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Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski - Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers

Full Stack Developers Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski dive deep into web development topics, explaining how they work and talking about their own experiences. They cover from JavaScript frameworks like React, to the latest advancements in CSS to simplifying web tooling.

Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats

Running your dev process off your main machine doesn’t have to mean the cloud. Scott and Wes break down how to host projects on a box you can reach from any device, close your laptop mid-build, and keep long-running processes alive. They cover Scott’s stack (Mosh, Caddy, Tailscale, Zed, and terminal AI agents like Claude Code), the annoyances of mobile TUIs, and whether it beats staying local.

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:36 Welcome to Syntax!

01:56 Benefits of Remote Development

07:50 Process for Remote Development

09:34 Tech Stack for Remote Development

Mosh instead of SSH

Caddy for domains and routing

Tailscale for local network

Zed editor

Herdr for terminal sessions

Opencode or ClaudeCode for AI via the term

Termius for iOS AI

15:09 Tools and Alternatives for Remote Development

21:16 Exploring Workspaces and Terminal Management

30:31 Mobile Terminal Applications and Their Features

32:30 Navigating the Terminal Landscape: Tools and Alter

35:22 Headless Browsers and Authentication Challenges

38:35 Work Trees and Their Use Cases

44:21 Cloud Hosting and Local Development Solutions

45:28 Sick Picks & Shameless Plugs.

Sick Picks

Scott: Elgato Stream Deck Pedal

Wes: Packing Cubes

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1023: Mosh, Caddy & Tailscale: A Remote Dev Deep Dive

CJ and Scott break down the biggest week in web dev: TypeScript 7 ships with a 10x-faster native port, Bun gets rewritten in Rust (much to the Zig team’s dismay), and Better Auth joins Vercel. Plus GPT-5.6 first impressions, Odin 1.0, Cloudflare’s new Workers cache and drag-and-drop deploys, and the OpenCode 2 beta.

Show Notes

00:00 Welcome to Syntax!

00:21 CJ upgraded his homelab network

02:09 TypeScript 7 is 10x faster

11:19 Bun Rust rewrite drama

Zig creator criticizes rewrite

28:18 GPT 5.6 Impressions

Ashley Peachock on X

Matt Shumer on X

40:58 Better Auth Acquired by Vercel

49:51 Grok Build CLI is stealing your code

International Cyber Digest on X

56:00 Cloudflare Worker Cache and Drop

01:01:22 Check out CJ’s latest video I Built an LLM from Scratch

01:03:06 Odin 1.0 Announced

01:05:33 OpenCode 2.0 Beta released

01:07:32 Winamp Skin Museum

01:11:08 CJ’s new MP3 player

01:13:03 Scott’s Robot Update

Sick Picks

Scott: Reachy Mini

CJ: Snowsky Echo Mini

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1022: Bun re-written in Rust, Zig team big mad

Dax Raad, co-founder of OpenCode, joins Scott and Wes to talk remote dev servers, OpenCode 2.0, and why his team is “addicted” to AI models they’re not even allowed to name yet.

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:43 Welcome to Syntax!

01:22 Remote Development Environments and Their Benefits

Dax’s post

Latitude.sh

exe.dev

06:24 The Setup: Tmux and Long-Running Sessions

07:15 Brought to you by Sentry!

08:12 Integrating AI with Personal Projects

11:21 Open Code 2.0: Features and Improvements

17:15 Software Engineering Methodology and Design Philosophy

21:33 Model Routing and AI Integration

23:58 The Evolution of AI Models

26:23 Comparing Open Source and Proprietary Models

28:27 Cost Implications of AI Model Usage

30:27 Local vs Cloud AI Model Hosting

32:08 Navigating Claude Code and Third-Party Integration

35:40 The Future of API Access for AI Models

37:27 Regulatory Concerns and AI Safety

39:25 Tools and Techniques for AI Coding

Hex

Handy

45:15 Final Thoughts and Future Directions

47:33 Sick Picks and Shameless Plugs

Sick Picks

Scott:

Wes:

Shameless Plugs

Scott:

Wes:

Dax: exe.dev

OpenTUI

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1021: We got addicted to an AI model we can't talk about

Auto-accept on, brain off? We’re getting into whether anyone actually reads the code they ship anymore — then it’s HTTP’s first new method in 16 years (meet QUERY) and OpenAI’s compute-hungry “Sol Ultra” tier landing in Codex. Bring your hot takes and hang out with us live.

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:31 Welcome to Syntax!

01:44 World Cup Chat

03:21 Do you read the code?

