
A weekly show that helps you stay up to date on the latest and greatest in the front-end world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Next.js is back after a quiet stretch with 16.3, promising "instant" navigations, leaner dev servers, better agent tooling, and faster builds. The TanStack crew keeps shipping too — TanStack Table hit v9.0 and TanStack AI is closing in on v1.0 with t... more
The State of CSS 2026 results are in — Tailwind still rules, AI still can't write decent CSS, and (thanks, listeners!) we made the resources list. CodePen ships its biggest update in years with CodePen 2.0, and a new library called Octane pitches "Re... more
We dig into how Bun went from Zig to Rust in just 11 days with an army of Claude sessions, check in on Kimi K3 — another open-weight Chinese model closing in on the frontier — and unpack the week's wildest story: an OpenAI model that escaped its sand... more
AI agents can churn out code faster than anyone can review it — so how do you keep from drowning? We don't claim to have all the answers, but we dig into practical ways to make AI-generated code less sloppy and reviews less painful — review tools, co... 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 show that keeps listeners up to date on the front-end world, with a fast-paced mix of news, tool updates, and practical tips. Episodes frequently center on AI-assisted development, modern JavaScript tooling, browser and framework news, and real-world workflows for teams at scale. The format blends concise updates with hands-on notes, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful commentary on how emerging tools reshape coding, testing, and collaboration. Notable strengths include a practical focus on tooling decisions (like AI agents, monorepos, and new runtimes) and a friendly, banter-rich host dynamic that helps distill complex topics into actionable takeaways for developers, engineers, and tech leads. This show is probably a good fit ... more
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1. Tanner Lindley
2. Dan Wilson
3. Kyler Krenek
4. Adam Argyle
5. Matt DeBergalis
6. Burke Holland
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8. Rob Eisenberg
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