The Clearleft Podcast: Season One
Clearleft has launched a six-episode first season of The Clearleft Podcast. The show dives into concepts like Design Ops and Design Sprints, which are loaded terms that benefit from thoughtful discussion. Production quality is high, with relevant talk clips woven into episodes—a step up from the typical record-and-publish format. Jeremy Keith, whose voice also narrates the Web History series, brings his calm radio tone to the hosting duties.
CSS in 2020 and Beyond
On Syntax, Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski cover the CSS landscape with a pragmatic eye. Rather than dismissing any approach, they map various techniques to the development contexts where they work best. They also hosted Adam Argyle for a discussion on how features actually get added to CSS.
New Podcasts From Netlify and Igalia
Netlify’s new show, Remotely Interesting, isn't the Jamstack-only feed one might expect. While Jamstack topics are covered, episodes also explore broader themes like blogging, passion, and communication.
Igalia’s Chats series offers an episode on ecosystem health that tackles a difficult conversation about what serves the web and what doesn’t.
Igalia’s Brian Kardell sits down with Jeremy Keith and Stuart Langridge to chat about rendering engine diversity, history and the health of the web browser ecosystem.
Build vs. Buy and the Podcast Landscape
Ahmad Nassri’s blog post on solving solved problems sparked a rich discussion on JS Party. The episode features the backstory of hosts Amal and Ahmad and the mutual respect between them, framed within the classic build-versus-buy debate that every software company faces.
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