OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Wes and Scott tackle why good front end devs are hard to find, the weird browser feature document.designMode, coworkers who don't care, and whether AI is killing the joy of coding. Plus GSAP vs Motion, update avoidance, and a plastic welder you didn't know you needed.
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Wes and Scott dig through the State of AI survey results to see what devs actually use, pay for, and fear. Spoiler: nobody knows what a model is, Cursor got snubbed, and 72% say AI is integral to their workflow.
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Alex Sexton and Amadeus DeMarzi of Pierre Computer Company explain how they built blazing-fast Diffs and Trees primitives that scroll through million-line diffs without breaking a sweat. Learn about sticky-positioning tricks, web components, and letting AI auto-research optimize your hot paths.
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Before you unleash 10 agents on your codebase, spend five minutes making a few key decisions so your project doesn't turn into a Marie Kondo nightmare. Scott and Wes walk through the eight foundations to lock in first.
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Wes and Scott dig into whether AI can be creative, nail UX, or make design that actually converts, starting with the mysterious ubiquity of Sarah Chen testimonials. Plus design.md, Google Stitch, and why Claude is secretly a great busy-work designer.
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Johnny Berger returns to talk about how Remotion exploded thanks to Claude skills, why Chrome's new HTML in Canvas API feels like day one again, and the wild world of video slop, WebCodecs, and DMX disco lights.
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A brand new Shai-Hulud worm chewed through TanStack and a pile of other npm and PyPI packages using a poisoned GitHub Actions cache, complete with a dead man switch that wipes your home directory. Wes and Scott break down how it happened and how to protect yourself.
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Wes and Scott each bring four agent skills to the table, from CSS motion systems and HTML anti-pattern slayers to logo extraction and Remotion videos. Plus, a spicy debate on whether AI should write your marketing copy.
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The all-you-can-eat AI buffet is closing as Copilot multipliers jump to 27x, while hackers are targeting job interviews and Vercel keys need rotating. Plus: ditch NVM for Vite Plus, why native HTML beats 16MB component libraries, and a new CSS linter on the horizon.
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Scott and Wes tackle a listener question about hitting a hard deadline when you're behind and tickets keep rolling in. Learn how to plan, cut scope, ask for help, and make sure it never happens again.