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JS Party – Episode #269

See you later, humans!

with Jerod, Amal, Nick & KBall

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Jerod & the gang catch you up on what’s new and poppin’ in the web development world. We go deep on GitHub Copilot X and the latest AI advancements, take a bathroom break while Nick talks about TypeScript 5 & continue the debate about the future of React.

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Chapters

1 00:00

It's party time, y'all

2 01:03

Welcome, friends

3 01:47

GitHub Copilot X

4 05:21

GPT-4 in your editor

5 10:39

GPT-4 in your docs & PRs

6 14:24

The other Copilot

7 17:22

Copilot all the things

8 19:52

See you later, humans!

9 21:47

Mozilla & AI for the rest of us

10 24:15

Where's Apple?

11 26:44

Adobe is doing cool stuff

12 29:11

Copilot in interviews?

13 32:52

Sponsor: Changelog++

14 33:47

Nick's beloved TypeScript 5.0

15 36:05

Unbreak Nick's heart

16 37:20

TypeScripters are vegan?!

17 38:37

TypeScript vs K8s adoption

18 41:42

Enom-nom-erators

19 42:33

A compelling argument

20 44:03

React.dev launches

21 46:12

Debating the future of React

22 54:04

The bigger problem of too much JS

23 57:20

Nuance wrt DX vs UX

24 59:31

The need to evaluate

25 1:00:40

Nick's beshoveled TypeScript

26 1:01:30

Nick tries to have the final word

27 1:04:13

KBall steals the final word

28 1:06:26

Amal gets the actual final word

29 1:08:12

Quick wrap up

30 1:08:37

Next up on the pod

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