The modern web is changing fast. Front-end frameworks evolve quickly, standards are emerging and old ones are fading out of favor. There are a lot of things to learn, but knowing the right thing is more critical than learning them all. Modern Web Podcast is an interview-style show where we learn about modern web development from industry experts. We’re committed to making it easy to digest lots of useful information!
This podcast episode explores the various aspects of AI adoption and its impact on different domains, including workflow improvement, resume creation, GPT customization and sharing, collaboration within teams and organizations, the potential of AI in education, and the disparity in AI usage between public and private s...
This podcast episode explores various topics related to AI technology, JavaScript, and the impact on software development and society. The hosts and guest discuss the democratization of AI technology, the emergence of vector databases, the challenges and potential of using LLMs (large language models), the capabilities...
This podcast episode explores the significance of AI bias in software development and the need for developers to understand and address it effectively. It discusses the JavaScript Framework Wars as an example of bias in the software community and highlights common misconceptions and biases that hinder prompt engineerin...
This podcast episode dives into optimizing web applications by discussing the challenges and potential solutions for improving performance and security by offloading scripts to run off the main thread. The hosts explore the role of React Server Components, emphasizing their advantages for simple use cases, such as stor...
This podcast episode explores the latest trends in web development, featuring discussions with Jack Harrington, a former principal engineer at Nike and Walmart Labs. Harrington highlights the importance of practical application building and emphasizes understanding core technologies while applying them in real-world sc...
This podcast episode explores the future of front-end development, with a focus on the potential impact of observables landing in the browser. The speakers express enthusiasm for the progress being made on observables and believe that they could replace RXJS for many use cases. However, they also caution that React's d...
This podcast episode follows the journey of a self-taught engineer, Attila Fasina, as he navigates the world of web development and becomes involved in the development of the Solid framework. The episode explores the latest trends in web development, including the Rust programming language, the Solid framework, and the...
This podcast episode explores the latest trends and technologies in web development, including the benefits of using web APIs, the nuances within the tech industry, and the potential of CSS. The speakers share their thoughts on hot takes, RSCs, and Tailwind CSS, offering insights into the advantages and disadvantages o...
This podcast episode discusses various topics related to web development, including the discourse around React server components, the evolving dynamics of React framework, the potential of BUN becoming the default runtime for node development, the impact of AI-powered code generation on programming frameworks, the futu...
This podcast episode discusses the concept of durable execution, a transformative paradigm that offers a reliable and simplified approach to software development. It explores how durable execution ensures the continuity of functions, simplifies system design, and improves performance. By eliminating the need for comple...
This podcast episode explores neural networks and their application in artificial intelligence and machine learning. It delves into the structure, function, and training processes of neural networks, emphasizing the importance of understanding linear algebra and calculus as mathematical foundations. The discussion also...
This podcast explores the journey of James Quick from full-time content creator to Astro expert. He sheds light on his decision to diversify his income by creating an Astro course, emphasizing the benefits of Astro and its unique features, such as content collections, Zod, and View Transitions. James also discusses the...
This podcast episode explores the concept of time travel debugging, where developers can capture and replay bugs to find solutions, and introduces Replay, a tool that enables this for React applications, allowing for easier debugging and a comprehensive understanding of web applications.
This podcast episode delves into current trends and controversies in web development, touching on the popularity of React and its potential decline, the challenges of maintaining CSS codebases, the controversies surrounding Tailwind CSS, the rise of CSS frameworks like Remix, Qwik, and Builder.io, the potential impact ...
This podcast episode explores the journey of creating TresJS, a 3D library for Vue.js, from its initial inspiration to its current state as a robust open-source framework. The host and guests discuss the benefits and challenges of using Vue's Composition API, the importance of community involvement, the role of AI in o...
This podcast episode delves into DivOps, an approach that unifies DevOps principles and focuses on developer tooling. It explores the key differences between DevOps engineers and traditional backend engineers, acknowledging their unique role in maintaining and managing various tools and environments for front-end platf...
This podcast episode explores the journey of Daniel Rowe, a framework lead at Nuxt, Google GDE, and Microsoft MVP, into the world of open source. Daniel shares his diverse experiences in theology, law, and creative agency, highlighting the non-commercial and relational aspects of open source. The episode delves into th...
This podcast episode focuses on the accessible pathways into the tech industry, the value of apprenticeships, internships and open source contributions, the role of product managers at GitHub, the importance of empathy in product management, and GitHub's goal to become a truly global platform for collaboration and inno...
In this podcast episode, Mark Erickson, a Redux maintainer and front-end engineer, discusses the challenges and advancements in releasing libraries and versioning in the modern web ecosystem. He emphasizes the lack of a comprehensive guide and the need for standardized practices and resources in library publishing. The...
This podcast episode features Aiden Bai, the creator of MillionJS, who shares his coding journey and the creation of MillionJS. The episode emphasizes the significance of supportive communities like Hack Club and discusses MillionJS's focus on performance as an accessibility issue. Aiden explains MillionJS's unique app...
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