Hasty Treat - End of Season Wrap Up

often more, all sorts of serverless stuff here, which is it's not super surprising to me that this one is popular, but, again, it it just goes to show you. I mean, there's there's hype around serverless in general.

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The number pnpm Node, and this is I guarantee this is clickbait ESLint, And the WebRTC we'll talk about our favorite Hasty's and Tastes of the year so far because we're kinda halfway through the Yarn, And then we'll we'll end it off with the top episodes of this year so far just to give you an idea of of what people are loving.

I'm trying to remember all of them, but we're not changing the content. The content is going to remain the same, and we're going to continue to bring you education Wes

most popular episodes. So, wait, we've got 6 you sure do love your fresh books now and that damn Sanity. Node my century says I should give up,

Yarn web dev GUI is going to replace us? All about the sort of Node. Not necessarily the no code movement, but the movement to be able to build things without code.

and it has almost 10,000 more downloads like, we don't wanna like, okay. We got the grunge. And by grunge, I mean, like,

2020 so far is are the audio bits in the show. Now, Wes, I don't know what your thoughts are because we haven't really talked too too much about this, but I I would love to get some bumpers for the different segments, like shameless plugs and sickbay. As long as they're fast. I don't need, like, a song for each one, but just, like No. Node 3 seconds. The shameless

And that was that was a really big show, long show, and we just talked about all kinds of stuff that it can do. And that's I'm really glad to see that that was one of our most popular episodes because that was a fun one to do. So we should do more of those. Just like, I wanna do, like, a networking show, maybe like a home video Hey, everybody. I think don't don't be afraid, everybody. We we'll be back on Wednesday.

show, thing like that. Yeah. Oh.

Peace.

and it was very cool.

than the pre the next one in line. So by far, our most popular episode.

Beautiful. Alright. Thanks so much for tuning in, and we are off for a couple months. But you will not miss us because we'll be back on Wednesday. We will catch you next season.

We've had 6

Head Node and that's as far as I go.

Basically, this this new type of package registry, all the different providers and sort of the ideas behind it all. That was a good one. Next up, we have a a Pollak, which is the one where we talked about it's episode 218 Yeah. Long here's here's my request, though. Only one of them can be grunge Oh, I went to 2019 because it was still calendar year.

where we talk about, it depends. If if you want a new handle, that could be part of season 2. New new new season, new us for,

So that was, our most popular episode by our Node to blow your mind here, but when you was the the series. I'm going to series. For some reason, I like the series, but it's the the ones that Yarn, like, I think my favorite hasty It was is this the only Node with a guest on that we had in this in this top view? Yeah. Yeah. You're right. Yeah. So this episode El Toro Loco is somebody else's nickname. Okay? It's a it's a monster truck, and I really I don't want to compete with a monster truck. Granted, up. So the Node you just listed off was actually number 2, not even number 1, which I'm surprised because I thought I thought that one would have been number 1. So I told you I was saving a banger to blow your mind, and I was.

serverless and cloud functions and,

the true number 1 to the heading of the columns and not

The next, number 8 Wes, I'm really glad to see this one up there, is the Synology show. So this has nothing to do with web development, and a 100% of just Scott and I geeking out about tech hardware and backup solutions and,

Absolutely.

developer culture. We talk about Slack communities. We talk about backpacks, which we are want to do. Also, Vanilla JS and some other stuff. These pod look like you know, these these are great. We we cover a lot of ground in these episodes, and I think it, like, really gives us an opportunity to to share a lot of what we've picked up in our our time in this industry.

was really, really cool because we learned all about this this new thing. Fred Fred Schott came on and talked about Peeka package,

6th most popular one was a potluck where we talked about fonts, frameworks,

like, web development, barbecue tips, breakdancing,

which is a little update as to where we're at with our fitness goals and, And then I just this is just partial. I'm not done yet. Sure. My friends say I should no. I don't that's not the part.

So that's the end of or at least Mondays Wednesdays for an hour and a half.

Wow. Very good one. Very good episode too. The other ones were, like, 100 apart, and then the the number 1 episode was, like, 10,000 apart. Yeah. Right. Yeah.

Number 4 is the serverless and cloud function. So both of our serverless shows

So the the age old question JS, is Dreamweaver Like, I have a video on how to reduce HTTP Wes, and and people will get angry at it. So, because, Turbo Tolinski, it's about time because, like, topics the whys and whats and just all of the somewhat controversial topics around that surrounding that that viewpoint.

