I sure hope you're hungry.

Who I'm starving?

Wash those hands, pull up a chair and secure that feed bag.

Because it's time to listen to Scott Tolinsky and West Boss attempt to use human language to converse with and picked the brains of other developers.

I thought there was going to be food.

So buckle up and grab that old shit handle because this ride is going to get wild.

This is the Syntax Supper Club.

Welcome to Syntax on this Friday supper club. We're going to be talking to

Yagi's Niseple and all about no-j-j- performance, all kinds of stuff.

And Yegiz has been doing a ton of really amazing things.

He's been a voting member of the Node J.S. Technical Steering Committee, a voting member of the

OpenJS Foundation, cross project council, the founder of the NoJS Performance

Team, the author and maintainer of fast query string, 150 plus commits on

Nodj. And he's the reason why we have dot ENV in NodjES. So welcome to the show. How's it going? What's up? How are you doing?

Good, good. Yeah, thank you for inviting me and hosting me today. It's good. I was just getting used to my new job at Century, so mostly learning new stuff.

How's everything with you?

Yeah, going great over here and I've been seeing on Twitter your PRs you're submitting it seems like you

hit the ground running over there doing some pretty major PRs right out of the right out of the gate so that's pretty incredible.

The easiest thing that an engineer could do is to replace or refactor or rewrite something so that's what I'm basically doing

is that replacing all tools with new tools so that we have the

performance boost and maybe save some money while doing that so nice nice oh that's

awesome yeah we're gonna talk about I think kind of like two main things today and then we'll see where that goes is

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