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Hasty Treat - Handy Utility Functions with Just
Scott and Wes discuss JUST, a small JavaScript utility function library, its use cases and benefits over larger libraries like Lodash.
#javascript#webdev#programming
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A Podcast on Running a Podcast
Covers how Wes and Scott run every aspect of the Syntax podcast from recording, planning, editing, promoting, sponsors, and more.
#podcasting#webdev#production
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Hasty Treat - Neat Things in CSS Color - Current and Coming!
Discussion of current and upcoming CSS color features like contrast functions, accent colors, color mixing, new color spaces and alpha transparency options.
#css#colors#accessibility
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Potluck — Corn Shucking × Self-Hosting Images × WordPress × Getting Scammed × Portfolios
Scott and Wes answer listener questions on a variety of web development topics including building portfolio sites, Svelte testing, MDX, WordPress hosting strategies, and more.
#Careers#JavaScript#CMS
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Hasty Treat - Spicy Takeout - PHP Is Good and We’re Just Re-Creating It
Wes and Scott discuss the merits of PHP and how modern JavaScript frameworks are reinventing many of its features like mixing logic and templates, hot reloading, and more.
#php#javascript#webdev
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Changelog Frontend Feud
Web development podcast hosts compete in a game show testing their knowledge of frontend development.
#podcast#game#frontend
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Hasty Treat - Desktop Apps + New Tech We Love
Scott and Wes discuss new and popular developer tools and apps like Lucylang state machines, MD Specs for Svelte, Fig terminal autocomplete, Warp terminal in Rust, Raycast app launcher, Obsidian note taking app, and Descript audio/video editor.
#Mac Apps#Terminals#Audio/Video
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From React To SvelteKit
Scott rewrote his Level Up Tutorials site from React to SvelteKit and discusses his experience with the transition.
#react#svelte#javascript
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Hasty Treat - Webhooks
Wes and Scott explain what webhooks are and how to use them for communication between servers and services.
#webhooks#nodejs
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New to JavaScript — ES2022
Overview of new JavaScript language features added in ECMAScript 2022 including top level await, the array .at() method, private fields and methods in classes, regex indices and more.
#JavaScript#ECMAScript#ES2022