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Hosts
Kent C. Dodds
Jason Lengstorf
Previous Guests
Kent C. Dodds
Kent C. Dodds is a prominent developer and educator known for his contributions to the web development community. He specializes in JavaScript and React, and is recognized for his work in teaching best practices in web development through various platforms, including his own website and YouTube channel. Kent is also the creator of the Epic Stack, a set of tools and principles designed to help developers make effective decisions in their projects. He is an advocate for clear reasoning in technical choices and has spoken at numerous conferences, sharing his insights on decision-making and project structuring.
Kent C. Dodds is a prominent developer and educator known for his contributions to the web development community. He specializes in JavaScript and React, and is recognized for his work in teaching best practices in web development through various platforms, including his own website and YouTube channel. Kent is also the creator of the Epic Stack, a set of tools and principles designed to help developers make effective decisions in their projects. He is an advocate for clear reasoning in technical choices and has spoken at numerous conferences, sharing his insights on decision-making and project structuring.
Andre Landgraf
Andre Landgraf is a web developer known for his expertise in image optimization and web technologies. He organizes the All Things Web meetup in the Bay Area, fostering community engagement among developers. Andre has experience working with Ember at LinkedIn and is currently transitioning in his career. His insights into building image optimization pipelines have made him a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of handling images in web applications.
Andre Landgraf is a web developer known for his expertise in image optimization and web technologies. He organizes the All Things Web meetup in the Bay Area, fostering community engagement among developers. Andre has experience working with Ember at LinkedIn and is currently transitioning in his career. His insights into building image optimization pipelines have made him a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of handling images in web applications.
Jason Lengstorf
Jason Lengstorf is a prominent figure in the web development community, known for his work in engineering, developer relations, and open-source contributions at major companies such as IBM, Gatsby, and Netlify. He is the creator of CodeTV and the Web Dev Challenge, a competitive event that encourages developers to collaborate and solve coding challenges. Jason is an advocate for the importance of in-person networking and believes that building meaningful relationships is crucial for long-term success in one's career.
Jason Lengstorf is a prominent figure in the web development community, known for his work in engineering, developer relations, and open-source contributions at major companies such as IBM, Gatsby, and Netlify. He is the creator of CodeTV and the Web Dev Challenge, a competitive event that encourages developers to collaborate and solve coding challenges. Jason is an advocate for the importance of in-person networking and believes that building meaningful relationships is crucial for long-term success in one's career.
Ryan Florence
Ryan Florence is a prominent web developer and co-creator of Remix and React Router. He has made significant contributions to the web development community, particularly in the areas of modern JavaScript frameworks and routing solutions. Ryan is known for his insights into the evolving landscape of web technologies and has been an advocate for performance and portability in web applications. He frequently speaks at conferences and shares his expertise on balancing professional and personal life.
Ryan Florence is a prominent web developer and co-creator of Remix and React Router. He has made significant contributions to the web development community, particularly in the areas of modern JavaScript frameworks and routing solutions. Ryan is known for his insights into the evolving landscape of web technologies and has been an advocate for performance and portability in web applications. He frequently speaks at conferences and shares his expertise on balancing professional and personal life.
Topics Discussed
Season 6
Epic Web Comp 2025
Salt Lake City
conference
speakers
EpicWeb.dev
decision-making
web development
Epic Stack
Epic Programming Principles
Laravel
project structuring
career growth
hallway track
image optimization
event photos
user-generated content
All Things Web
community
Ember
career shift
Epic Web Conf
engineering
developer relations
open-source
Web Dev Challenge
networking
in-person conferences
Remix
React
AI-driven development
React Router
performance
portability
future-proofing
web-native capabilities
conferences
career relationships
Episodes
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Wrapping up Season 6 of Chats with Kent
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Kent says goodbye at the end of another season of the "Chats with Kent" podcast, which featured interviews with speakers for the upcoming Epic Web Comp 2025 conference in Salt Lake City. The host, Kent C. Dodds, expresses excitement about the lineup of speakers and encourages listeners to attend the conference in March 2025. He also mentions that the talks will be available on the EpicWeb.dev platform for those who miss the live event.
Kent says goodbye at the end of another season of the "Chats with Kent" podcast, which featured interviews with speakers for the upcoming Epic Web Comp 2025 conference in Salt Lake City. The host, Kent C. Dodds, expresses excitement about the lineup of speakers and encourages listeners to attend the conference in March 2025. He also mentions that the talks will be available on the EpicWeb.dev platform for those who miss the live event.
Kent C. Dodds sits down with Jason Lengstorf to discuss his talk at Epic Web Conf, Of Things Epic, where he dives into the principles behind effective decision-making in web development. Rather than focusing on which tools to pick, Kent emphasizes the need for a framework that enables developers to make confident decisions that scale. He draws from his experience with the Epic Stack, highlighting the importance of clear reasoning behind technical choices.
Key topics in this conversation include:
Why decision paralysis is unnecessary in modern web development.
How the Epic Programming Principles provide a solid foundation for making smart tech choices.
Why Laravel's opinionated approach has been so successful and what we can learn from it.
The importance of structuring your projects so they can evolve without unnecessary rewrites.
How in-person conferences create opportunities for career growth and deeper relationships.
Kent also shares his excitement about the hallway track at Epic Web Conf, encouraging attendees to come talk to him about real-world experiences with the Epic Stack, scaling web apps, and even personal interests like family life, one-wheeling, and snowboarding.
Kent C. Dodds sits down with Jason Lengstorf to discuss his talk at Epic Web Conf, Of Things Epic, where he dives into the principles behind effective decision-making in web development. Rather than focusing on which tools to pick, Kent emphasizes the need for a framework that enables developers to make confident decisions that scale. He draws from his experience with the Epic Stack, highlighting the importance of clear reasoning behind technical choices.
