It’s the 300th episode of Syntax! To celebrate, Scott and Wes do a special live call-in episode with Syntax listeners.
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Show Notes
03:30 - How is this going to work?
- Ask a Potluck Question
- Do a Sick Pick
- Take on a Stump’d Question
- Do a Shameless Plug
04:45 - Brad
11:54 - Brittany
16:43 - Jesse
23:44 - Henri
31:27 - Jason
- Stump’d Question: What does “use strict” do and what are the benefits?
36:48 - Spence
41:33 - James
54:24 - Austin
- Potluck Question: Problems with ESLint, Prettier and VS Code playing nicely together
- Shameless Plug: https://erickka.art/
66:21 - Dave
- Sick Pick: mmhmm
- Stump’d Question: What is the difference between the + and ~ sibling selectors in CSS?
78:56 - Gareth
89:51 - Ackzell and Lewis
- Ackzell:
- Lewis:
- Potluck Question: What is your daily routine like, and you do you decide to prioritize projects?
Links
Shameless Plugs
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