How to build toward full-stack software engineering while already working in AI automation, without starting over or losing career stability.

Asking for advice on workshops at tech conferences. I'm one of the planners for a conference we host in Chattanooga, https://sceniccitysummit.com/. Last year we hosted our first day of workshops. It wasn't as successful as we had planned. We want to try this again for our next event that will be on June 5th, 2025. I know that you have held workshops at conferences. So I was wondering if you could give me any advice on this subject.

I ask Kent -- how to get a full-stack role at a great product-focused team given the AI scenario around.

I added a mini-question as well that -- I want to build my own small things on the side, may be they can turn out to be a SaaS business, so will a full-time role be viable to let me do my own small things on the side...?

Looking forward to your thoughts Kent!

-- Vivek

As '===' compares both type and value, what is the significance of '===' in Typescript app when variables are already typed. When the same functionality can be achieved with '==', why do we need to use '===' esp in Typescript applications

Follow up to our little discussion on Twitter / X. What is the advantage of using RSCs? When is it better to use loaders and actions? What are the trade-offs?

Recently, I asked you about the career suggestion which definitely had helped me clear certain of my goals.. However, I would like to know about the framework that is more efficient and as per industry.

I'm currently learning React.js and building small

I want to learn how you have managed oAuth flow in your mcp server that let's you connect your mcp server with chat gpt and other clients

https://github.com/kentcdodds/kentcdodds.com

Request for oAuth implementation
MCP Cohort 2025

the UI at https://nothing.tech/products/phone-3 renders a list of "widgets". I would like each of these widgets to have their own loaders to maximise page speed, furthermore I'd be able to "deeplink" a user straight into a widget. But how do I do that when a route can only have one Outlet?

Here's an example with Promise.all. Before:

After:

Kent's notes:

I forgot that defer is now unnecessary, simply return an object from your loader and any properties on that object that are promises will be sent along as deferred data automatically. Learn more from the links below.

I know that Epic React 2 and Epic Web are completely different courses. Given that I’m already on the verge of completing Epic React 1, I’m currently confused about how to proceed next.

Should I go for Epic React 2 to solidify my React knowledge and learn about React 19?

I’d appreciate any guidance on which path might be more beneficial at this point in my learning journey.