Your weekly celebration of JavaScript and the web. Current panelists: Jerod Santo, Kevin Ball (KBall), Nick Nisi, Chris Hiller, Amal Hussein & Amy Dutton. Past panelists: Suz Hinton, Feross Aboukhadijeh, Amelia Wattenberger, Divya Sasidharan, Alex Sexton, Rachel White, Emma Bostian, Ali Spittel, Mikeal Rogers & Jessica Sachs. We talk about the web platform (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, etc), front-end frameworks (ReactJS, SolidJS, Svelte, VueJS, AngularJS, etc), JavaScript and TypeScript runtimes (Node, Deno, Bun), web animation, SVG, TailwindCSS, robotics, IoT, and much more. If JavaScript and/or the web touch your life, this show’s for you. Some people search for JSParty and can't find the show, so now the string JSParty is in our description too.
This podcast episode explores the longevity and unique strengths of EmberJS. The Ember core team discusses their backgrounds, the challenges faced in the early days, and the importance of community engagement. The conversation covers Ember's stability, commitment to supporting older versions, and its technical advancem...
This podcast episode explores the development and significance of creating SDKs for APIs, the changing landscape of data science and JavaScript's role in it, the challenges and potential of JavaScript beyond web development, the importance of building a community for ambitious JavaScript projects, the features and bene...
This podcast episode explores the features, benefits, challenges, and future of React Native and its ecosystem, particularly focusing on the use of Expo and Neon Fleets. The episode highlights the popularity of React Native and the lack of quality content and UI components available for developers. It also discusses th...
This podcast episode discusses various topics related to browser development and web development tools. It highlights the features and benefits of Socket, a security platform for managing open-source dependencies, as well as Polypane, a browser designed specifically for developers. The speakers share their experiences ...
This podcast episode explores the debate surrounding the necessity of build steps in web development. Speakers argue for and against build steps, discussing their benefits, drawbacks, and potential future improvements. The conversation also touches on topics such as simplicity in JavaScript development, performance opt...
This podcast episode covers a range of topics, including the future plans for 11ty, funding models in open source projects, challenges faced by Gatsby users, JavaScript runtimes on the server, NEON's Managed Serverless Postgres, issues with AI-based summaries, concerns about privacy and data governance, discoverability...
This podcast episode explores various topics related to web development, including the state of HTML, the popularity of site generators, debugging JavaScript bugs, HTML email technology, the release of React 19, the introduction of Volt package management ecosystem, the evolution of build systems, the importance of gat...
This podcast episode features Brian Breiholz, a developer specializing in putting 3D games in the browser. Brian discusses his transition from web development to game development using 3JS and React 3 Fiber. The episode explores his experience in previous game jams and the challenges faced in creating a disco-themed ha...
This podcast episode dives into the world of web development, exploring topics such as low level web primitives, functional web components, and the challenges faced in creating and adopting web component libraries. The conversation includes insights from various experts, who share their experiences with tools like Shoe...
This podcast episode discusses the Enhance project, which focuses on server-side rendering of web components. It highlights the benefits of server rendering and the use of WebAssembly for executing native code in a WASM-compatible runtime. The episode also explores the concept of design systems and the importance of us...
This podcast episode explores the Solid.js framework and its evolution from a reactivity library to a fully-fledged framework. Solid.js prioritizes performance and efficiency while providing a low-overhead solution that is slightly slower than Vanilla.js but offers the benefits of a framework or library. Solid.js focus...
This podcast episode explores the Boring JavaScript Stack, a collection of reliable technologies for web development that prioritize stability and simplicity. The stack combines InertiaJS with a stable MVC framework to create single-page applications (SPAs) without the need for separate frontend and backend codebases. ...
This podcast episode explores the origins and evolution of the Wiz web framework, developed by Google to address the challenges of code chunking and performance optimization in frontend development. The episode discusses the integration of Wiz with Angular, emphasizing the exchange of concepts and the benefits of this ...
This podcast episode delves into various topics, including the skepticism surrounding an AI software engineer called Devin and its limitations in solving software issues independently. The importance of human involvement in utilizing AI tools like Devin is emphasized, as they are not yet capable of replacing human deve...
This podcast episode explores the importance of browser competition and web app functionality in maintaining a fair and open internet. It discusses the role of Open Web Advocacy (OWA) in advocating for these principles, particularly in relation to Apple's restrictive practices on iOS. The conversation highlights the si...
This podcast episode explores the concept of Core Web Vitals, a set of metrics designed to measure the user-centric performance of web pages. These metrics encompass loading performance, interaction responsiveness, and layout stability, providing a comprehensive view of the user experience. The episode introduces a new...
This podcast episode dives into the world of technical book writing, providing valuable insights from experienced authors Adrian Braganza-Taca and Dylan Hildenbrand. They discuss the motivations for writing, the process of getting started, the challenges of meeting deadlines, the nuances of working with editors, and th...
This episode covers a wide array of topics, delving into the intersection of technology and culture while also discussing debugging strategies, career choices, and personal experiences. The hosts and guests offer their perspectives on various subjects, providing insights into the evolving landscape of web development, ...
This podcast episode highlights the journey of the Angular team, from its inception to its current state. It delves into the innovative features of Angular, such as "Defer" and deferred views, and the team's commitment to balancing user needs with accessibility for new users. The episode also discusses the evolving lan...
This podcast episode focuses on the evolution of React, delving into its transition from solely client-side rendering to embracing server-side rendering with React Server Components (RSCs). It explores the shift in mental models, advantages of RSCs, and their potential to enhance performance and user experience.
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