Potluck - Multi Tenant Apps, JS Sprinkles, Kids Coding, Server Error Handling

Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats

Wes Bos

Tech News, News, Technology

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to syntax, the podcast with the tastiest potluck. We got a really good potluck
0:16.2	for you today where you bring the questions, we bring the answers, got all kinds of questions
0:20.4	about multi-tenant apps, JavaScript sprinkles, when should your kids start coding? How do
0:25.9	I handle errors? Lots of really good stuff. We are excited to get on Indio Outwardsponsors
0:31.0	today by three awesome companies. Century, error exception and performance tracking, sanity,
0:38.5	the place where you put all your content and fresh books, which is the cloud accounting.
0:45.8	We'll talk about all of them partway through the episode. My name is Wes Boss. I'm a developer
0:49.8	from Hamilton, Canada. With me, as always, is Mr. Scott Tillinsky. How you doing today,
0:54.8	hey, I'm doing good. It's Monday, Monday, Monday. When you're listening to this, it's Wednesday,
1:00.4	but it's Monday for me. So yeah, no, I'm doing good. I bought a new car, which doesn't have a
1:07.6	very often. Yeah. Let's talk about this. Over a decade ago. So you got an electric car. Tell us
1:16.5	about it. I'm like, so I just want to talk about this for an hour. I do. I do want to talk about
1:21.1	for an hour. I actually wish I was in the car working right now, which would be kind of fun.
1:27.0	So I got a Hyundai Ionic 5, which is an EV that uses this thing called the EGMP platform,
1:36.2	which is like a skateboard platform that the Hyundai Motor Group or Kia Motor, I don't know
1:42.7	who with the name of the company either way. They use this for all of their electric vehicles.
1:47.9	So Genesis, Hyundai, Kia, whatever, they developed one platform that they could just like swap
1:52.1	out the top. And that makes it really super nice because you're always going to have parts available.
1:57.2	If you need parts, I mean, it's Navy. There's not that many parts. So yeah, yeah, it's really sick.
2:04.0	It looks like it's straight out of the movie, Total Recall or Robocop or yeah, I got like a
2:09.6	matte paint on it. I was wondering, I was just going to ask you that. Like it in the photos,
2:14.0	it looks like it looks matte. And I saw some other photos where it was shiny. I was like,
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