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Der Tele-Stammtisch - Der Film- und SerienpodcastDie Ältern | Wenn das Kinderzimmer leer bleibt: Männer im emotionalen Umbruch - Review KritikDie Ältern | Wenn das Kinderzimmer leer bleibt: Männer im emotionalen Umbruch
Niklas und Stu haben weder Kinder noch stecken sie in einer Midlife-Crisis – wobei, na ja, egal. Jedenfalls gehören sie (noch) nicht zu jener Personengruppe, die in der Bestseller-Verfilmung „Die Ältern“ (ab 12. Februar im Kino) im Mittelpunkt steht: Männer, die lernen müssen, damit umzugehen, dass ihre Kinder flügge geworden sind. Eine Thematik, die sich sowohl ernsthaft als auch komödiantisch erzählen lässt. Regisseur Sönke Wortmann und Autor Jan Weiler entscheiden sich klar für Option eins. Was dabei herausgekommen ist, wie sich Eber...
2026-02-0933 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewMicrofrontends: Cutting Through the Hype and Misconceptions (w/ Luca)Micro-frontends promise to help teams scale development, but AWS Principal Architect Luca Mezzalira has seen some succeed and some just fall apart. In this conversation, he shares what he's learned from years of implementation work at companies like DAZN and through consulting with Fortune 500 organizations.Luca explains why micro-frontends are fundamentally different from components—something many teams get wrong from the start. He discusses the common pitfalls he encounters: teams treating them like distributed components, sharing state across boundaries, and copying architectures from companies with completely different constraints and resources.The discussion covers practical implementation details—from comm...
2025-09-191h 11
The Weekly Dev's BrewWhy CSS is Now the Fastest-Moving Space in Web Development (with Una Kravets)Why CSS is Now the Fastest-Moving Space in Web Development (with Una Kravets)While everyone's talking about AI disrupting development, Una Kravets from Google Chrome reveals a surprising twist: CSS has quietly become the fastest-evolving part of web development. In this conversation, Una breaks down how features that required months of JavaScript engineering are now landing as native platform capabilities. Think customizable dropdowns, anchor positioning, and scroll-driven animations. She shares insights from working directly with Chromium engineers and explains why senior developer expertise is becoming more valuable than ever, even as AI lowers the barrier to...
2025-09-1252 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewWriting a Web Browser in 2025 (with Andreas Kling)What does it take to build a web browser when everyone says it's impossible? In this episode, we sit down with Andreas Kling, the engineer behind Ladybird—the only major browser project that doesn't take money from Google.Andreas breaks down a uncomfortable truth: Google funds every major browser through search deals. Chrome, Firefox, Safari—they're all dependent on Google's advertising revenue. Ladybird is building the first truly independent alternative since the early Firefox days.We dive deep into the technical challenges of implementing web standards from scratch, why their 700,000 lines of code can compete with Chrome's 100+ mill...
2025-08-291h 07
The Weekly Dev's BrewFrom Discord Helper to OSS Maintainer (w/ Dominik Dorfmeister)What does it take to accidentally become the maintainer of one of React's most popular libraries? In this episode, we sit down with Dominik Dorfmeister (aka. TkDodo), maintainer of React Query (now TanStack Query), to unpack his unexpected journey from answering Discord questions during COVID to maintaining a library with 10 million weekly downloads.Dominik reveals how spending months just helping people on Discord led to becoming a core maintainer of the TanStack ecosystem. We dive deep into React Query's stability-first approach, the challenges of managing breaking changes across multiple frameworks, and why the React adapter is surprisingly the...
2025-08-2253 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewAndrii Sherman: Breaking ORM Barriers with DrizzleWhat does it take to build one of the fastest-growing database ORMs from scratch? In this episode, we sit down with Andrii Sherman, co-founder of Drizzle, to unpack their philosophy: "If you know SQL, you know Drizzle."Andrii breaks down why their "headless ORM" approach is winning over developers frustrated with traditional ORMs. We dive deep into Drizzle's smart migration system, the growing ecosystem (DrizzleKit, DrizzleStudio), and how they've built a sustainable business model around open source with a 15-person team—all while working from Ukraine.From SQL template tags to building developer tools that don't get in...
2025-08-1134 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewHow JavaScript Really Evolves: Inside TC39 with Daniel EhrenbergEver wondered who actually decides how JavaScript evolves? In this episode, Jan-Niklas Wortmann sits down with Daniel Ehrenberg, President of Ecma International and long-time TC39 contributor, talking about how the language evolves—from vague idea to official spec.We unpack how proposals move through the stages, the philosophy behind JavaScript’s gradual evolution, and why some ideas never make it into the spec. From syntax debates to ecosystem pressures and the role of Babel, bundlers, and browser vendors—this conversation gives you a rare inside look at how your favorite language changes.Whether you’re a JS ner...
