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The runtime is a podcast devoted to asking questions about why we build software the way we do. It has a focus on web development, but will explore widely, looking at how different software is designed, and what makes it great.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
35 minutes
English
United States
17 episodes
since June 14, 2021
episodic
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Rafael Is joined by JT one of the creators of a new shell, called Nushell. They talk about how Nushell blends the ambitions of a shell with those a programming language, and how the team went about building a shell that feels functional and modern, while also feeling familiar to a community with de…
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Rafael is Joined by James Long to talk about ActualBudget, a "privacy focused" personal finance application with some unique technical characteristics. They talk about some of the benefits of offline-first applications from a product perspective, and some of the interesting and unexpected things ab…
Rafael is joined by Bartek Iwańczuk, a core member of the deno team, to discuss some of the things that make deno such an exciting tool for development. They talk about why the team placed such an emphasis on conforming to web platform standards, the decision to move away from typescript in interna…
Rafael is joined by Mark Henderson and Haadcode to talk about OrbitDB, a distributed database / data mesh for use in peer to peer applications. They talk about what it is like developing in the peer to peer field, talk about developing an oplog CRDT, complain a little bit about safari and browser s…
Rafael is joined by Caleb Porzio to discuss AlpineJs, a rugged minimal javascript UI framework. They get deep into the weeds about walking DOM trees, event listeners, and performance and benchmarking.
AlpineJS: https://alpinejs.dev/
Fireship.io video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuHDQhDhvPE&a…
Rafael is joined by Rosano to discuss Zero Data Apps, a category of applications designed not to hold customer data, but to manipulate customer data that is under the customer's control.
Project Cambria (This will be featured on an upcoming episode of the podcast): https://www.inkandswitch.com/cam…
Rafael is joined by Paul Frazee (@pfrazee) to discuss the now-shuttered CTZN peer to peer social network and some of the things it got right and wrong. They also talk about the importance of thinking about governance as we design the systems that govern our lives, and the social contract theory of …
Rafael is joined by Boris Mann to discuss Fission.codes and the Webnative SDK. They talk about the goals behind the webnative platform, and about some of the hard problems that people encounter trying to handle authorization and encryption in decentralized systems, and the ways those are being addr…
Rafael is joined by Feross Aboukhadijeh, the author and maintainer of WebTorrent, StandardJS, and hundreds of other open source projects, to talk about his new file-sending app, Wormhole. Feross gets into the weeds about encryption and threat models, and talks about some of the complexities around …
Rafael is joined by Ryan Carniato, the Author of SolidJS, a frontend reactive UI library. They discuss some of the similarities and differences between different UI frameworks, and talk about what things SolidJS has taken from react.
- Solid: https://www.solidjs.com/
- Solid Router: https://github…
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