In this episode, I sit down with Santosh Yadav, a Google Developer Expert, Staff Engineer, and one of the most active voices in the Angular ecosystem, to explore Angular evolution, its modern landscape, and why it continues to power massive enterprise apps today. We talk history, misconceptions, architecture, job trends, and everything a modern dev should know.

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Twitter/X: https://x.com/SantoshYadavDev

Website: https://www.santoshyadav.dev/

⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro

02:21 – History of AngularJS to Angular

05:10 – Current trends and improvements

07:48 – Misconceptions about Angular

10:10 – Learning curve vs React and Vue

12:46 – Foundation knowledge for Angular devs

15:11 – Angular component structure17:35 – Angular’s approach to flexibility and dependencies

26:07 – Building for the enterprise with Angular

33:03 – The future of Angular

37:08 – The Angular job market

38:54 – Real-world projects with Angular

44:13 – Resources to learn Angular in 2025

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In this episode, I’m joined by Patrick Odey, Developer Relations Engineer at  @APItoolkit  , to unpack the world of API observability, why it's more than just logging, and how modern teams can use tools like APIToolkit to catch issues before they escalate.We cover:What API observability actually meansHow does it differ from traditional loggingCommon API development pitfallsHow APIToolkit works behind the scenesThe future of observability in backend and frontend teamsWhether you build or consume APIs, this episode is packed with insights on improving reliability and debugging efficiently.🕒 Timemarks:00:00 – Introduction01:44 – Understanding API observability02:13 – Challenges developers face with APIs04:11 – API observability vs traditional logging05:21 – Common failures devs face when building APIs08:33 – Ongoing challenges in API development15:24 – How to set up APIToolkit29:44 – The future of API observability👉 Explore the docs: https://apitoolkit.io/💬 Join the APIToolkit community: https://discord.com/invite/BHQh5JzjPX

In this episode, we explore the opportunities and challenges of building web applications for feature phones powered by remote Chromium browsers. These devices are gaining traction in emerging markets, offering access to modern web experiences with minimal hardware requirements.We dive into what makes feature phones appealing in certain regions, how cloud-rendered browsers change the developer experience, and the practical aspects of working with these platforms from API support and navigation patterns to PWAs and future-facing capabilities. We also touch on limitations developers may face, how to adapt workflows for multi-platform deployment, and how to get started if you’re curious about developing for this space.This is a conversation about performance, accessibility, and the future of building for the web beyond just smartphones. If you’re interested in reaching the next billion users, this one’s for you.Developers can find resources online at https://developer.cloudfone.com/Developers can join their Reddit community and Discord server, or email directly at [email protected]:00 - introduction02:30 - Understanding the problems cloud phone solves05:30 - Comparing with other platforms09:08 - The Appeal of feature phones in various markets11:05 - We getting more technical13:13 - Developing for cloud phone vs traditional browsers15:21 - PWA16:44 - Naviagtion on cloud phones17:53 - Supported API and future development18:51 - Building Apps for clo9ud phones20:57 : Limitations in development 22:45 - Getting started with cloud phone dev26:15 - Dev workflow for multi platform apps30:52 - Future of cloud phones and developer resources

in this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mehmet Aydın Baytaş, a designer and engineer based in Gothenburg, Sweden, to discuss the evolving field of design engineering.🔹 What is Design Engineering?🔹 How can frontend developers transition into design engineering?🔹 The skill sets & tools you need to thrive in this space.🔹 Project ideas and career opportunities in design & human-computer interaction.Dr. Baytaş has a PhD in human-computer interaction design and runs Design Disciplin, a platform inspiring the next generation of designers. Check out his work:🌍 Website: https://www.baytas.net/🎙️ Design Disciplin: https://www.designdisciplin.com/🐦 Twitter (X): https://x.com/doctorBaytas📺 YouTube:    / @designdisciplin  🔥 Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into frontend, design, and engineering!

Micro frontends are transforming frontend development, but they come with some challenges. In this episode, I sat down with Luca Mezzalira a Serverless Specialist Solutions Architect, to break down the best strategies for adopting microfrontends successfully. We discussed common pitfalls, architectural best practices, and when not to use microfrontends. Plus, we covered how to manage collaboration across teams and ensure continuous improvements in your microfrontend setup.

In this episode, I sit down with Tero

We discuss what makes Nue.js unique, its core principles, and how it fits into the modern web development ecosystem. Whether you're curious about what a standards-first approach means or how Nue.js can improve your workflow, this episode has you covered!

Nuejs docs : https://nuejs.org/

Tero X : https://x.com/tipiirai

Join me as I chat with Andrey Sitnik, creator of PostCSS, in this season finale episode. We dove deep into the evolution of postCSS, what it means for the tool as it enters maintenance mode and the future of CSS. Plus, we got to chat about Andrey’s exciting work on the Logux project—a flexible JS framework to make a local-first sync engine.