Welcome to Syntax in this episode. I'm going to be talking with Scott, all about keeping up

with the Fast and Furious Web because things are constantly changing. It's hard. It's hard out there.

It's hard out there. Yeah, no kidding. So we're going to talk about tips for keeping up. Like,

what should you be paying attention to? What should you not be paying attention to? Those

kinds of things.

And before we get into it, shout out to J.S. Nation, because as you can see, we're in wonderful New York City.

So big thanks to them for giving us the space to talk about this.

New Jersey City.

Any keen viewer would know that if you can see the skyline, we're not in New York.

Cool.

Let's get into it.

It's so funny giving a non-technical talk at a conference.

I'm typically giving more technical talks.

And so I think it was good.

I was going to be doing the last talk of the day.

And I feel like everybody, after seeing talks all day, might appreciate maybe a less throwing 1,000 APIs or library announcements at you or something.

So, yeah, when I was developing, this was actually like a talk I had given maybe like 10 years ago, maybe not that long ago, maybe like eight years

ago for the first time. And so much has changed on the web, but so much has changed in my career

and my approach. And I was thinking, like, would it be cool to like rethink, well, my phone

just almost bit it, to rethink and re-approach some of those

like ideas so i i took like a look at this this idea of like man throughout my entire career

it's been having to learn things as fast as humanly possible and as deep as I can.

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