Key topics in this conversation include:
Why decision paralysis is unnecessary in modern web development.
How the Epic Programming Principles provide a solid foundation for making smart tech choices.
Why Laravel's opinionated approach has been so successful and what we can learn from it.
The importance of structuring your projects so they can evolve without unnecessary rewrites.
How in-person conferences create opportunities for career growth and deeper relationships.
Kent also shares his excitement about the hallway track at Epic Web Conf, encouraging attendees to come talk to him about real-world experiences with the Epic Stack, scaling web apps, and even personal interests like family life, one-wheeling, and snowboarding.
image optimizationweb developmentevent photosuser-generated contentAll Things WebcommunityEmbercareer shiftEpic Web Conf
Andre Landgraf joins Kent to discuss his talk at Epic Web Conf, Epic Image Optimization. In this conversation, they explore the challenges and trade-offs of optimizing images for the web, particularly when handling large numbers of event photos or user-generated content. Andre shares how building his own image optimization pipeline gave him a deeper understanding of the process, allowing him to make more informed decisions when choosing external services.
Kent and Andre also discuss:
The evolution of All Things Web, a meetup Andre organizes in the Bay Area.
The importance of community in web development and how in-person meetups have shaped his career.
His experience working with Ember at LinkedIn and his upcoming career shift.
Why diving deep into a problemโlike image optimizationโmakes you a better engineer.
How Epic Web Conf has become a must-attend event for those passionate about web technologies.
Andre brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the conversation, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to level up their approach to image handling in modern web applications.
Andre Landgraf joins Kent to discuss his talk at Epic Web Conf, Epic Image Optimization. In this conversation, they explore the challenges and trade-offs of optimizing images for the web, particularly when handling large numbers of event photos or user-generated content. Andre shares how building his own image optimization pipeline gave him a deeper understanding of the process, allowing him to make more informed decisions when choosing external services.
Kent and Andre also discuss:
The evolution of All Things Web, a meetup Andre organizes in the Bay Area.
The importance of community in web development and how in-person meetups have shaped his career.
His experience working with Ember at LinkedIn and his upcoming career shift.
Why diving deep into a problemโlike image optimizationโmakes you a better engineer.
How Epic Web Conf has become a must-attend event for those passionate about web technologies.
Andre brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the conversation, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to level up their approach to image handling in modern web applications.
Building, Learning, and Networking with Jason Lengstorf at Epic Web Conf
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Kent C. Dodds
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Jason Lengstorf
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engineeringdeveloper relationsopen-sourceWeb Dev ChallengeEpic Web Confcareer growthnetworkingin-person conferences
In this conversation, Jason Lengstorf, creator of CodeTV and the Web Dev Challenge, joins Kent to discuss:
His background in engineering, developer relations, and open-source at companies like IBM, Gatsby, and Netlify.
The Web Dev Challenge, a fast-paced, team-based competition that brings developers together to solve unique coding challenges in just four hours.
The free Epic Web Conf hackathon happening the day before the conference, where attendees can join the challenge, build something cool, and showcase their work.
His philosophy on career growth, taking calculated risks, and building a career you truly enjoy.
Why in-person conferences are critical for networking and how making friends, rather than โnetworking,โ can be the key to long-term success.
Jason shares why he prioritizes being in physical spaces with other developers, how meaningful relationships have shaped his career, and why he believes success comes from showing up, trying hard, and having the courage to take chances.
In this conversation, Jason Lengstorf, creator of CodeTV and the Web Dev Challenge, joins Kent to discuss:
His background in engineering, developer relations, and open-source at companies like IBM, Gatsby, and Netlify.
The Web Dev Challenge, a fast-paced, team-based competition that brings developers together to solve unique coding challenges in just four hours.
The free Epic Web Conf hackathon happening the day before the conference, where attendees can join the challenge, build something cool, and showcase their work.
His philosophy on career growth, taking calculated risks, and building a career you truly enjoy.
Why in-person conferences are critical for networking and how making friends, rather than โnetworking,โ can be the key to long-term success.
Jason shares why he prioritizes being in physical spaces with other developers, how meaningful relationships have shaped his career, and why he believes success comes from showing up, trying hard, and having the courage to take chances.
In this conversation, Ryan Florence, co-creator of Remix and React Router, joins Kent to talk about the evolving landscape of web development. He shares insights on:
The motivation behind moving core Remix features into React Router.
The rising importance of AI-driven development and how it affects frameworks.
Betting on the web platform as a long-term strategy for performance, portability, and future-proofing applications.
How Remix is being reimagined with a focus on web-native capabilities.
The role of conferences in building meaningful career relationships.
Ryan also shares his personal reflections on balancing career, family, and the desire to step back from the spotlight. Whether you're a Remix user, a React developer, or just curious about where the web is heading, this discussion offers a fascinating look at the future of frameworks and the web.
In this conversation, Ryan Florence, co-creator of Remix and React Router, joins Kent to talk about the evolving landscape of web development. He shares insights on:
The motivation behind moving core Remix features into React Router.
The rising importance of AI-driven development and how it affects frameworks.
Betting on the web platform as a long-term strategy for performance, portability, and future-proofing applications.
How Remix is being reimagined with a focus on web-native capabilities.
The role of conferences in building meaningful career relationships.
Ryan also shares his personal reflections on balancing career, family, and the desire to step back from the spotlight. Whether you're a Remix user, a React developer, or just curious about where the web is heading, this discussion offers a fascinating look at the future of frameworks and the web.