Theo’s take

Primeagen’s take

Dax’s take

notch’s take

David Fowler’s take

David Cramer’s take

16:50 Query: NEW HTTP Method

RFC 10008: The HTTP QUERY Method

The new HTTP QUERY method explained

22:39 Github Repos on a CD-ROM

Github’s post

29:59 Brought to you by Sentry.io

30:35 Gea - compiler-first UI framework

Gea

React vs Gea

41:23 Fable First Impressions

Anthropic announces Fable comeback

49:32 Codex Gets Sol Ultra

52:59 Update: Scott’s Robot

56:36 Junior Slack Agent

Junior

01:03:55 Supply Chain Security Updates

Min release age now in all tools

npm now adds a temporary, preventive safeguard for high-impact accounts

01:07:40 HTML element

Chrome introduces element

01:10:16 Claude Code Auto Accepted Answers after 60 seconds

"No response after 60s — continued without an answer”

01:13:21 Claude Code Fingerprints Requests to China

Claude Code Is Steganographically Marking Requests

01:16:24 Responding to Chat

01:21:06 Organic Maps

Organic Maps for all platforms

01:24:21 Starring the Computer

Computers in movies and tv

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1020: Do You Read The Code?

This episode tackles the growing pains of AI-assisted development, from the struggle of reviewing thousands of lines of agent-generated code to the mounting technical debt when teams merge PRs without meaningful human review. Scott and Wes also dig into local models, whether jujutsu really beats git, how freelancers should price work in the AI era, and getting your team on board with external libraries.

Show Notes

00:00 Welcome to Syntax!

00:45 Understanding AI-Generated Code

06:24 The Challenges of Code Review in AI Development

11:21 What the heck are local models?

CJ’s Guide to Local AI

16:09 Exploring New Tools: Jujutsu and Beyond

20:35 Exploring Version Control Innovations

22:18 Pricing Strategies in the Age of AI

24:52 webkit-box-reflect not in the browsers.

27:44 The Angular vs. React Debate

31:46 Sick Picks & Shameless Plugs.

Sick Picks

Scott: Huggingface Reachy Mini Robot

Wes: Bose QC35

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1019: LGTM, Ship It: The AI Code Review Problem

Google fires the engineer behind its Workspace CLI tool, OpenAI previews GPT-5.6 with three new model tiers, and Astro 7 lands with a full Rust rewrite. Plus: Coinbase cuts token costs with smarter routing, and more in this week’s Syntax Live

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:34 Welcome to Syntax!

01:46 Google fires Workspace CLI Creator

12:30 GPT 5.6 Is Coming

19:59 GLM 5.2 Released

23:23 Astro 7 Rust Re-write

32:46 Cursor Announces iOS App

35:08 Scott’s Workflow: Herdr + Mosh + Termius + Tailscale

40:33 Coinbase Reduces AI Cost with Model Routing

44:22 wayfinder-router - Local AI Routing CLI

48:16 Token efficiency in models and harnesses

Martin Woodward on X

52:34 performativeUI - react components for AI startups

54:31 Brought to you by Sentry.io

55:21 Reachy Mini Robot

01:02:21 FUTO Keyboard Swipe for Android

01:05:40 CSS Quake

01:07:35 HTML Invoker API is Baseline Available

01:13:17 Cloudflare Temporary Accounts for AI Agents

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1018: Google fires Workspace CLI Creator

Scott and Wes raid the listener mailbag to settle the pnpm vs. npm debate, decode how web standards sneak into your browser, and ask the big one: is “AI” even intelligent, or just fancy autocomplete? Plus Stack Overflow nostalgia, the Shadcn head-scratcher, and why big design systems are sleeping on modern HTML.

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:44 Welcome to Syntax!

01:51 Exploring CSS Component Approaches

07:30 Brought to you by Sentry

08:09 The Advantages of PNPM over NPM

12:31 Nostalgia and Growth through Stack Overflow

Wes’ Stack Overflow

Scott’s Stack Overflow

19:13 The Evolution of Podcasting and Video Content

23:34 Understanding the Proposal Process for Web Standards

TC39 Process

TC39 Active proposals

Stage 3 examples

CSS Working Group Issues

CSS Specifications

CSS Agenda+

Chrome Platform Status

Mozilla Standards Positions

WebKit Standards Positions

Web Platform Tests

HTML Issues

HTML pull requests

HTML Living Standards

TypeScript Issues

TypeScript pull requests

TypeScript Iteration Plans

TypeScript blog

Node Issues

Node pull requests

Node recent releases

Node release schedule

28:25 Understanding AI: The Misconception of Intelligence

33:26 The Role of Modern Web Features in Design Systems

39:20 Navigating AI in Software Development: Two Camps of Engineers

47:05 The Importance of Fundamentals in the Age of AI

49:15 Scams in the Tech Industry: A Cautionary Tale

53:34 Sick Picks + Shameless Plugs

Sick Picks

Scott:Warhammer 40000 minitures

Wes: Baby gate

Shameless Plugs

Scott:

Wes:

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1017, We need to stop calling it “AI”

Wes, Scott, and CJ break down the latest web dev news. From AI agents and coding tools to Deno Desktop, Nub, and predictive UX. They also discuss bot-filled social media, remote work debates, and a slick 3D bookstore experience.

