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Welcome to syntax the podcast with the tastiest web development treats out there. Today we

have our predictions for 2023. We are going to say, look into the crystal ball and predict

what will happen in web development in the next year. My name is West Boss. I'm from Canada

with me as always, Mr. Scott Zelensky. Happy New Year, Scott. Happy New Year. Yeah. We

got to do some like, I don't know, we want to call these resolution type of deals, but

we should do something in the New Year here to really talk about what we'd like to accomplish

as professionals and as developers over the course of things that we would like to learn

and spend more time on. Obviously, this is in the episode because we're talking about

predictions, you know, stuff that we think is going to happen. But, you know, what am I

in spending some time talking about the things that I would like to get into more over the

course of the year as a technology focused person? Yeah, I'm feeling sick. So I'm not

exactly feeling like kind of sick, not like steering sick. I'm not feeling like raw raw raw

today as much as I would love to. But yeah, I'll do my best to remain excited about all

of these predictions. All right, let's get on into it. These are our predictions for 2023.

The first one you have here is server side JavaScript sites become more than norm. This was one

of our predictions last year. And I feel like we are just starting to see the tide turn in terms of

both like component like reactants felt and view and all these things being just rendered on the

server. And by default, but also things like people are going back to just regular templating and

adding in Alpine JS or any of these sprinkle frameworks on top. And this is actually there was

another one HTML X that came onto our radar as well. That is feels like just straight up HTML

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