הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Frontend (2021)

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Does server-side generation make loading states more complex? 1:05:37

5d ago1:05:37

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Sam and Ryan discuss how loading states, data fetching, and skeleton screens can change the architecture of an SSG application. They also talk about Apollo’s cache and various query re-fetching strategies. Topics include: 0:00 - Intro 2:35 - Image cropper dampening 4:00 - Learning library abstractions 10:00 - Loading states with SSG 28:00 - Server …

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Best Practices for Imperative APIs in React 1:01:53

22d ago1:01:53

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Ryan shares his first impressions using Supabase and talks about a new app he’s building to manage users in Hasura. Sam talks about how to responsibly go outside of React’s rendering cycle when using imperative APIs. Topics include: 0:00 - Intro 3:40 - Supabase first thoughts 13:50 - Building an auth layer for Hasura 30:40 - Apollo server 37:50 - F…

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Auth: The Momentum Killer 47:39

1M ago47:39

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Ryan shares his experience setting up authentication in a new project with Sam. They also discuss some of the tradeoffs that client apps face when consuming raw JSON vs. passing data through a model layer like an ORM. Topics include: 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - Visual programming in the video game Factorio 9:00 - Setting up auth in a new project 22:40 - Ch…

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Frontend First

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Gestures and Animations with React Use Gesture and Framer Motion 36:59

1M ago36:59

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Sam tells Ryan about what he’s been learning using the React Use Gesture and Framer Motion libraries to build an Image Cropper for his YouTube series. They also chat about their first impressions of React’s new Server Components, as well as the Tailwind 2.0 launch. Topics include: 1:40 - First impressions of React server components 12:10 - Tailwind…

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Bundling client-server communication with packages for Next.js 54:26

3M ago54:26

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Ryan tells Sam about an image uploading solution he built for one of his Next.js apps. They discuss how Next.js's integrated frontend and backend allow for much more convenient packages, and they brainstorm other packages that would fit well within Next's architecture. Ryan also shares how parser combinators helped him write robust text-parsing cod…

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Is GraphQL an implementation detail? 1:05:03

4M ago1:05:03

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Sam and Ryan talk about whether GraphQL affects the architecture of an app, and what sort of UI code a well-implemented GraphQL server can replace. They also talk about Sam's experience working on a new side project using Next, Hasura, GraphQL and SWR. Topics include: 2:34 – Finally feeling good about our tech stack. How easy GraphQL makes it to ge…

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The convergence of frontend and backend frameworks 58:10

4M ago58:10

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Sam and Ryan talk about how frontend and backend frameworks are converging towards similar UI patterns and developer experiences, even though they're coming at it from different starting points. They also talk about the new Next.js 10 release and whether React should document more opinions held by the core team. Topics include: 3:22 – New features …

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Frontend First

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Key props vs. effects 1:09:17

4M ago1:09:17

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Sam and Ryan talk about how both the key prop and useEffect can be used to solve similar problems, and discuss which approach is better. They also talk about the difference between handling data using models with methods vs. using POJOs with pure functions. Topics include: 0:34 – Model with methods vs POJOs with functions 16:44 – Comparing explicit…

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How to test apps built on third-party services 59:45

5M ago59:45

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Sam and Ryan talk more about their recent experience using Hasura and Amplify, and more generally how best to test apps that are built on third-party services. They also talk about Mirage JS GraphQL. Topics include: 7:39 – Testing a Hasura-backed app with Mirage 16:03 – Modeling and querying data with Amplify and Dynamo 31:09 – Auth, Amplify and Ha…

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Frontend First

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Singleton components 1:06:22

5M ago1:06:22

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Sam and Ryan talk about a tricky integration between some asynchronous third-party JavaScript code and React's render cycles. They also talk about how powerful the getStaticProps hook from Next.js is, and share some thoughts on whether Firebase's features justify the fact that by using it you lose out on the GraphQL community's standard libraries a…

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Frontend First

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Next.js vs. Gatsby, revisited 48:47

6M ago48:47

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Sam talks about his recent experience working with Next.js on his personal site. He and Ryan also compare Gatsby and Next, and discuss how much Next's updates over the past year have curbed Gatsby's advantages. They also talk about the best way to make frontend developers more autonomous. Topics include: - 8:30 - Working on moving samselikoff.com t…

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Adventures with Amplify 1:06:54

