Miško Hevery

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Miško Hevery, the visionary behind Angular and the Qwik framework, joins the discussion to explore why developers should embrace Qwik for its lazy loading and state management benefits. He delves into 'resumability' and how it transforms web performance, making applications more efficient. The conversation also touches on innovative tools like Mitosis and Partytown, designed to streamline component sharing and enhance user experience by optimizing third-party JavaScript. It's a must-listen for web enthusiasts eager to elevate their development game!

Miško Hevery, CTO of Builder.io and creator of Angular, talks about Builder.io’s new AI tool, Visual Copilot, Partytown, and more in the Builder.io ecosystem. Topics include introducing Builder.io and Mitosis, exploring web component frameworks and the role of Shadow DOM, discussing the functionalities of Builder.io as a powerful drag-and-drop UI tool, and running third-party code in a web worker using Partytown. Quicks, Partition, and the benefits of Builder.io are also discussed.