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Buy It or Build It? A Service is Not a Solution
Discussion on evaluating whether to buy or build services for your application.
#services#saas#api
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TypeScript Fundamentals × Satisfies and as const
Scott and Wes discuss new TypeScript techniques like 'as const' to create frozen read-only types from data and 'satisfies' to allow better inference for unknown metadata objects.
#TypeScript#JavaScript
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TypeScript Fundamentals × Type Narrowing, Guards, and Predicates
Discussion on TypeScript fundamentals like type narrowing, guards and predicates which narrow types from general to specific.
#typescript#webdev#javascript
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Desktop Apps in JS × Electron and Tauri
Scott and Wes discuss building desktop applications using JavaScript and frameworks like Electron and Tori.
#javascript#electron#tori
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“Serverless” Databases
Discussion on using databases with serverless architectures and the unique challenges around connection pooling, edge locations, and scaling.
#serverless#databases#jamstack
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Rendering Methods Explained
Scott and Wes discuss different rendering methods for web applications based on the State of JS survey results. They provide overviews and examples of SPA, MPA, SSG, SSR, partial and progressive hydration, island architecture, progressive enhancement, ISG, streaming SSR, resumability, and edge rendering.
#rendering#webdev#SPA
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GitHub Next Projects
Scott and Wes discuss GitHub's latest announcements and upcoming products revealed on the GitHub Next website, including GitHub Copilot integrations, voice coding, collaborative workflows, and more.
#ai#github#webdev
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Serverless Limitations
Wes and Scott discuss limitations of serverless functions and how to work around them.
#Serverless#AWS Lambda#Limitations
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React use() hook and Async Server Components Proposal
Scott and Wes discuss the new React Use hook proposal for handling promises and asynchronous data fetching in React components. They cover the basics, comparisons to React Query, concerns around complexity and fragmentation in React.
#react#javascript#webdev
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Short Form Content with Tiktok, Reels, Shorts, Tweets
Wes and Scott discuss creating short-form video content for platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. They cover repurposing existing content, making custom videos, platform algorithms, tips for capturing viewers' attention quickly, challenges of showing code, and using text-based editing tools.
#Video Content#Programming