Welcome to Syntax. Today we're going to be talking about Wes's new website. He moved it from Gatsby to React Server components. So there's a lot of lessons to be learned here, and I'm excited to get into it, learn a little bit about your experience, and just general get the vibes for what the type of rewrite like this actually costs.

My name is Scott Tilinski. I'm a developer from Denver with me as always is Wes Boss. What's up,

Wes? Hey, I'm super stoked to actually have this out the door. So one of those projects I've been

poking around at for quite a while. You know, those projects where it's like not super

pressing, but every now and then I dip into it. And finally, I was like, I got to actually finish

this thing. Let's get this thing out the door. So I learned a lot about moving it from Gatsby.

I'll talk about why I moved it and whatnot in just a sec, but learned quite a bit as

as well. We're going to talk about how to migrate over as well as hosting it. I put it on Cloudflare,

how much that costs, all that good stuff. Nice. Sick. I just got back from from Barcelona at the

Sveldt Summit West. Yeah. How was that? Man, cool conference. They had it in this like really kind of old, rustic kind of building.

You said it looked kind of like a prison, but it was really cool.

The whole thing was just like felt like very specific vibes to it.

And all the talks were great.

You know, there's something really special about a smaller conference where all of the

talks are about like one common thread. Like you really feel like you can get something out

of all of the talks. And there were like several speakers who was their first time speaking.

And they like, you would have never known. They were just like every single person was dialed.

Everybody was there for the same reasons.

It was great.

What was your talk on?

My talk was on Local First with Zero basically.

I'm talking about how Local First as a concept is like it's fairly rigid in terms of what local first is defined as but like not

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