This week we're joined by Tim Cadenbach to talk about Smoover, DevRel and all things tech - as well as a game of Fake or News, and much more.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers, we sit down with Twilio's Alex Goldman on location in San Francisco at this years Twilio Signal, to talk about how his team have gone beyond the docs to build Twilio World - an exciting new immersive way to learn how to use Twilio's tools.
At this years Twilio Signal in San Francisco, we sat down with Twilio's Michelle Duke to talk about what it's like to create content for developers in a world where AI slop and agentic systems make it increasingly difficult for human-created content to stand out.
Syntevo's Daniel Siegl joins us to talk all things version control in the agentic age, and Mediabunny's David Payr hops on to talk about working with media in TS.
At the Microsoft/Mozilla Progressive Web Apps workshop in Seattle I ran into Chris Wilson and took the opportunity to interview him on Web Standards, JavaScript dependency and development complexity. In this first interview we covered the need for JavaScript in today’s web and how old-school web standards stand up to today’s needs. You can see […]
At SmashingConf Freiburg this year I was lucky enough to find some time to sit down with Monica Dinculescu (@notwaldorf) and chat with her about Web Components, extending the web, JavaScript dependency and how to be a lazy but dedicated developer. I’m sorry about the sound of the recording and some of the harsher cuts […]
Over the last few weeks I was busy recording interviews with different exciting people of the web. Now I am happy to announce that the first edition of Decoded Chats is live on the new Decoded Blog. In this first edition, I’m interviewing Rob Conery about his “Imposter Handbook“. We cover the issues of teaching […]
Also on Medium, in case you want to comment. When I first heard about Crossfit, I thought it to be an excellent idea. I still do, to be fair: Short, very focused and intense workouts instead of time consuming exercise schedules No need for expensive and complex equipment; it is basically running and lifting heavy […]
TL;DR: JavaScript is too great an opportunity to build accessible, easy-to-use and flexible solutions for the web to not use it. It fills the gaps years of backwards-compatibility focus created. It helps with the problems of the now and the future that HTML and CSS alone can’t cover reliably. We shouldn’t blindly rely on it […]
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