In this episode of Syntax, Scott and Wes talk with Brian Leroux about severless, Deno, Typescript, and more!

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• Brian Leroux

02:17 - What’s your background?

06:18 - What is serverless? Why is serverless so awesome?

14:07 - What changes from moving from an existing app to a new app?

16:15 - What is a cold start?

17:46 - What languages are suitable for serverless?

19:14 - What do you think about Deno?

24:23 - How does Architect work?

31:14 - What do you think about Typescript?

40:35 - Do you think websites should work without JavaScript?

44:51 - What about sharing code?

• Begin
• Architect
• Scott Tries Begin
• Lambda
• https://alephjs.org/
• Deno
• Typescript
• Digital Ocean
• Azure
• Remix
• Svelte
• Puppeteer
• Yumda
• DynamoDB

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