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A web development podcast from LogRocket
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Joined March 2021
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We're kicking off a new PodRocket series on how engineers are actually using AI day to day, and we're looking for guests.
Framework maintainers, team leads, skeptics, or anyone with a strong opinion on how AI changed code review. Know someone (or is it you)? Reply, DM, or shoot us an email at [email protected]!
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I'm back on @PodRocketpod!
We talk about Async React and what happens between a click and its result, and why that's a UX problem so easy to ignore. We also get into Cache Components in Next.js, the 16.3 preview, and using AI and skills to improve dev tooling.
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With the latest release of TanStack sandboxes you can use code mode inside of remote sandboxes :)
.@tan_stack has its own AI library now, and we got to sit down with maintainer @jherr to hear all about it.
Type-safe tool calls, support for any LLM vendor, and the "code mode" feature that has the model write one TypeScript script instead of a dozen back-and-forth tool calls.
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.@tan_stack has its own AI library now, and we got to sit down with maintainer @jherr to hear all about it.
Type-safe tool calls, support for any LLM vendor, and the "code mode" feature that has the model write one TypeScript script instead of a dozen back-and-forth tool calls.
Check out the full episode!
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Cloudflare bought VoidZero, Uber burned through its entire 2026 AI budget in 4 months, and Anthropic might be subsidizing Claude Max users by 30x.
Big week in web dev! We broke it all down on the PodRocket podcast.
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Cloudflare bought VoidZero. Uber torched its AI budget by April. And your $200 Claude plan is subsidized 30-to-1. This week's panel unpacks it all!
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.@radgendervibes joined @PodRocketpod to talk through the internals of Zed: how GPUI renders the UI, how CRDTs keep collaborative editing in sync, the road to Zed 1.0, and where Rust fits in AI-driven development.
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The team over at @zeddotdev is rebuilding the entire dev tooling stack from scratch, in Rust.
GPU rendering, CRDTs for live collaboration, an AI-agnostic editor, and a philosophy forged from watching Atom fall apart.
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pnpm lead maintainer @zkochan joined PodRocket to talk about pnpm 11: the 24-hour install rule, the new allow-builds config, the global virtual store, and what's coming in v12... including the highly anticipated Rust rewrite.
Cooked your computer after that TanStack supply chain attack?
We dropped an episode on pnpm 11 with lead maintainer Zoltan Kochan last week. If you're curious about the new security features and what else pnpm 11 brings to the table, it's a good listen.
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.@argyleink joined the podcast with a hot take: CSS will be the last language LLMs get good at.
We also talk about his four-part breakdown of why AI struggles with front-end, the tooling closing the gap, and how he's running agentic overnight loops to wake up to ready to ship PRs. Worth a listen for any front-end dev navigating AI-assisted workflow.
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Google & Meta compute feature flags at request time and every user gets a fully personalized page instantly. Nobody else can do that, yet. Next.js wants to change that.
Full episode on the Adapters API, partial pre-rendering, agentic DX, and more with @feedthejim.
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AI can write SQL.
So why do ORMs still matter?
Our Engineering Manager, @william_ma14406, joined the latest @PodRocketpod episode to talk about Prisma Next and how ORMs are evolving for the age of agentic coding.
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Building a secure cross-platform framework in 2026 means thinking beyond performance.
Earlier this month, Daniel Thompson-Yvetot dug into @TauriApps evolution, the reality of web view tradeoffs, and why regulation and supply chains are now part of the conversation.
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