Episodios

  • 710: Simen Svale from Sanity
    Apr 13 2026
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    What is Sanity and who is it for in the age of AI, managing content with AI, how Simen Svale uses AI agents alongside Sanity, designing a MCP, design with Pencil vs Figma, how Inngest works, and how Simen keeps AI agents busy all day.

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    GuestsSimen Svale

    Guest's Main URL • Guest's Social

    Co-founder/CTO at Sanity.io

    Links
    • The Content Operating System for the AI era | Sanity
    • Coding Agents & Complexity Budgets | Lee Robinson
    • Message from Sanity
    • Pencil – Design on canvas. Land in code.
    • AI and backend workflows, orchestrated at any scale
    SponsorsSanity.ioThe back-end built for AI content operations. Power web, mobile, and agentic applications at scale.
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    56 m
  • 709: Slopforking a CMS, Apple Browser Feedback, and Custom Theme CSS
    Apr 6 2026
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    Dave's plan for when AI finally takes his job, going to the movies in 2026, Chris & Dave chat with Apple about the state of browsers, Dave has a way of setting a theme with a custom space property, and Cloudflare slopforks a CMS.

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    Links
    • The Greatest Average American: Season 1 | Rotten Tomatoes
    • Weapons (2025) directed by Zach Cregger
    • Dave's CodePen Pen
    • Introducing EmDash
    SponsorsSanitySanity is a Content Operating System. It gives editors a real workspace. Studio is a customizable editing interface where your content team publishes without touching your repo or filing tickets. They can use built-in AI that researches the web, understands the content model, and handles the repetitive work (drafts, translations, metadata) so editors focus on editorial judgment. Content is structured data from the start, so agents work with typed fields, not raw text.
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    56 m
  • 708: People Are Not Friction, Getting Rid of the CMS, and Social RSS Follow Up
    Mar 30 2026
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    Memories of Hawaii, people are not friction in the AI age, what do you pre-load for a flight, can you get rid of the CMS with AI involved, Dave's dream for a custom VS Code machine, CommonRSS follow up conversation, the hype for ATProto, and picking music apps for a family.

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    Links
    • People are not friction
    • USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Cable (1.2m) - Apple (CA)
    • The Shape of Friction · Matthias Ott
    • Whiskey Web and Whatnot
    • Coding Agents & Complexity Budgets | Lee Robinson
    • "You should never build a CMS" | Sanity
    • Blog | Studio303
    • Skyreader
    • npmx - Package Browser for the npm Registry
    • Sill | Top news shared by the people you trust
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    58 m
  • 707: RSS with Social, AI Agent Traffic, and What to Blog About
    Mar 23 2026
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    Listener John has a VSCode extension to share, Chris muses on why nobody has attempted to build the social side of RSS, a listener is experimenting with feature-based folder structures, how do you feel about AI traffic on your website, what can someone blog about in 2026, and Digg gets dugg by bots.

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    Links
    • DTF St. Louis | Official Trailer
    • Parasite (2019)
    • tag-toggle - Visual Studio Marketplace
    • CommonRSS
    • Skyreader
    • Tim Disney (@disnetdev.com) — Bluesky
    • Feedbin
    • Webspace Invaders · Matthias Ott
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    56 m
  • 706: Can You Vibe Code a Canvas App, Geolocation Part 2, & CodePen v2
    Mar 16 2026
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    Are we all going to vibe code our own bespoke apps now, can a canvas app be vibe coded, more geolocation API thoughts, CodePen v2's public beta is now out, and private pens explained.

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    Links
    • March Mad CSS
    • Scroll My Mac
    • Setapp | Powerful apps for Mac & iOS
    • Move tests to closed source repo · Issue #8082 · tldraw/tldraw
    • Enterprising developer somehow writes an x86 CPU emulator in plain CSS — no Javascript, no WASM, just stylesheet computing
    • Traditional Irish music on The Session
    • CodePen Radio – CodePen
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    55 m
  • 705: CodePen Public Beta, Anchor Positioning, and Build Awesome
    Mar 9 2026
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    Chris talks through going public with CodePen v2's beta, the magic words and AI skills needed today, Chris has a beef with anchor positioning, thoughts on classless CSS libraries, Eleventy growing up into Build Awesome, and how would you pass an hour by quickly? (Hopefully by listening to this podcast.)

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    Links
    • Magic Words
    • Anchor Interpolated Morph (AIM) · January 23, 2026
    • Build Awesome by Font Awesome
    • Build Awesome: We're pausing our Kickstarter!
    • Build a Web Site in 7 Minutes with Build Awesome
    • Quiet UI
    • Good Sudoku
    • CodePen
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    58 m
  • 704: Sanitizer API with Frederik Braun
    Mar 2 2026
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    We talk with Frederik Braun from Mozilla about the Sanitizer API, how it works with HTML tags and web components, what it does with malformed HTML, and where CSP fits in alongside the Sanitizer API.

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    GuestsFrederik Braun

    Guest's Main URL • Guest's Social

    Security engineer and manager working on the Mozilla Firefox web browser

    Links
    • Frederik Braun: Why the Sanitizer API is just setHTML()
    • Frederik Braun
    • freddyb (Frederik B)
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  • 703: Ujjwal Sharma and TC39
    Feb 23 2026
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    We're joined by Ujjwal Sharma to talk about what the TC39 is, who's in it, and how the TC39 group guides JavaScript.

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    GuestsUjjwal Sharma

    Guest's Main URL • Guest's Social

    Developer Advocacy, Programming Languages & Web Standards

    Links
    • Ryzokuken (Ujjwal Sharma)
    • LinkedIn
    • X (Twitter)
    • Igalia
    • TC39
    • Use JSDoc
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    1 h y 7 m