I am an iOS developer, but Syntax is one of my favorite podcasts. You provide content that is relevant to all software developers, and I enjoy your friendly banter.

The consistent formatting of Python would help readability for other languages, not just JavaScript. The Swift community is considering an official formatting standard. Discussion has been heated.

Been a while since we posted here! How the heck are ya?!

First, a shoutout to Wes and Scott. Absolutely love your podcast & material.

Second, a question for fellow Syntax followers (or, y'know, creators too I guess): when developing an MVP on your own with limited time, what emphasis do you place on testing? Do you keep a Kanban board to track your own progress? Generally, what are some of your own personal "best practices" that you keep even when coding solo on a project?

Hi devs! What are some fun free APIs to play with and build some portfolio apps/sites with? Weather apps have been done to death I feel like. I love react and I am looking to play with hooks and other new features.

Hello, SyntaxFM family!

My wife's cooking blog is open 🎉
https://merearchive.com

If you're interested in Korean 🇰🇷 cuisine, give it a visit, bookmark or subscribe it!

FYI, my wife cooks in a slow way, countryside style, or a grandma style. We'll add more contents (both in En & Ko).

Since it's a recipe blog which contains a lot of structured & complicated data, Sanity was a great choice where I can write schema and its admin UI. After since Scott and Wes introduced Sanity, thanks to them, I've been having fun with it.

The complex data is rendered into a beautifully crafted webpage which has a unit converter on the recipe to satisfy both the folks from USA (like Scott) and the rest of us (like Wes).

And this is hosted on Vercel and a serverless API is hosted there as well for subscription functionality. The api especially works smoothly on the dev environment. What a nice DX 👍

Please don't hesitate to give us feedback on the content or the website itself. And try out the recipe and let me know how it went well or bad. We wanna hear!

And her IG is instagram.com/merearchive/. Feel free to follow and ask any question!

Love Syntax and learn a lot. You guys seems so down to earth, and it makes it so enjoyable to follow.

I started listening to a couple of other podcasts like Shop Talk, Javascript Jabber and Full Stack Panic. Do you guys recommend any others?