Potluck - Selling Themes × Which Browser Should Devs Use? × Where Do You Keep 2FA Codes? × Remix vs Svelte Kit × Getting Unstuck from Tutorial Hell
Feb. 16, 2022, 11 a.m. (2 years, 10 months ago)
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In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott answer your questions about selling themes, which browser to use, where to keep your 2FA codes, Remxi vs Svelte Kit, and more!
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Show Notes
- 00:11 Welcome
- 02:10 Can you explain import.meta?
- 07:20 What are your thoughts on publishing and selling HTML & CSS/SASS templates/themes?
- 12:00 When is it best to use a semantic menu vs a nav?
- 16:14 Sponsor: Sentry.io
- 17:36 As a newbie in web dev., which browser do you recommend, Chrome or Firefox Dev. Edition?
- 20:25 Are TypeScript types are like creating models in Mongoose?
- 26:16 If you use 2FA, where do you store your recovery codes?
- 1Password
- 29:32 Do you know a programming language which similar syntax to js and without the need of a runtime-framework?
- Syntax 429 - Cloudflare Workers
- 32:54 I am not feeling the hype for Remix. I would rather put my energy into SvelteKit.
- Remix
- Svelte Kit
- 36:41 Sponsor: Sanity
- 38:09 Do you guys have any advice on getting unstuck from tutorial hell and at what point do you think someone is ready to apply for junior web dev jobs?
- 41:36 Do you feel frameworks like Next.js, Remix, etc. abstract too much the complexity that it takes to build full-stack web apps?
- 44:19 How do you keep up on new technologies?
- Swyx
- Scott’s Newsletter
- Intent to Ship
- 54:04 Sponsor: Freshbooks
- 55:06 Sick Picks!
××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
- Scott: The River Runner (2021) - IMDb
- Wes: Mike’s Hot Honey
Shameless Plugs
- Scott: LevelUp YouTube channel
- Wes: Wes Bos on TikTok
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- LevelUpTutorials Instagram
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