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Feb 13, 2025 1 hr 15 min

One last party (JS Party #350)

from JS Party: JavaScript, CSS, Web Development

Jerod is joined by KBall, Nick & Amy to throw one last JS Party! We review last year's predictions, discuss the state of the web dev world, opine on coding AIs (of course) & divulge what comes next for the JS Party crew. Thank you for partying with us all these years! 💚

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One last party (JS Party #350)

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  1. 0:00 It's party time, y'all
  2. 0:39 Sponsor: Jam.dev
  3. 2:11 Epic serenades
  4. 3:15 One last party
  5. 4:19 Chris' death pool win
  6. 5:39 KBall's stability loss
  7. 6:38 Nick's Next.js tie?
  8. 7:32 State of JS tie breaker
  9. 9:15 Remix takes a nap
  10. 12:20 Is it all worth it?
  11. 12:35 "RSC is pretty amazing"
  12. 14:29 Nick's perfect blog
  13. 15:53 Renaissance Man
  14. 17:12 Node embraces TS
  15. 18:19 Temporal vs actual FSD
  16. 19:17 Back to the Future
  17. 20:47 Back to 2018
  18. 23:32 Google AMP
  19. 25:22 Sponsor: Fly.io
  20. 28:08 DX Engineer
  21. 28:48 Let's Encrypt!
  22. 29:16 Projecting forward
  23. 30:44 Digital twins?!
  24. 31:52 Obligatory AI chapter
  25. 41:02 Maintenance is hard
  26. 42:21 Learning alongside AI
  27. 48:56 Good AI Hunting
  28. 51:37 Obsequious LLMs
  29. 54:52 Sponsor: WorkOS
  30. 57:40 dysfunctional.fm
  31. 1:06:57 2025 goings on
  32. 1:08:05 The spirit lives on
  33. 1:10:38 Closing time
  34. 1:12:10 Thank you!!!

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