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:35 Welcome to Syntax!

01:43 Codex Design Smell

03:55 More Bots Than Humans

Bot vs Human

Post-smoke test software era

12:38 Social Media Is Nothing But Bots

19:55 Brought to you by Sentry

20:38 Vercel Launches Agent Framework

Introducing Flue

Flue

Introducing eve

eve

36:14 We Want Local AI Agents

47:22 Deno Desktop

Deno Desktop App

01:01:40 Nub Replaces Bun

Introducing Nub

Nub

01:06:04 ForsightJS Predicts User Intent

ForesightJS v4

PointerEvent: getPredictedEvents() method

01:12:43 Is WFH Fraud?

Remote work is fraud

01:18:38 3D Book Store Explorer

3D Book Store

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1016: More Bots Than Humans

Is the web dead, or just evolving? Wes Bos breaks down his JS Nation Amsterdam talk on agentic interfaces, why chat won’t replace everything, how Web MCP lets agents interact with your existing sites, and what “Clicks and Clankers” really means for the future of UI.

Show Notes

00:00 Intro

00:33 Welcome to Syntax!

00:46 Wes’s Talk: Agentic Interfaces at JS Nation

01:37 Is the Web Dead? Chat vs. Traditional UI

03:13 No UI, Voice UI, and the Smart Home Vision

04:00 What Is Web MCP and How It Works

05:10 Clicks and Clankers: When to Click vs. Prompt

06:57 The Future of Shopping and the Open Web Problem

08:46 Delegating the Boring Stuff: Groceries and Expense Categorization

11:55 MCP Apps and the Happy Path Problem

12:55 Brought to you by Sentry.io

13:23 Generative UI: Can the LLM Make a Better UI Than You?

14:54 Smart Home Dashboards and the Jarvis Dream

17:24 Is the Web Dead? Final Thoughts

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1015: Browsers and UIs are dead. Everything is chat

Scott, Wes, and CJ reunite fresh off a trip to Amsterdam to chat conferences, burnout, and whether Anthropic actually uses AI. They also dig into a packed bag of sick picks and tech news, including HTML streaming in Chrome, an image-to-ASCII generator, and a wild Arch Linux supply chain attack.

Show Notes

00:00 Welcome to Syntax!

02:15 Anthropic Doesn’t Use AI

Thariq’s Tweet

Tweet Response

06:15 Taste and Vision in Prompting Output

10:50 Wes and Scott’s Slide Decks

18:05 Amsterdam Trip Recap

26:09 Are Conferences worth it?

27:21 Amsterdam Trip Recap

31:17 Fable 5 First Impressions

33:45 Fable 5 and Mythos 5 Banned

41:45 IRL Events Are Great For Burnout

45:12 Brought to you by Sentry.io

45:52 HTML Streaming now in Chrome

55:47 Image to ASCII Generator

The Mitos Repo

01:01:31 Find Modern Module Replacements

01:05:55 Scott is Using MacOS / iOS Betas

01:09:25 Xiaomi OpenCode Fork and Mimo 2.5 Pro

01:14:06 Agent Dashboards

01:21:39 Arch Linux Supply Chain Attack

01:23:47 Should we train coding only models?

01:31:37 Thanks!

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1014: Anthropic doesn’t use AI

Scott and Wes break down how they built SynHax, the real-time CSS Battle app powering the upcoming Mad CSS tournament. From SvelteKit and Zero to diffing algorithms, sync conflicts, and a last-minute hackweek glow-up, this one’s a deep dive into shipping ambitious web apps fast.

Show Notes

00:00 Welcome to Syntax!

00:50 March Mad CSS Tournament.

03:19 Brought to you by Sentry.io.

03:59 What the heck is a CSS Battle?

05:34 The tech stack.

06:30 Svelte Kit.

06:44 Zero Sync.

Zero Docs

Zero Svelte.

07:32 Drizzle.

07:58 Supabase.

08:23 Graffiti.

10:45 Sync Server.

12:10 Cloudflare Workers.

12:23 Local File System.

13:26 How Zero Works.

13:48 Zero Sync Client.

15:39 API server.

19:34 Dealing with states and conflicts.

24:25 The Hackweek Project.

25:29 The Diffing Algorithm.

35:22 The bugs.

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977: We built a CSS Challenge platform

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