Welcome to Syntax. Today we have two things. First of all, 800th episode. So soaked that we're on the 800 episode of Syntax.

Thanks everybody for tuning in for that. And to celebrate the 800 episode,

we went on to our, what we have is,

John, I didn't tell you this,

but we have what's called a goat list,

which is the greatest of all time, and every now and then we'll dip into that and be like who can we get on the podcast that is a goat right like someone that has done a lot for web development and whatnot.

So we have John Resig on today who is probably you all know

the creator of J-quarie, among many other things,

but probably most well known for that.

And we're here to have them on today to talk about both

J-quarie as well as like what's going on what are you working on these days and

the thoughts on what the modern JavaScript landscape looks like so welcome John John, thanks so much for coming on.

Yeah, thank you so much for having me. It's very auspicious to be here for a hundred.

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