Paradigm Lost
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Overview
- name: Shawn (swyx) Wang
- Speaker Page
Abstract
In the beginning, Jane and Joe Webdev were tempted by Satan to eat the forbidden UX fruit from the Tree of Three Tier Architecture, and God banished them from paradise forever. Here's how we fight back.
Notes
No need to take notes, they are on his site.
6 talks in 1 with the goal of changing lives and career paths and to aim higher.
- standard
- reality
- local
- async
- ?
- ai
Shawn's site (will be posting notes here)
An Industrial Strength Audio Search Algorithm.
Jason Miller listed out a bunch of Application Holotype. You can go from an app holotype and choose technologies based on what you want to do.
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Edge first
- Deno
- Global everywhere
- Ryan Dahl is running with Remix
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Meteor Minimongo
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AWS AppSync DataStore
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SQLite in the browser
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Showing a tremendous amount of resources, need a link to this presentation to look back on.
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async await has made async extremely simple to read and write.
- removes callback hell
- GH Actions fails a lot with scraping.
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Orchestration with Temporal... it's a career
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data engineer and data analyst are much more in-demand than FE/BE/FS devs
- data can improve dx
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TIOBE indexes
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prompt engineering
Notes by kevin
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talks online
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6 talks in 1
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shifting paradigms
- standard vs reality
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what is full stack?
- traditional (front/back, 3 tier, etc)
- reductively simple
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other stacks
- lamp/mean/jam
- 3tiers
- osi layers
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app holotypes
- what are the sort of apps
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examples of wow apps
- arxiv-sanity example
- additions to arxiv
- keep track of recent papers
- search
- etc
- turn website into app
- additions to arxiv
- some generalizations from arxiv-sanity
- enrich data
- validate existing data
- personalize data
- notify on new data
- etc
- book recommendation on hn
- hackernewsreading
- shazam
- arxiv-sanity example
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4 paradigm shifts
- local first
- techs
- pwa
- wasm
- move backend closer to user
- embedded database
- eg.
- meteor minimongo
- appsync
- sqlite
- duckdb
- eg.
- lots of advantages (see slide)
- techs
- async
- should be easy
- why valuable
- one click buy, counter 70% cart abandonement
- lots of async tooling (eg. sideqik)
- workflow orchestration (eg. temporal)
- data
- big data
- data as moat
- job posting growing faster than developers
- ETL vs ELT
- ai
- eg. prompt engineering
- theres a prompt marketplace!
- eg. prompt engineering
- local first
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