7M ago1:06:54

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Sam and Ryan talk about Ryan's recent experience using Amplify on a side project. They chat about the tradeoffs between using services and writing your own backend code, and how backend services let you do more at the cost of not understanding as much about how the system works. Topics include: 9:10 – Why Gatsby's content mesh is so good 23:00 – Ho…

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Does code splitting negate the benefits of building an SPA? 50:40

7M ago50:40

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Sam and Ryan talk about how route-based code splitting makes SPAs more like traditional server-rendered apps, potentially negating many of their benefits. They also talk about how the intrinsic width of text affects flexbox-based layouts. Topics include: - 4:20 – Flexbox and intrinsic width - 27:40 – Does route splitting negate the benefits of an S…

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Frontend First

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Stop Energy 55:14

8M ago55:14

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Sam and Ryan talk about a post from 2002 discussing Stop Energy, which the author defines as a certain kind of feedback that is thoughtless and can halt forward motion on a project. They also talk about Ryan's adventures with Amplify, and brainstorm how to automate Sam's work journal. Topics include: 6:05 – Stop Energy 27:55 – Amplify 44:27 – Autom…

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Tech debt vs. platform risk 1:07:36

8M ago1:07:36

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Sam and Ryan talk about adding an authenticated backend to miragejs.com using Hasura, Heroku and Netlify. They also talk about the differences in risk between using paid third-party services vs. depending on open-source libraries. Topics include: - 3:47 – Adding a backend to miragejs.com - 13:03 – Environment variables in frontend apps - 20:48 – Ad…

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Safety and idempotence 1:06:07

8M ago1:06:07

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Sam and Ryan talk – again – about the best way to write side effects in React applications. Ryan shares his approach based on his recent work in several React apps, and talks about the pitfalls of using useEffect's dependency array as a mechanism for control flow. Sam also talks about his recent video on React Router and why it's important to use t…

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Frontend First

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Drew Powers on How Pika's Making the Web Faster 1:10:10

8M ago1:10:10

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Drew Powers, one of two full-time engineers working at Pika, joins Sam to talk about Pika's mission to make the web faster. Drew talks about how Pika is focused on building tools that meet developers where they're at, his work on Snowpack, and the company's vision for Pika CDN. Topics include: 0:00 – What do you do at Pika? 4:54 – What is Pika's mi…

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Frontend First

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Tom Preston-Werner on Architecture Decisions in Redwood JS 1:18:12

9M ago1:18:12

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Tom Preston-Werner joins Sam and Ryan to talk about some of the architecture decisions behind Redwood JS, a recently released full-stack JS framework he's been working on for more than a year. Tom talks about how Redwood's Services provide a first-class layer of abstraction on top of your backend data models for your application's business logic, w…

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Frontend First

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Why the browser is the most complex runtime environment 1:02:39

9M ago1:02:39

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Sam and Ryan talk about the unique aspects of ES modules that have driven the recent explosion of innovation in the frontend build tooling space, giving rise to tools like Snowpack and Vite. They also chat about their desire for a more integrated frontend ecosystem that would make adding things like auth to frontend apps easier, as well the impress…

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Frontend First

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Read and Discuss: "Second-guessing the modern web" 1:16:59

9M ago1:16:59

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Sam and Ryan read and discuss Tom MacWright's recent article "Second-guessing the modern web," as well as Rich Harris's response "In defense of the modern web." The articles respectively argue against and for the JavaScript-centric approach to building websites that has taken root over the past ten years and debate issues of performance, architectu…

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Frontend First

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Everyone's sidestepping useEffect. Is everyone wrong, or is it React? 1:07:06

10M ago1:07:06

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Sam and Ryan grapple with the way useEffect nudges you to build UIs. They discuss whether JavaScript object identity is a good proxy to use for business logic equivalence, whether useEffect leads to more correct code, and then they chat about some of the ways React developers sidestep useEffect when the declarative programming model that Hooks impo…

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When APIs get misused, who's to blame? 1:23:56

10M ago1:23:56

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Sam and Ryan chat about how and why framework APIs get used and abused. Ryan also shares his experience working with AWS Amplify on a side project. Topics include: - 3:17 – How useEffect can be confusing in high-level app code - 21:05 – Immediate mode GUIs - 32:40 – Who's responsible when developers misuse framework APIs? - 46:40 – AWS Amplify - 1:…

