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Why can't Claude design its way out of a paper bag, and why does every vibe-coded site look the same? Wes and Scott also tackle perf debugging, soldering gear, Vibe Rules vs skills, and the genius Composer One interview.
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Wes walks through how he moved his ten-year-old course platform from Express to Hono and from Pug to JSX with AI, and why planning, patterns, and testing matter more than the typing. Plus Sick Picks for voice dictation and monitor layouts.
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Vite+ is now open source and wants to merge your linter, formatter, Node version manager, task runner, and package manager behind one tiny command: vp. Scott, Wes, and CJ walk through what it does, what it can't replace yet, and why agents love it.
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Steve Faulkner of Cloudflare explains how he used Opus, OpenCode, and a few overnight token binges to port Next.js to Vite as vNext. Learn the process, the security fallout, and where AI-written software is headed.
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Wes and Scott debate whether AI means we can finally stop caring about clean code (spoiler: please keep caring), plus a second brain update, hamburger menus without JS, and whether Bootstrap is still a thing. Also: iOS haptics via a hidden checkbox switch, Effect.ts, and a parenting podcast plug.
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Paolo Ricciuti breaks down how the Svelte team is pulling a DOM-obsessed framework out of the browser so it can render to Lynx native apps, terminals, and beyond. Expect templates, fragments, pigeons, and a very good to-do app.
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Wes and Scott rant about bots wrecking every inbox and timeline, then tear through Node enabling Temporal, OpenAI buying OpenClaw, TypeScript 6 beta, TanStack Hotkeys, Shaders.com, Voxtral Transcribe 2, and the flood of agent platforms.
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Agents.md, skills, sub agents, hooks, plugins, MCPs... what the heck is all this stuff and where does it go? Scott and Wes untangle the AI coding jargon so you can stop nodding along and start being effective.
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Wes and Scott tackle potluck questions on running five AI agents at once, whether beginners should lean on AI, pagination vs infinite scroll, and someone literally trying to XSS the show. Also: escaping PHP and jQuery, balancing side projects with kids, and sick picks for e-ink and soldering nerds.
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Armin Ronacher and Mario Zechner explain Pi, the minimal, infinitely extensible coding agent harness that powers Clawdbot/Moltbot. Expect prompt injection nightmares, self-modifying agents, and a very honest take on why you probably don't need that big fancy harness.