2025-08-0447 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewScaling New Heights: Jeff Cross Discusses NX, Monorepos, and the Future of DevelopmentJoin us in this insightful episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew as we sit down with Jeff Cross, co-founder of NX, to explore the evolution of monorepos and their impact on modern web development. Jeff shares his journey from working on the Angular team to launching his own successful ventures, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the tech industry. Discover how NX is transforming enterprise development with JavaScript frameworks and what the future holds for open source and AI in software engineering. Don't miss this engaging conversation filled with expert insights and practical advice for...
2025-07-2849 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewParenting Wisdom in Engineering Leadership: Skills from Raising Kids to Leading DevelopersIn this episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew, Jan sits down with Maya Shavin, Lead Software Engineer at Salesforce and mother of four, to explore an unconventional truth: parenting might be the best management training you never knew you needed. From navigating tantrums (both toddler and teammate) to mastering the art of patience in code reviews, Maya reveals how raising four kids transformed her approach to leading engineering teams. We dive deep into her journey from startup culture at Cloudinary to the corporate giants of Microsoft and Salesforce, uncovering why being "senior" means something completely different at each scale...
2025-07-2157 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewWhy JavaScript is Broken: How Effect and TypeScript Fixes It (w/ Michael Arnaldi)In this episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew, Jan sits down with Michael Arnaldi, founder of Effect TS, to tackle a controversial truth: JavaScript's async model is fundamentally broken. From promises that lie about their errors to the nightmare of production-grade error handling, we delve into why traditional JavaScript tools in the realm of web development set us up for failure. Discover how Effect TS, built on TypeScript principles, offers a radically different approach for developers seeking to strengthen their web development skills. Whether you're drowning in try-catch blocks, struggling with graceful shutdowns, or wondering how to build truly...
2025-07-1459 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewFast Sites Start with Fonts: A Deep Dive with Daniel RoeIn this episode of The Weekly Dev’s Brew, Jan sits down with Daniel Roe to dive deep into a topic devs often overlook: web fonts. From performance pitfalls to implementation strategies, Daniel breaks down why your font choices might be slowing down your site—and what you can do about it. Whether you’ve been blindly copy-pasting Google Fonts or wondering how to ship faster, cleaner web experiences, this episode delivers practical insights with zero fluff.☕ Pull up a brew and learn how to stop letting fonts wreck your performance budget.Our Fantastic Guest
2025-07-0743 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewFrom Nuxt to Nitro: How One Engine Is Powering the Modern Web (w/ Alexander Lichter)In this episode of The Weekly Dev’s Brew, we dive into the current state of web development with Alexander Lichter, a core member of Nuxt and DevRel at Void Zero. Join us as we discuss Nitro, the innovative server engine powering Nuxt and its growing influence on frameworks like SolidStart and Analog. Discover how Nitro is transforming fullstack JavaScript development, allowing for leaner and more adaptable backends. Our conversation also touches on Vite, modern server patterns, and the realities of working in open source and developer relations today. Gain valuable insights and behind-the-scenes stories from an expert shaping th...
2025-06-3047 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewRevolutionizing Web Development: The Impact of Signals on Async JavaScriptIn this episode, join Jan-Niklas Wortmann and Ryan Carniato, creator of SolidJS and CEO of Signals, as they explore how signals are revolutionizing web development and reshaping JavaScript frameworks. Discover the ways SolidJS is competing with React through more than just superior performance, as well as the innovative features of Signals 2.0 and their potential impact on async JavaScript patterns and the broader framework landscape once again. Ryan shares insights from his career and open-source journey, discusses the evolution of async JavaScript patterns, and provides practical advice for developers navigating the fast-paced landscape of frontend technology. Whether you're a seasoned...
2025-06-231h 35
The Weekly Dev's BrewExporing AI's Impact on Web Development: The Future of Tech (w/ Rachel-Lee Nabors)In this episode, we dive into the impact of AI on web development with Rachel Lee-Nabors. Discover how AI is transforming user experience and the future landscape of software careers. We discuss the concept of 'enshittification' of platforms, the rise of personal agents, and revolutionary technologies like MCP. With AI changing coding practices and the significance of documentation for training large language models (LLMs), this conversation emphasizes adaptability in tech. Join us to learn about the evolution of programming languages and the future of the internet shaped by personal algorithms and feeds.Our Fantastic GuestRachel-Lee...
