Full Stack Developers Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski cover web development topics. Episodes released as audio and video
Episodes
24 Jun 2026
The text examines the debate over chat-based vs. traditional web interfaces, the potential of agentic systems like WebMCP for hybrid user interactions, challenges in usability and accessibility, AI's role in automating tasks, and concerns about tech monopolies fragmenting digital experiences.
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15 Jun 2026
A personal sunburn story during California filming segues into detailed discussions on web standards, Jake Archibalds work on APIs and Firefox development, image codec debates, API design challenges, and broader issues of web centralization, privacy, and balancing innovation with standardization.
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8 Jun 2026
Terminal-based AI agent management via Tmux and Tailscale, Modem AI's automated non-coding product tasks with human oversight, safety measures for autonomous agents, and balancing UI efficiency with isolated environments and cross-platform feedback aggregation.
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1 Jun 2026
A survey highlights rising AI adoption in web development, with 18% of developers using AI to write 75% of their code, mixed perceptions of its quality, prominence of ChatGPT and emerging tools like Claude/Gemini, enterprise integration trends, challenges like tool costs and unclear "local model" misconceptions, and ongoing debates about job displacement, creativity, and software quality.
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27 May 2026
The text explores the development of code editing tools like diffs and trees for AI-driven code review, challenges with GitHub's performance, introduces scalable solutions like Code Storage, and emphasizes optimizations such as virtualization, GPU acceleration, and AI delegation to handle large-scale code processing efficiently.
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25 May 2026
Establishing a clear foundation through meticulous planningdefining schemas, using TypeScript types, organizing routing/authentication upfront, and standardizing UI/CSSprevents long-term complexity, avoids AI-generated clutter, and ensures scalable, coherent development.
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20 May 2026
AI in design balances task automation and template-based efficiency with limitations in originality, nuance, and ethical authenticity, requiring human oversight to address creative, contextual, and user-centric needs.
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18 May 2026
Recommended: Interesting video creation tool
Remotion, a React-based video generation tool, has grown from a niche developer tool to a mainstream platform through AI integration, enabling non-technical video creation, while balancing open-source access with monetization, exploring advanced APIs, and addressing challenges in rendering, AI collaboration, and dynamic content integration.
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13 May 2026
Recommended: Time to harden your applications.
Cybersecurity threats like the "Shy Halood" worm series exploit supply chain vulnerabilities in GitHub Actions, pnpm, and token theft across NPM, Python, and UIPath ecosystems, emphasizing mitigation through workflow audits, dependency checks, tools like Socket.dev, and stricter package manager practices to counter credential theft and destructive attacks.
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11 May 2026
The discussion covers flexible AI agent tools like Hot Tip Skill, CSS Motion Systems, and Agent Browser, advocating for human-curated content over AI-generated output while emphasizing modular skills for workflow efficiency and the need for human oversight in design and marketing.
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