Welcome to syntax today. We got a potluck episode for you. This is where you bring the questions.

We bring the answers. We got lots of really good questions, including somebody tried to hack us and we dive into the code that they wrote.

They tried to use an CSS and we'll detail it and sort of explain what that is.

Really good questions about like, are people really running five agents at once?

And what does that look like?

You know, like how do you possibly review that much code if you're running five at a time?

What are the different types of pagination?

Someone asked, like there's there's cursor base and there's page base and offset base and there's

infinite scroll and there's money that is being played into it as well.

Should a new coder use AI for coding? Like, what do you think? Right? Like, if you're just learning

to code, if you get HML CSS JavaScript, should you be using AI or not? Skilling up from

PHP and JQuery, someone wants to get a new job, but their skills are a little bit out of date.

What do you do in that case? And then finally, like, seems like you got a lot of side projects and stuff like that, West and Scott. How do you possibly manage that with kids and a family, all that good stuff? So those are the questions. Let's get into the first question, which is from Page Neeringhouse. always submits the best questions.

I just went and deemed her because I was like,

making a job easy page. question, which is from Page Needing House, always submits the best questions. I just went and

dimmed her because I was like, making a drop easy page. By the way, if you've got a potluck question

you'd like us to answer, go to syntax.com and there is a button in the URL bar or not the URL by

the menu that says potluck, click the button, put your question in the box and we will answer it for you

by the way somebody tried to cross-site script us which i put it i put it in this episode we're gonna

we're gonna debug why somebody cross-site script us but page says hey scott and west i want to ask

if you use multiple AI agents while you're writing code with

ClaudeCode, cursor, etc. I've become a big fan of using CloudCode to work on features day-to-day,

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