Next versus Gatsby, headless CMS, Vue JS, is Ruby on Rails still good, and more.

season 1 of Syntax.

teas, coding subscriptions, client work, and more. It's funny. I'm looking at the top ones. A lot of them are are potlucks. I'm glad to see that everybody loves the potlucks. Yeah. Those potlucks are great. They're some of my favorite episodes to record. Number 5

is Pika package, so just about as far away as we can from right now. But, are we talking about season 1 entirely, which is all 270 episodes, or do we need that Wes year? Just 2020 so far. Oh, just 2020.

copied and pasted this list, tech to watch in 2020,

months, and we do 8 episodes. We've had 48 episodes so far. So this is the top 10 out of 48.

are up here, and they're just within a couple 1,000 downloads each in the top ten. So, again, that was my favorite. I didn't even look at this before, but my favorite episodes were in the top one. So we talked about

which was the really great episode.

where we talked a lot about databases, secrets, I think turbo is the right way to go. There's alliteration there. It's faster.

just benefits of fitness in general as being a web developer? Yeah. Number 9 here is more on serverless

and you're just like, like, I'm not impressed by you, you Node? Like, it doesn't do for me.

So we're gonna get some new intros for the podcast as well. We'll be getting rid of the 2 intros that we have because Scott is transitioning from El Toro Loco

And it's like Yeah. It's like it's also when you see people, like, blasting their music

We're well, I don't think we're exactly changing a whole Scott, but I do wanna talk a little bit about maybe some of the the plans here for the fall. So bumpers, which are also commonly known as bumpers in the industry,

like screamo or something.

End of the season wrap up. That's what we're talking about. We're gonna be starting season 2 of Syntax, which is going to bring some tremendous changes. That's right. The huge, huge changes soft skills.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I I don't think that would that would do well. That that's, like, a a downside to liking, like, hardcore music is that you can never ever play it around your friends or family or anything like that because nobody else understands.

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plugs.

Scott doesn't like it. Well, so we're gonna get banned. I don't wanna get banned. If let's say He knows. Let's say let no, Wes. Here, you hear me out here. Banned from what? This is the Internet.

So talking about intros, to Turbo Tolinski.

I mean, you're not really a Boss Baby, but there's the movie Boss Baby.

with Wes s's, boss.

Oh my gosh. Found a guy

on 5 radio and recorded. I am not

And that's about the time that I drank coffee.

season 2 of syntax. We could add

Okay. So we're gonna get new bumpers, some new songs, maybe a new intros for all the episodes, and maybe new outros. Who knows? We have time to think about this,

It's Tom DeLonge. Spotify. And they they they Scott a piggle Will Ferrell wheelbarrow full of money for you, and they say A Will Ferrell full of money.

oh my gosh. No. We're gonna get banned. They're gonna be, 2 live crew band in the USA for that. That's for sure.

a new handle? which is pretty sweet. It's huge.

Wheelbarrow full of money for you. And they say, hey, Wes. This is Joe Rogan money. You want that Joe Rogan money? Well, let's, let's sign a contract with Spotify. Oh, wait. Your theme song is a is a blatant, The number one Node covered. None covered. Right? The number 1 episode of the past

Nobody likes that. Wesley,

Nobody likes you Wes you jquery.

on maybe a new

while we take our our just slight summer break. We're also gonna be adding a sweet new segment, which the start of this new segment was hilarious. So the new segment's called the syntax highlight. We're going to highlight people in our community who are doing really great work, who, we share some some some some tight bonds. Courtney actually got Landon a remote controlled El Toro logo for his birthday,

copyright abuse of a ESLint 182 song, and

some really fun stuff. I don't know. Yeah. Maybe what would some other good b words, Wes the boss Yeah. Something like that. Not. Wait. What about Wes the Bos baby? going to make my job obsolete? And, obviously, we talk about Next 1 is going to be,

What the hell is TDD? This bug makes me want to rage.

We will not give you the wheelbarrow full of cash. Can I at least say what the lyrics were? Because I felt like this was just gold. It goes to the tune of Blink 182, What's My Age Again? It says, I took out my phone. It was a Monday morning. I scroll alone to find that podcast link, and that's about the time that I turned on my PC.

