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TypeScript Tooling Explained
Overview of the various TypeScript tooling options including type checkers, compilers, build tools, IDEs, configs, and recommendations for server-side usage.
#typescript#tooling#compilers
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Scott’s New Office × The Levelup Lodge
In this episode, Scott gives a tour of his home office setup called the LevelUp Lodge, going over all the gear, lighting, audio equipment, tech and other elements that make it an ideal workspace.
#Office Setup#Home Office#Productivity
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Supper Club × Turborepo with Jared Palmer
Jared Palmer discusses Turborepo, monorepos, efficient workflows, and getting acquired by Vercel.
#Turborepo#Monorepos#Podcasts
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Potluck - Protestware × NoSQL × Next.js × ESM × Jest
Wes and Scott answer listener questions about Next.js, database options, build tools, protestware packages, and game development.
#Next.js#Open Source
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Why do we need Web Interop? Another Standards Body?
Wes and Scott discuss a new initiative by Cloudflare and others to improve web interoperability across various JavaScript runtime environments like browsers, Node.js and edge functions.
#javascript#webdev
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Supper Club × NX Monorepos with Victor Savkin
Victor Savkin discusses NX, a development environment and build system designed for monorepos. He covers the core orchestration features, optional plugins, caching, distribution, migrations, and more.
#JavaScript#Monorepo#Build Tools
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10 Nifty Browser APIs
Discussion of 10 interesting browser APIs for accessing user data and hardware like webcam, geolocation, animations, speech, and more.
#APIs#JavaScript
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TypeScript Fundamentals × Narrowing, Discriminating Unions, and Type Guards
An episode discussing TypeScript fundamentals like type narrowing, discriminated unions, and strategies for type guards.
#TypeScript#JavaScript
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WTF is the Edge? Edge Compute / Functions
Discussion on what edge computing is, how it works, use cases, upsides and downsides.
#edge computing#edge functions#serverless
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Why do people still use Axios over Fetch?
Wes and Scott discuss why developers still use the Axios library instead of the native fetch API for network requests in JavaScript. They go over various features like interceptors, progress events, and adapters that make Axios powerful.
#javascript#webdev#axios#fetch