PodRocket - A web development podcast from LogRocket
PodRocket covers everything you need to know about frontend web development on a weekly basis. Join LogRocket cofounder Ben Edelstein, the LogRocket engineering team, and more, as they interview experienced developers about all the libraries, frameworks, and tech industry issues they deal with every day.
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 34 minutes
- Episodes
- 584
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
React's re-rendering with Ankita Kulkarni
Ankita Kulkarni joins us today to talk about how to use useMemo to help performance, how to minimize component re-renderings, and other performance tips in React.
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React and frontend development with Josh Comeau
Will AI take our jobs? Is React still a good choice? Josh Comeau joins us to talk about React, the future of web development, and more.
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AI code conversion with Thomas Lopes
With the rise of AI tools, we talk to Thomas Lopes, the creator of Codeverter, a code conversion tool hosted by Vercel, about how he sees AI will build and transform tools in web development.
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PartyKit with Sunil Pai
Sunil Pai was formerly on the React core team, he built a popular css-in-js library called glamor and built the Cloudflare Workers CLI. Sunil has worked at multiple companies like Yahoo, Visa, Flipka…
Migrating to NoSQL with Michael Lynn
On today’s episode, Michael Lynn joins us to talk about migrating databases, NoSQL, MongoDB, and more.
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React Hooks broke my tests with Daniel Afonso
React Hooks can seem great, but when it comes time for testing, they can point out issues. Daniel Afonso, Dev Advocate at OLX, teaches us how to reconfigure how to test React applications to work bet…
Refactoring large JavaScript codebases with Michele Riva
We welcome back Michele Riva, co-founder and CTO of Orama Search, to discuss how developers can easily refactor large JavaScript codebases.
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Node.js runtimes with Erick Wendel
With JavaScript runtimes like Deno and Bun becoming increasingly popular, Node.js core team member Erick Wendel comes on to talk about how he created his own Node.js runtime and why he did it.
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Polypane with Kilian Valkhof
Kilian Valkhof created a browser made for developers. We talk to Kilian about Polypane, developer experience, and more!
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Writing (really) good tests with Markus Oberlehner
Markus Oberlehner, software architect, speaker, and open source contributor, comes onto the show to talk about how to better write tests with test-driven development.
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Your UI/UX questions answered
You had questions about UI and UX design, and we answered. We go through your questions with our panel of experts, Adam Argyle, Stephanie Eckles, and Stacy Kvernmo.
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Faster frontends with Remix with Chance Strickland
Chance Strickland, Senior Software Engineer at Shopify, returns to the pod to talk about how Remix helps developers create faster frontends from the backend.
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Qwik with Yoav Ganbar
Yoav Ganbar is a DevRel at Builder.io and host of the FedBites podcast. Yoav joins us to talk about Builder.io, using React inside Qwik, and more.
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The state of JS frameworks with Chris Ferdinandi
Chris Ferdinandi joins us on PodRocket to talk about JavaScript frameworks, the transitional web, and why more is not always better.
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Developer Experience with Nuxt with Anthony Fu
Nuxt, Vue, and Vite core team member Anthony Fu joins us to talk about the recent implementation of Nuxt’s dev tools and how they benefit developers.
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TypeScript in Nuxt and Vue with Daniel Kelly
Daniel Kelly, teacher and content creator at the Vue School, joins the show to talk about how TypeScript has evolved when working within Nuxt and Vue.
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Living on the Edge with Anthony Campolo
In this episode, Anthony Campolo returns to PodRocket to talk about the Edge, what it is, and why you are hearing about it so much.
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Building Elk with Daniel Roe
With the increase usage of Mastodon as a Twitter alternative, Daniel Roe, part of the Nuxt core team, returns to talk about building Elk, a Mastodon client, using Nuxt.
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Streaming server rendering with Suspense with Shaundai Person
Shaundai Person, Senior Software Engineer at Netflix, joins us to talk about React 18 and streaming server rendering using React Suspense.
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Gatsby is joining Netlify with Kyle Mathews
Gatsby founder, Kyle Mathews, joins us on PodRocket to talk about Netlify’s recent acquisition of Gatsby and what this means for the future.