Zero Developer Day - Level Up Your Logan Experience

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zero is a new browser that aims to make it easier for people to manage their online life. The company's first challenge was how do you build the right system? They've got two events coming up, one in london and another in Berlin. You can get hands on with o zero actions or white boarding opportunities at either event.

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Hursh Agrawal of The Browser Company about Scott’s favorite browser, Arc. How do you make a browser in 2022? Will there be a Windows version? And who is the target market for Arc?

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