
A weekly show that helps you stay up to date on the latest and greatest in the front-end world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

In this episode: people are still writing new programming language, Microsoft is going all "developers, developers, developers" again, and bots are apparently outnumbering humans on the web now.
Timestamps:
• 1:55 - Bot traffic has passed human tra... more
In this episode npm implements staged publishing, Deno is patrolling your claws, and Vercel has a new agent-first language.
Timestamps:
• 0:58 - npm staged publishing
• 4:52 - Claw Patrol
• 11:00 - zerolang
• 20:18 - Wordpress 7.0
• 23:46 - Dr. Axe... more
On this episode: Rust has another convert, npm takes another stab at stopping the hackers, and Jack had a coding battle against robots.
Timestamps:
• 1:00 - Bun switches to Rust
• 6:45 - Jack’s battle against AI on Greenfield Games
• 16:01 - npm RF... more
In this episode: An IDE written in Rust hits 1.0; more vulnerabilities, this time in TanStack and Next.js; and the AI layoffs continue—we’ll discuss whether you should be worried.
Timestamps:
• 0:46 - Alternative editor Zed hits 1.0
• 10:48 - AI la... more
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I’ve followed the smoothest voice in tech (Jack Herrington) for a while on YT. To have his experience and passion mirrored and amplified by TJ and Paige is fantastic. Front-End Fire is has been part of my weekly rotation for months and I look forward to each next episode. Thanks!
The timely topics have been keeping me up to date with what’s going on in the front end world. Keep it up Paige, TJ and Jack!
I really appreciate the quick hits format. The hosts all mesh well together and do a great job bringing so many front end topics front of mind each week. I will skip many other podcasts to listen to this one whenever a new episode is out. Thank you all for the great work!
Great podcast!
Really enjoy the content - keep up the great work!
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A weekly tech roundup focused on front-end development, tooling, and AI-enabled workflows. Episodes feature concise, high-signal takes on frameworks, bundlers, design tooling, security, and the evolving role of AI copilots in day-to-day development. The show tends to highlight practical tooling decisions, emerging platforms, and real-world experiences from a trio of hosts who regularly discuss how to stay productive in a fast-moving JS/WEB landscape. Noteworthy is the mix of rapid-fire news, deep-dive topics, and candid personal updates that give listeners a practical sense of what tools are worth tracking and how author teams are adapting to AI augmentations and new standards. The format is conducive to busy developers and tech leads looki... more
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