Scott also tackle perf debugging, soldering gear, Vibe Rules vs skills, and the genius Composer One interview.
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Scott and Wes break down the wildest week in web dev: Claude Code's source map leak, the Axios supply chain attack, the pretext text layout frenzy, and Railway's CDN caching nightmare. Plus sick picks for kid-proof chargers, Kindles, and headphones.
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Wes walks through how he moved his ten-year-old course platform from Express to Hono and from Pug to JSX with AI, and why planning, patterns, and testing matter more than the typing. Plus Sick Picks for voice dictation and monitor layouts.
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Wes, CJ, and Scott dig into Vite's new VOID framework and deployment platform that bakes Cloudflare bindings, Drizzle, and Better Auth into a Vite plugin. Is it a Rails for JavaScript, a Vercel for Cloudflare, or just glorious lock-in?
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Vite+ is now open source and wants to merge your linter, formatter, Node version manager, task runner, and package manager behind one tiny command: vp. Scott, Wes, and CJ walk through what it does, what it can't replace yet, and why agents love it.
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Scott and Wes dig through the State of JS 2025 survey results to see what devs actually use: the backwards C curve of hype, Astro's rise, Playwright and Vitest taking over, and why 29% of our code is now AI-written.
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Steve Faulkner of Cloudflare explains how he used Opus, OpenCode, and a few overnight token binges to port Next.js to Vite as vNext. Learn the process, the security fallout, and where AI-written software is headed.
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Wes and Scott break down every way to run coding agents away from your laptop, from Cursor cloud agents and Claude Code to OpenCode Web on a Tailscale network and an old MacBook under the desk. Plus web search costs, Sentry auto-fixing errors, and the eternal port 3007 problem.
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Wes and Scott debate whether AI means we can finally stop caring about clean code (spoiler: please keep caring), plus a second brain update, hamburger menus without JS, and whether Bootstrap is still a thing. Also: iOS haptics via a hidden checkbox switch, Effect.ts, and a parenting podcast plug.
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Theo Ephraim and Phil Miller of Varlock explain why plain text .env files are a liability in the age of AI coding agents, and how a single schema file can validate, type, and inject your secrets. Also: butter, soy sauce, and a programmable Eurorack module.
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Paolo Ricciuti breaks down how the Svelte team is pulling a DOM-obsessed framework out of the browser so it can render to Lynx native apps, terminals, and beyond. Expect templates, fragments, pigeons, and a very good to-do app.
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Scott breaks down how he built a no-nonsense multi-source video recorder, why Tauri and Safari's blurry screen captures drove him to Electron, and how he wired up Stripe, Keygen, and auto-updates. Spoiler: he kinda loves Electron now, sorry folks.
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Wes and Scott rant about bots wrecking every inbox and timeline, then tear through Node enabling Temporal, OpenAI buying OpenClaw, TypeScript 6 beta, TanStack Hotkeys, Shaders.com, Voxtral Transcribe 2, and the flood of agent platforms.
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Scott and Wes walk through every feature in Interop 2026, from container style queries and anchor positioning to media pseudo classes and WebTransport. Plus a Twitter dim mode rant, color contrast drama, and a Safari shame bucket.
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Agents.md, skills, sub agents, hooks, plugins, MCPs... what the heck is all this stuff and where does it go? Scott and Wes untangle the AI coding jargon so you can stop nodding along and start being effective.
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Wes breaks down WebMCP, a brand new spec that lets your website publish its own tools to AI with no extra MCP server required. Watch a grocery list app get bossed around in plain English, then hear hot takes on why this might be the web's bridge to AI.
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Wes and Scott tackle potluck questions on running five AI agents at once, whether beginners should lean on AI, pagination vs infinite scroll, and someone literally trying to XSS the show. Also: escaping PHP and jQuery, balancing side projects with kids, and sick picks for e-ink and soldering nerds.
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Scott and Wes pull back the curtain on building MadCSS, a real-time CSS battle platform from scratch in about two weeks. Expect SvelteKit, Zero sync, a very opinionated diffing algorithm, and one sneaky expiring JWT.
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Armin Ronacher and Mario Zechner explain Pi, the minimal, infinitely extensible coding agent harness that powers Clawdbot/Moltbot. Expect prompt injection nightmares, self-modifying agents, and a very honest take on why you probably don't need that big fancy harness.
