Jaime Torrealba, a frontend developer currently at Push Security, joins Ryan to talk about 3D graphics and web development. Their conversation ranges from the evolution of technologies like WebGL and WebGPU to the importance of performance optimization for different devices to the frameworks available for creating 3D experiences. Jaime also explains the layers of abstraction in 3D development and shares some insight into what the future of 3D applications might look like.

Eira May

Dana Lawson, Senior VP of Engineering at Netlify, joins Ben and Ryan to talk about her path from the military to tech, how three years at GitHub continues to shape her perspective, and how composable architecture is turning web development into something resembling LEGOsⓇ (in a good way).

Eira May

You may not think about images as part of your web dev work, but they can affect your web app's performance more than any other part of your code.

Addy Osmani

Prompting for a username and password is so 2005. Today, you can just prompt for a fingerprint.

Dan Moore

Today’s guests are two of Cassidy’s former colleagues on Netlify’s developer experience team.

Eira May

There are a lot of opinions out there about how to improve and scale sites “beyond the Jamstack” by adding in features that use a Node server in addition to the pre-built pages. One of those features is called Incremental Static Regeneration. Some people call it “hybrid web development” (or “hybrid serverless + static”) but let’s talk a bit more about what that means.

Cassidy Williams

The JavaScript ecosystem has grown to become unwieldy. Mint promises is a simplified front-end development experience, but not a library or a framework—a new language designed for SPAs.

Simdi Jinkins

Trying to build a site that grabs data from all over the place. The Chrome network tab is your new best friend.

Ben Popper