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Potluck - enums, WASM, Lighthouse, Redirects

Published: Dec. 15, 2021, 11 a.m.

In this episode of Syntax, Scott and Wes answer your questions on a Potluck episode of Syntax.

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Show Notes
  • 02:07\xa0Google Chrome to start measuring user experience beyond the completion of page load
  • 05:47\xa0How can I ensure that I am executing npm commands safely?
  • 07:58\xa0How should I prefix booleans?
  • 09:46\xa0How do I decide between using an enum vs a union type in Typescript
  • 13:40\xa0What is Web Assembly?
  • 18:34\xa0Sponsor: Sanity
  • 19:45\xa0what happened to Scott using Linux?
  • PopOS
  • 22:44\xa0Sponsor: Linode
  • 23:57\xa0How do you batch requests in nodejs to an api?
  • 26:15\xa0What are micro-frontends?
  • 29:55\xa0Sponsor: Sentry
  • 31:16\xa0Since Astro seems so amazing, aren\u2019t you tempted to rebuild your site now in Astro instead of Sveltekit?
  • Astro
  • 33:04\xa0Can you please shed some light on redirects in express/ koa?
  • 36:41\xa0How do deal with ADHD?
  • 41:52\xa0Should I repeat the name of the issue in the commit message or just "Resolves #$issue-number"?
  • 44:21\xa0Do browsers update automatically?
  • 47:52\xa0What do you do when working on a big project?
  • 49:55\xa0Can you guys help to breakdown and explain jargons and differences of RPC, REST, gRPC, GraphQL?
  • 53:25\xa0How to ask a question
  • 53:42\xa0Sick Picks
  • 56:17\xa0Shamless plugs
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