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It was a pleasure talking to Mo about the concept of Universal React - or, how to build React apps that really work across all browsers and platforms. Lots of great advice in here for small teams looking to have a big impact!

Co-founder of CodePen Chris Coyier discusses HTML's landscape going into 2025, discussing backwards compatibility, new HTML elements and pseudo-elements, and more! Apple: buff.ly/4hhWYTe Spotify: buff.ly/3WHYHJo

Sia Karamalegos, performance engineer, discusses pitfalls of relying on Lighthouse, the importance of RUM, and various performance indicators, giving practical insights to enhance user experience on your website! Apple: buff.ly/3Qbph9O Spotify: buff.ly/3Ela2IP

Dev Agrawal Dev Agrawal discusses building efficient async UIs, challenges and solutions for handling complex state management, utilizing React and Solid frameworks, and more. Apple: buff.ly/4gVMpEB Spotify: buff.ly/4hYPPr4

The number one bad practice that developers do when it comes to databases? Check out the answer on our latest episode as Nikolas Burk talks about Prisma Postgress and databases. Spotify: tinyurl.com/3ppce687 Apple: tinyurl.com/mryxz22e

The number one mistake young devs make? Steve Ruiz says it's an over-reliance on tools! 🌟 Dive deep into core engineering skills. #Development #Engineering #CareerAdvice #TechTalk Apple: bit.ly/3QEq5nW Spotify: bit.ly/3EV6Xjf

AI isn’t taking your job—unless you’re doing work that’s easy to replace. Roy Derks (Roy Derks 🚀) shares why why higher-level problem-solving and a strong technical foundation are more valuable than ever. Spotify: buff.ly/1ZUCmZa Apple: buff.ly/VjCVYOI

In our latest episode, Anthony Fu 🦋 @antfu.me talks about moving to ESM—better tree shaking, smaller bundles, but a tough migration. Is it the right move? 🤔 YouTube: buff.ly/Vw1i3F2 Apple: buff.ly/nmMrSnP Spotify: buff.ly/g5tUmL1

On today’s episode, we talk with Luca Casonato 🏳️‍🌈 from the Deno core team about debugging with the directly integrated OpenTelemetry. Listen now: 📺 YT: lnkd.in/ed2FGBwP 🎧 Spotify: bit.ly/3FJ5VXQ 🎧 Apple: bit.ly/445eiHh

On today's episode, Ben Holmes explores frontend development without backend dependency, using local SQLite and background sync engines. No backend updates, no round trips—just ship! 🚀 YT: buff.ly/vRYkRIe Apple: buff.ly/Fh1EN5c Spotify: buff.ly/VdNUDu6

Most terminals force a tradeoff: speed, features, or cross-platform. Mitchell Hashimoto built Ghostty to deliver all three—and proves quake-style dropdowns aren’t niche, they’re essential. YT: buff.ly/mkNnDGT Apple: buff.ly/oTu2GBV Spotify: buff.ly/6YGPWBA

for loops = easy bugs. map = safer, cleaner logic. Functional programming is future-proof. Check out this weeks episode with Jemima below! YT: buff.ly/Z7Vqz9l Apple: buff.ly/rRNkfQD Spotify: buff.ly/6aJ0jz2

The JS framework race isn’t about build tools anymore. The real differentiation? API design. Better DX = faster teams = better products. 🎧 Listen to our episode with Evan You here: YT: bit.ly/3F2bJLV Apple: bit.ly/4m1RfUk Spotify: bit.ly/43hWbNq

We're excited to dig into RedwoodSDK with you, Peter! Episode drops May 15 - stay tuned. 😎

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Why do frontend and backend still feel like rival factions? Vote in the poll down below! We unpack this in our episode with Dan Abramov. Org silos, UI boundaries, and why users don't care where the logic lives. 🎧 Check it out: buff.ly/efOicud

Shipping shouldn’t feel like a magic trick 🧙‍♂️✨ But in 2025? It kinda does. Too much integration, not enough code. Peter Pistorius talks RedwoodSDK, clean code, and tools that just work. 🚀 YT: buff.ly/l6HeFYN Apple: buff.ly/jFTXHYY Spotify: buff.ly/oTJw2NT