Theo - t3․gg

Why I Gave Up On Linux

This podcast episode traces Theo's evolution from a fervent Linux user to a MacBook devotee, illustrating how his changing needs and experiences led him to appreciate the simplicity and efficiency of the Apple ecosystem. Through anecdotes of his college days, internships, and professional encounters, Theo emphasizes th...

Stealing Buttons

An unexpected memory leak in JS

A new browser I'm actually hyped about

Is it time to move on?

This podcast episode critically examines the state of frontend development in the post-React landscape, reflecting on the ongoing influence of React and its foundational concepts, while acknowledging the emergence of alternative frameworks. The speaker navigates through the historical context of React's rise, discusses...

A New Drag And Drop Library For EVERY Framework

Switzerland is the first open source country (yes really)

Why GitHub Won

This podcast episode explores the evolution of code hosting from the era of centralized systems like SVN and platforms like SourceForge to the groundbreaking innovations introduced by GitHub, which seamlessly integrated Git with social coding features. The speaker reflects on GitHub's remarkable growth, its transition ...

Corepack is dead, and I'm scared

How I cracked an impossible DEF CON challenge

Yes, we actually won

ky: Like fetch() but less bad

The Actual Dumbest Thing About Try/Catch

Speedrunning Stripe (yes really)

The crypto scam that almost ruined npm forever

OpenAI Discovers JSON (And Zod???)

Hacking LightHouse Scores

This podcast episode highlights the critical importance of field data and real-world user experience in web performance assessment, arguing that tools like Google Lighthouse, while useful, can be misleading due to their heavy reliance on specific performance metrics that don't always correlate with user satisfaction. B...

AI isn't gonna keep improving

This podcast episode articulates a critical examination of the current state of AI, suggesting we may be hitting an innovation plateau akin to Moore's Law, where the exponential improvements in artificial intelligence, particularly through large language models (LLMs), are waning. The speaker emphasizes the necessity f...

Google’s New Deal With Reddit

Porffor: Compile Your JavaScript To WebAssembly