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What database should a mobile app use? Is there any help for GDPR processes? Is there a way to get developers to better match design? How to implement accessibility in a web app environment? Heroku shuts down their free plan, and pricing is hard.

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SponsorsWolvic XR Browser, by IgaliaCheck out the new open source Wolvic XR browser, by our friends at Igalia. It's available for a bunch of XR devices like the Oculus, Huawei VR Glass, HTC Vive Focus, Pico Interactive, and Lynx and coming to more. See wolvic.com for more.

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Keaton Taylor is a product designer at Discord and stopped by the show to talk about getting distracted by new dev toys, spoons as the best worst analogy, Wichita as the new Portland, working at Discord, and the interesting career paths for developers and designers in 2022.

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GuestsKeaton Taylor

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Keaton is a product designer who loves to dabble in front-end code. Currently, he's designing for the future of communities at Discord.

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Jen Simmons walks through a ton of the new CSS and HTML features out now or coming soon - including container queries, cascade layers, .has selector, and more!

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GuestsJen Simmons

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Apple Evangelist on the Web Developer Experience team for Safari & @Webkit. Member of CSS Working Group.

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Safari News

* New WebKit Features in Safari 15.2

* New WebKit Features in Safari 15.4

* New WebKit Features in Safari 15.5

* New WebKit Features in Safari 15.6

* News from WWDC22: WebKit Features in Safari 16 Beta

* WWDC22: What’s new in Safari and WebKit (video)

* List of WWDC22 sessions about web technology

:has()

* Using :has() as a CSS Parent Selector and much more by Jen Simmons, on webkit.org

* The demo that needed Cascade Layers because of complex :has() selectors

* Michelle Barker’s demo of :has() + grid track animations

Passkeys

* Overview of Passkeys

* Supporting Passkeys: documentation

* About the security of passkeys

* WWDC22: Introduction of Passkeys at State of the Union (video)

* WWDC22: Meet Passkeys (video)

* FIDO Alliance’s announcement of passkeys

* Web Authentication standard

* Web Authn on Can I Use

Web Push

* Meet Web Push

* WWDC22: Meet Web Push for Safari (video)

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Alex and Andrew join us from the Discord to talk about working on client sites and branding at Traina. How do they set up WordPress for development? What's the incentive to invest in tooling? And the benefits of using CodePen as a knowledge library for your brain.

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GuestsAndrew Walpole

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Andrew Walpole is a full-stack web developer and the Director of Web Development at Traina, a brand-first creative agency. He also enjoys dabbling in 3D printing, living-systems computation, and digital generative art.

Alex Riviere

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Alex Riviere is a Senior Frontend Developer for Traina, Co-Host of the Enjoy the Vue podcast, Co-organizer for the Atlanta Vue.js Meetup as well as PyATL. He spends some of his down time making terrible things over on twitch.

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A quick Luro update, working in a coffee shop, when do you know it's time to leave a working but shakey system behind and start fresh, teaching tricky A11y tips, dependency follow up, how big are the node modules, and we dream up a media service app.

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Dave's working on his speaker bod, how well does Find My work for a lost iPhone and Air Tags, what do you let kids have access to online, design systems for teams using different JS frameworks, web components, and testing web components.

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SponsorsWhiskey Web and WhatnotWhiskey Web and Whatnot is different than your typical dev podcast. We show a lighter, more human side of developers you know and love, like a fireside chat with your favorite devs. Past guests include Tom Preston-Werner, Kent C. Dodds, Charlie Gerard, Wes Bos, and the incomparable Chris Coyier! We have discussed everything from Next.js and TypeScript to Chuck’s past life as a blackjack dealer, favorite power tools, the best casseroles, and of course whiskey!NotionOne workspace.

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Questions from the D-d-d-d-discord and listeners about tacos or burritos, cleaning up CSS methodology, getting previews from a CMS, comparing Google Analytics to other stats, sharing page views with advertisers, and what happened to CSS Houdini?

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SponsorsWhiskey Web and WhatnotWhiskey Web and Whatnot is different than your typical dev podcast. We show a lighter, more human side of developers you know and love, like a fireside chat with your favorite devs. Past guests include Tom Preston-Werner, Kent C. Dodds, Charlie Gerard, Wes Bos, and the incomparable Chris Coyier! We have discussed everything from Next.js and TypeScript to Chuck’s past life as a blackjack dealer, favorite power tools, the best casseroles, and of course whiskey!

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Feross Aboukhadijeh talks with us about web security, what Socket aims to help with, how Socket compares to Depandabot or Sync, how they analyze all the data for Socket, and what things developers should be thinking about with regards to security in their apps.

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GuestsFeross Aboukhadijeh

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Founder + CEO

of Socket Security, Stanford lecturer, Open source at

Web Torrent, and StandardJS.

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How much polish do you put into internal apps? Can you create custom Gutenberg blocks for Shopify? How difficult is it to publishing a VS Code plugin? Thoughts on GitHub Copilot, notification options with GitHub Actions, and thoughts on static site builders such as Statimic.

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Jay Hoffman talks with us about his History of the Web project and takes us through some of the important markers of the web's past including when ad money started, Web 2.0, Facebookification, RSS, CSS, and fads that have come and gone.

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GuestsJay Hoffmann

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Lead Developer at Reaktiv Studios. Creator of The History of the Web.

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