
100 episodes

ShopTalk ShopTalk
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4.8 • 118 Ratings
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A live podcast about front end web design and UX.
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451: JavaScript and Web Components with Nolan Lawson
Nolan Lawson talks with Dave & Chris about his emoji picker element and how styling a web component works, why documentation is important, constructable stylesheets, how to build with Svelte, React or other frameworks, and the accessibility story with Web Components.
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450: ShopTalk Patreon Discord Fun, Office Updates, Notion Competitors, and Elastic Search
We're officially on Patreon now and we'd love to have you come join us in the ShopTalk Show Discord and help shape the future of the ShopTalk community. We also talk about Dave's office situation, Notion competition, Elastic Search, how should someone specialize to get a job, and breaking news on the pop up element.
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449: JavaScript in 2021, Writing Workflow, Picking a CMS and Web Hosting, and Web Workers?
More on Javascript in 2201, looking at Jay Hoffman's writing workflow, helping pick a CMS for fun blogging, helping pick a web host and the happiest path involved, and just what the heck are workers on the web?
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448: Next Gen Bundlers with Jason Miller and Fred Schott
This week we talk with the maintainers of Snowpack and WMR, two newish flavors bundlers, to discuss how ES Modules change the game for modern JavaScript development.
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447: Headless WordPress, Recent RSS Favs, Custom Post Types in WordPress themes, and Sharing Buttons
We answer your questions about using a headless WordPress set up, changing WordPress themes and what happens to custom post types, those share buttons on websites, and talk about the 3 recent fav articles that came across our RSS readers.
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446: Pandemic Purchases, Video on the Web, Convoluted Processes, and Javascript Debounce
Dave and Chris talk about recent pandemic purchases, publishing video on the web, more sharing of convoluted processes, some menu bar app ideas, reinvigorating HTML, and writing good git commit messages.
Customer Reviews
Long time listener, friend of the show
Feel like I’ve been listening to this show forever, I don’t regret it though. The title is incredibly apt. If you’ve worked in a web shop / agency you’ll be nodding along almost immediately. Rapid-fire episodes are my favourite, but I do like that their shake up the format for something different.
Best web podcast of the decade
Chris and Dave may occasionally talk absolute rubbish, but when you cover hundreds of topics, endless listener questions and an awesome array of guests, you can't help but come up against subjects to complex to give a simpler answer to!
There guys truely embody the attitude of just getting out and doing it with a level of inspiring positivity!
Too political at times
Great podcast overall but from time to time it just becomes a political correctness olympics. It’s a shame that it seems to transcend every aspect of our society and people can’t even listen to a tech podcast without being beaten to death with it.