Dive into Pocketbase, a CMS for developers with Go-based architecture and free hosting on Fly.io. Explore hooks, authentication, admin interface, schema creation, and more. Plus, learn about Coolify for streamlined development processes.

Senior Rust Developer at 1Password, Andrew Burkhart, explains how 1Password uses Rust for secure data flow, sync speed, conflict resolution, and SSH. They discuss WASM challenges, Hackathons, Watchtower processing, and Tokio as async runtime for Rust. Andrew shares his Rust learning journey and the importance of security onboarding at 1Password.

Scott and Wes discuss essential components for web projects like navigation bars, modals, and toast messages. They cover topics such as authentication forms, drawers, and custom confirm buttons. The episode also includes a bonus tip for developers and recommendations for becoming a better developer.

In this podcast, they discuss deferred promises, fetch API, flow control, concurrency using p-map and p-limit, and integrating TypeScript. Topics include stream processing, converting data to video files, optimizing data fetching with concurrency control, and advanced API handling techniques in TypeScript.

Robin Heinze from Infinite Red joins Scott and Wes to discuss React Native, highlighting its differences from other platforms, popular apps like Mercari and Twitter Lite, Expo's role, styling with CSS, Hermes JavaScript engine, and the new architecture of React Native.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss React Server Components, teaching programming to family, quantifying work to executives, and choosing course platforms. They also talk about navigating toxic workplaces, getting started in native development, and demystifying Cloudflare. Plus, they share their sick picks and shameless plugs!

In this podcast, they discuss error handling, abort signals, and essential helper methods in promises. Topics include cancelling promises, using abort signals for performance, promise.all vs promise.allSettled, promise helpers like finally, any, and race, and error handling strategies. They also touch on static promise methods and advanced promise handling techniques in JavaScript.

Brad Frost discusses implementing design systems, keeping design and code in sync, using systems in various frameworks like Shopify and WordPress, handling CSS, benefits of web components, and dealing with pushback on design systems. Also, covers the use of design tokens, naming conventions, and documenting language choices in design systems.

Join Scott and Wes at React Miami for a fun live show full of coding games like Spot the Syntax Error and JS or NAYS. Audience engagement, coding camaraderie, and friendly banter make for an entertaining session. Stay tuned to see who's crowned the better programmer!

Explore new features like actions, web components, and use() API in React 19 update. Learn about upgrading to React 19 and implications for your projects. Delve into server actions, web components usage, and document metadata in this informative episode.