Episodes
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679: Two Idiots Argue With Kevin Powell About CSS
Consistency and passion are key drivers for success in content creation.
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678: AI Hype, Browser Journey, and Content Creation Incentives
AI is currently at a hype cycle stage, raising questions about its role in content creation.
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677: Background Code Agents, Append AI, and RSS Starter Packs
AI tools, such as background coding agents, are enhancing developer productivity by automating routine tasks.
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676: The $200 Upgrade, CSS Module Scripts, and Social Media Ethos
Investing in the right gear can significantly enhance content quality, especially for video production.
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675: Building Hot Page with Tim Farnam
Hot Page is a unique web development tool that combines no-code capabilities with deep access to HTML and CSS, targeting developers who want to maintain creative control.
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674: Context in Console, CodePen’s New Editor, and Looking for a New Arc
CodePen’s new editor offers enhanced support for package imports and improves user experience with bare module names and import maps.
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673: Live-streaming Demos, CSS Animation Composition, and Anchor Position
Engaging with your audience is crucial for successful streaming; it can be challenging to keep their attention when viewership is low.
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672: Design Tokens, Web Compents, and Web Monetization
Understanding the logic of puzzle games like 'Clues by Sam' can provide insights into data structures and design.
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671: Naming Consistency, HTML Includes, and Mixins
Networking at conferences like CSS Day can lead to valuable insights and collaborations.
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670: Brad and Ian Frost on Their New Design Tokens Course
Design tokens simplify the design process by allowing for standardized styling that can be easily managed across different applications.
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669: Peter Pistorius on Developing RedwoodSDK
RedwoodSDK is built to reduce complexity in web development, focusing on composability and developer control.
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668: Jake Archibald on Native HTML Includes
HTML currently lacks a native import mechanism, which poses a challenge for developers looking to manage content effectively.
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667: Jen Simmons on Declarative Web Push, Form Control Styling, & More
The new contrast-color function in CSS aims to provide computer-generated contrast recommendations for texts based on background colors.
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666: What Are the Evils of the Web Platform?
Dark patterns are deceptive design practices that prioritize corporate metrics over user experience.
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665: JavaScript Educator and Twitch Streamer Mat Marquis
Charity Stream: Mat participated in a Mega Man gaming marathon to raise funds, creatively tying donations to game deaths for entertainment.
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664: Figma Sites, CSS Carousels, and Internship Prep
Understanding user acquisition costs is crucial for tech businesses, as it impacts how they strategize user conversions.
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663: HBD Dave, Silly Web Fun, Color-Mix Tips
Listening to podcasts at different speeds can alter perception and understanding, impacting how podcasts are produced and consumed.
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662: Alternative Browsers, Discord vs Circle, and AI in the Browser
The browser landscape is diversifying with the rise of alternative browsers like Vivaldi and Brave, which cater to specific user needs.
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661: Working Vacations, Ripping Out JavaScript, and Non-US Cloud Service Options
Exploring alternatives to US-based cloud services is important, especially in light of international concerns.
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660: Teaching CSS, Conferences, and Masonry Updates
Teaching CSS can benefit from real-world applications and constraints to enhance the learning experience.
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