Join me while I work on an upcoming talk slide deck, which I want to make interactive and multiplayer. The goal is to make the slides a bit of a live game during the talk! twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

'Do it scared'

or like Jason Lengstorf says, 'Do it anyways'

Did u all get to watch this ? its a party 🎉 when sunil pai, etc. & Jason Lengstorf connect in Learn With Jason
youtube.com/live/ey6QMN3e6…

once I watched Inside Out on a flight and I imagine everyone around me was weirded out by the big dude with no kids watching cartoons and ugly crying

I'm still riding the wave of motivation and joy I felt after spending barely an hour with Charlie Gerard last week

such an inspiration to build, play, see how far we can go. thanks for sharing what you do, Charlie 💜

it’s so weird to see AAVE being misattributed as “TikTok parlance” or “gen Z speak”

every time I see it I get that skin-crawly feeling that something fucked up is happening and everyone is acting like it’s normal

In the front-end community, there's a tendency to seek absolutes rather than balancing tradeoffs. Edge Rendering, for example, is powerful but not without its drawbacks.

If you're building a full stack app on top of a database Edge Rendering is almost certainly an anti pattern

This is already one of my favourites. We start by discussing the nuance behind the, ahem, recent drama, and then we talk about stateful serverless, we LIVE CODE an example in ridiculously few lines of code, discuss the usecases and implications, and everything in between. Also I

Introducing the GUI Challenges series successor:

Mini Web Machines!
Tiny bits of code that power great UX.

- shorter episodes
- copy and paste free code
- narrower focus
- meaningful use cases

What do y'all think?!

LWJ: Adding state to serverless applications with Sunil Pai twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…