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Frontend First

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WTF is the JAMstack? 1:18:58

10M ago1:18:58

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Sam and Ryan try to unpack the meaning of JAMstack. They discuss the constraints of the architecture, why it's confusing to think of it as an application stack, the implications it has for app cachability, and whether the Twelve Factor App that Heroku introduced in the Rails-dominated era of web development might be a better way to think about this…

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Introducing: Frontend First 1:04:23

10M ago1:04:23

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Topics include: 5:30 - Gatsby, six months later 8:10 - Mirage REPL 11:50 - Next Link 15:10 - Render props vs. Hooks 24:05 - Vercel 27:47 - Twin.macro 38:50 - Learning CSS grid through Tailwind 48:59 - Node deps, devDeps, and peerDeps Links: Mirage REPL Next Link API docs Vercel Twin.macro Tailwind CSS grid…

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Frontend First

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Coming soon: Frontend First 14:52

10M ago14:52

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Sam and Ryan tell listeners about the upcoming rebrand of the EmberMap Podcast.על ידי Frontend First

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What's the fastest way to deliver an app? 1:13:14

11M ago1:13:14

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Topics include: 6:00 – Adding Cypress tests to the Mirage Inspector 14:00 – Lazy page generation, incremental rebuilds and cache stampedes with Next.js 24:51 – CDNs & surrogate keys 38:00 – Will global databases obviate the need for CDNs? 42:23 – Gatsby Cloud's ability to build surrogate keys from GraphQL queries 48:48 – Gatsby Cloud's Preview Mode…

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What's been the primary driver of JavaScript adoption? 1:07:16

11M ago1:07:16

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Sam and Ryan discuss what has driven JavaScript adoption on the web over the past 5-10 years, and what implications those drivers have had for the tools and frameworks we work with today. They also talk about why it's still so hard to build good SPA experiences on the web. Topics include: - 5:10 – Finding real-world pain points - 8:44 – Mirage Insp…

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Does route-based code splitting make UX worse? 1:28:55

11M ago1:28:55

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Sam and Ryan talk about the tradeoffs between shipping a single bundle of code vs. the route-based code splitting approach used by many tools like Gatsby and Next. They also talk about their recent experiences building with React, and whether web developers should compete with native experiences or embrace what the web has to offer. Topics include:…

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We can't stop talking about edge deploys 1:25:51

11M ago1:25:51

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Topics include: 0:44 - Tailwind UI 4:27 - Framework-agnostic tools 11:44 - Logux 33:31 - Next, code on the edge, static websites, and caching Links: Software Engineering Daily Tailwind UI Logux Next.js 9.3על ידי Frontend First

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Yehuda Katz on Thinking Long Term about Experimentation vs. Fragmentation in OSS 1:41:06

11M ago1:41:06

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Yehuda Katz joins Sam to talk about the strategies Ember's developed to keep the majority of the community on recent versions of the framework for more than 8 years. He talks about lessons learned from the 1.13 upgrade, how the core team thinks about API experimentation vs. community fragmentation, and the approach Octane is taking to enable fronte…

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Frontend Weekend

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#103 – Алексей Золотых о переезде из Челябинска, ценности работы в ПК HolyJS и множества выступлений 44:40

12M ago44:40

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Алексей Золотых, teamlead в компании Infobip, в гостях у Андрея Смирнова из Frontend Weekend. Хочешь поддержать Frontend Weekend, переходи на http://frontendweekend.ml ;)00:28 Как стали вести мастер-классы по GraphQL вместе с Чертороговым?03:15 Чем можешь быть известен моей аудитории?03:58 Почему оцениваешь себя сугубо в количественных характеристи…

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Desarrollo Web y Frontend con midudev

1y ago1:11:29

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How should we style the stuff in between components? 59:44

1y ago59:44

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Frontend Weekend

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#102 – Что изменилось у Романа Дворнова (уход из Avito, переезд в Прагу и цели open source'а) 54:15

1y ago54:15

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Роман Дворнов, frontend teamlead в компании Wrike, снова в гостях у Андрея Смирнова из Frontend Weekend. Хочешь поддержать Frontend Weekend, переходи на http://frontendweekend.ml ;)00:35 Чем можешь быть известен моей аудитории?01:16 Как изменилось видение баланса между руководством и разработкой?03:47 Каково было не работать полгода после ухода из …

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