I had this amazing idea.

who do not have a platform or Scott being elevated or not being, you know, shown off as being this really cool project. So we're gonna elevate people doing awesome work, and I I think it's a great way to really help the community learn about really interesting developers' projects and, hopefully, even get get some eyes on their work if if that's a a thing that needs to happen. Right? Totally. Totally. So we came up with this a while ago, and we asked on Twitter what would be a good name for this, not realizing that it was just staring us in the face that Syntax Highlight was, like, the best best name ever for it. I it was, like, the biggest duh moment in the world for me. Like, how did we not think of that? We're so clever, and Wes thought of all these other things, but not syntax highlight.

I mean, If that door if okay. Let's let's paint a picture for you here. You're sitting at home. All of a sudden, you get a knock on the door. You open that door. Who is it? such as maybe maybe adding 1 segment and getting a, bumpers.

man, we did this, like, series where we we did, like,

I hear Hasty was

Awesome. And then let's let's wrap it up here. We'll just talk about the top 10 episodes of 2020 so far. These are ranked by download, so we'll stop at the start at the 10th

I have, I'm gonna break the rules here and do 2 favorite Tasties.

My other favorite one is the one where I taught Wes Svelte because,

I get to talk about Svelte the whole Node, so I like that.

between the serverless episode, which I thought Wes, like we've been working on that one for a long time, and that was a really good

Node with Ian Ramsey, where he talked about his ZipCall. Io,

good information.

was really fast bundle rebuild. We talked about some of those projects that have since gained not only quite a bit of growth in their thing, but they've also evolved quite a bit. We have Snowpack v 2. We talked about a bunch of that stuff in this episode, and that was the 1st time I'd ever heard about Snowpack project. So really cool stuff.

So what was your favorite hasty and tasty there, Scott? Oh, yeah. So my favorite,

reasons why your website is slow. I think there's 3 of them in that series. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And and those were all really good helpful helpful tips, and and and something that I really spend a lot of time on myself. It's also something that I have a bit of a sore spot with with people on YouTube who, continue to leave mean comments on my video that expresses me and the monster truck, we share some, We will join you next season for Syntax Wes we dive into

I think I think the the slow website, hasty treats, are fantastic.

One of which is the episode where my lovely wife came on the show, Mental Health and Dev, featuring doctor Kornie Tolinski. She She talked about depression, anxiety, imposter syndrome, answered a bunch of, questions from people in sort of anonymous ways, and we just talked through some mental health stuff. And it's really great to have her on the show because I get to to live with her and pick her brain 247 about this kind of stuff, so it's really great for her to come on and share some of that knowledge that she's gained.

and it was just like a it's an awesome chat with him because he just, like, just kinda hacked the thing together, and it really took off. And he had a really good, like, approach to just doing it, which which I really like. So a lot of people also really enjoyed that. They found it kind of motivational. They go, oh, that guy just kind of made stuff work and it panned out, Wes you don't have to, like, do everything absolutely perfect. So that that was my favorite, Tasty.

explainer episode.

maybe the modules in Node 1. That was another good explainer as to what's going on because there's a lot of misinformation We just what is it right now? It's June July 8, and we've recorded up to September right now. So we're a little ahead, and we're taking

2019,

My hasty is is sort of a tie

as to what's going on with it. So that was a good one.

So Awesome. Let's move on to,

Versus Node tips. There was, like, multiple hasties. I don't know if that's that's cheating because it's technically the length of a tasty, but I really like those Versus Code episodes 1, 2, 3. I think we probably even had 1 more a little bit later, but those were in August

I really like doing the explainer episodes. They take a lot of research, but, it's it's enjoyable to put out a nice valuable piece of content like that.

hasty. I really think that my favorite hasty

season 1 of syntax, and this is episode 279.

hasty treat. We are going to be wrapping up

This is the last episode of season 1. I think this is hilarious.

some time to swim. Yes. We're taking some time to swim, and that's what I'm gonna be doing in the the kiddie pool in the backyard underneath the peach tree. That's gonna be a lot of fun.

So my name is Scott Tolinski, and I'm a full stack developer from Denver, Colorado. And with me as always is the Wes boss.

In this Monday,

It is not shared with anybody else.

I like it, but it's, it's up to which was our episode released on January 18th,

It's a big remote controlled Yarn. So

Wes Barracuda Bos need to be renamed too? Should I should I do some introspection local home servers.

you. Yeah.

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