Nast: I think that we are at a point now where the lot so many library authors put so much sweat and work into the extremely hard parts of TypeScript, which is very, very obtuse generics. And then using those libraries is a freaking dream because you don't have to actually write anything. Nast: Dino has continued to evolve, but it also has become more usable for normal people to do normal work inside of Dino.
In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about their predictions in web development for 2023.
Show Notes
- 00:07 Welcome
- 01:25 SSR JS sites more the norm
- 03:32 React doing forms
- 05:39 TypeScript Inferred becomes hot
- 08:11 Deno gets hotter
- 12:51 JS Runtimes Mature
- HTMX
- 15:00 We will see a new TS Type Checker written in Rust
- 19:20 New JS APIs
- 23:37 Writing towards Winter CG Spec Popular. “Worker Ready” script
- STC
- 27:05 A new JS framework
- SolidJS
- Qwik
- 29:44 Page Transitions API
- 32:40 Scott was right / Scotts gonna be right
- 34:06 Rust becomes more Popular
- 36:00 React Beta Docs launch after 5 year dev cycle
- 37:45 CSS Container Queries in Production
- 41:07 Svelte and Sveltekit Glow Up
- 43:38 CSS Subgrid
- 49:19 WASM
- 51:51 AI
- Open AI
- 53:16 Houdini
- 54:30 People souring on React, Eslint
- 57:47 Machine learning
- 01:08 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
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