Does Not Compute

Sean and Rockwell discuss Hotwire, serverless applications, React server components, and some important show announcements!

Sean and Rockwell review some Apple devices, talk about Sean's sudden shift in workload, react-query, stripping out unncessary (?) complexity from your application, and Apple Fitness.

Sean and Rockwell talk about Firebase document stores, Next.js and API routes, envisioning serverless applications, and RFC 1149.

Sean and Rockwell talk more about Sean's increasing duties, 1Password, the difficulting in naming things, project tools, and Sean thoroughly reviews his new Moonlander keyboard.

Sean and Rockwell talk about their respective M1-based Macs: RAM constraints, binary compatability, and trade-offs.

Sean and Rockwell discuss the new M1 Mac Mini, hacking on hardware with Python, standing up simple web services with TypeScript, and being the no-because-the-API-endpoint-doesn't-even-have-that-feature-man.

Sean and Rockwell talk about performance bottlenecks in Elixir and JS, Sean's journey managing his workload and introducing new processes, codifying CSS themes, and a walk down JS memory lane.

Sean and Rockwell discuss the native app development and potential tradeoffs of React Native, a host of text editors including Onivim 2, work catch-up, and a very special snack challenge.

Sean and Rockwell talk about the promise of Starlink, refactoring an overengineered Rails app, TypeScript testing frameworks, and when TypeScript is – or isn't – worth the overhead.

Sean and Rockwell discuss applying design patterns across languages and frameworks, Prisma.js, developing against an in-development library, CSS hacks, and the most boring modern Web stack you've ever heard.