Party Town

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Party town is a lazy loaded library to help relocate resource and tens of scripts to a web worker. The gold is to help speed up sights by dedicating a main thread to your code and off loading third party scripts to a Web Worker. It's an interesting thing, they say, here we go. Let's do use cases for code that doesn't need to be in the critical rendering path.

In this Potluck episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott answer your questions about resolving node version errors, using social media, bundler for building React component, and how does Syntax get made?

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Show Notes

OhMyPosh
OhMyZ.sh
Warp
02:34 How do you resolve errors when starting up a project with npm that you haven’t touched in awhile?
07:50 Any advice for using social media to network?
16:44 What bundler are you reaching for when building a React component library?
tsdx
Vite
18:37 Do you have experience with optimizing third party scripts like Google Analytics?
Partytown
21:37 What’s your opinion on a “offline-first” mentality?
PouchDB
CouchDB
Supabase
MongoDB Realm
25:09 Sponsor: Prismic
26:48 How do you make web components with Svelte?
Build web components in Svelte
Using custom elements in Svelte
30:35 When talking about “responsive” web design do people generally mean using flexbox or grid?
Responsive Design at 10
Responsive Web Design
A Book Apart - Responsive Web Design
35:24 Sponsor: Sentry
36:53 Do you have any tips for staying in React-land for just spinning up a fresh site quickly?
40:47 Who or what helps you produce and distribute the podcast?
Lemon Productions
Chris Enns on Twitter
46:08 Should a majority of _lodash functions be considered deprecated follow up
48:18 Sponsor: Freshbooks
48:52 Do you have any tips or tricks to deal with backend data date issues?
52:23 Is the “col” system the peak of how we handle CSS, or should we start using more built-in functions?
55:25 Why you you need CSS Color Functions at runtime instead of just pre-calculating these values once as a build step using LESS or SASS?
58:58 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
03:12 Shameless Plugs