2025-06-1648 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewScaling Vite: Responsibility & Community (with Capeletto Matias)In this episode, Jan-Niklas Wortmann interviews Capeletto Matias, a key figure in the open-source community and a member of the Vite core team. They discuss Matias's journey into open source, the evolution of Vite, and the importance of community in the success of modern web development tools. The conversation highlights the technical aspects of Vite, its rapid growth, and the challenges of maintaining a vibrant community as the project scales. They also touch on the future of Vite and the potential competition from emerging tools.Our Fantastic GuestCapeletto MatiasMatias (patak) is a Vite...
2025-06-1347 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewOSS, TypeScript, Linting and Everything in Between (with Josh Goldberg)Jan-Niklas interviews Josh Goldberg, a developer who transitioned from Microsoft to full-time open source work in the TypeScript ecosystem. Josh shares his daily routine, work structure, and insights on balancing passion projects with professional commitments.The conversation covers Josh's current projects including Bingo (a repository templates tool) and maintaining legacy projects like Yeoman. They explore linting philosophy, TypeScript's significance, common developer mistakes, and tools like Prettier. The discussion also touches on TypeScript enums, type narrowing, AI's role in coding, and how open source contributions drive personal growth while creating valuable networking opportunities....
2025-06-1148 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewBridging Education & Engineering Excellence (with Mark Techson)Jan-Niklas Wortmann sits down with Mark Techson, a tech educator and engineer, to explore the intersection of education and technology. They discuss the importance of teaching methods that empower learners, the challenges of coding, and the evolving landscape of tech interviews. Mark shares insights on leadership in tech, the magic of modern development, and his journey with the Angular framework. The conversation also touches on personal passion projects, the impact of AI on the industry, and the importance of transparency and communication in tech.takeawaysTeaching should be in service of the learner.It's...
2025-06-0953 min
The Weekly Dev's BrewTrailerTired of tech podcasts that sound like AI-generated hype machines? The Weekly Dev's Brew cuts through the noise with honest conversations about web development—no buzzword bingo required.Each week, we sit down with the actual builders of the web—from library maintainers and framework creators to thought leaders and CEOs—for authentic discussions over virtual coffee.This isn't another echo chamber of recycled hot takes and framework drama. Instead, we're bringing you the insights, stories, and ideas from the people creating the tools you use every day, delivered with the same chill vibe a...
2025-06-0202 min
The Angular Plus ShowS9E8 | TypeScript: the types, the mistakes, and the growth| Jan-Niklas Wortmann & Chau TranChau and Jan sit down and talk about the "TYPE" in TypeScript because Chau comes across an amazing talk Kris Jenkins called Communicating in Types. Chau shares about his mistakes with error handling patterns with Remix in TypeScript. Jan seems to enjoy it and we think you will enjoy it too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOz66dcsuT8More about Chau & Jan-NiklasX: @niklas_wortmann @Nartc1410LinkedIn:Jan-Niklas Wortmann Chau N TranFollow us onX: The Angular Plus ShowBluesky: @theangularplusshow.bsky.social The Angular Plus Show...
2025-05-121h 09
DejaVueDevRel and IDEs (with Jan-Niklas Wortmann)For episode number 50 (not 51 Alex!), Angular GDE and JetBrains DevRel Jan-Niklas Wortmann joins the show. Together with Michael and Alex they dive into Jan-Niklas' angle of being a DevRel, how framework communities are different and why people should give WebStorm a try. Beyond that, Volar and LSPs are also covered, as well as some new announcements!Enjoy the episodeOur Guest Jan-Niklas WortmannWebsiteWeekly Devs BrewBlueskyChapters(00:00) - Welcome to DejaVue
(01:19) - Guest Intro
(03:49) - Difference of Framework communities
(08:56) - The Ups...
2025-03-0651 min
programmier.bar – der Podcast für App- und WebentwicklungDeep Dive 166 – IDE Development mit Jan-Niklas WortmannEntwickler:innen verbringen unzählige Stunden ihres Lebens in Entwicklungsumgebungen (IDEs). Uns geht es da natürlich nicht anders. Grund genug, dass wir mal einen echten Profi einladen, um über IDEs, die Arbeit damit und daran, sowie die technischen Hintergründe zu sprechen.Zusammen mit Jan-Niklas Wortmann von JetBrains sprechen wir über die Unterschiede von IDEs und Texteditoren, finden heraus, was ein Language Server eigentlich macht und diskutieren die perspektivische Rolle von AI in der Toolchain und im Alltag von Entwickler:innen.Außerdem sprechen wir über Pricing und Vertrieb von Developer-Software und erfahren hier exklusi...
2024-11-011h 19The Angular Plus ShowA+ Show S6 E15 | WebStorm 2023.3: Everything Angular Developers need to know | Jan-Niklas WortmannWebStorm 2023.3 is out and with it comes some amazing updates around Angular 17. This time we had our host Jan-Niklas Wortmann, developer advocate at JetBrains, sharing everything he's excited about in this release. More about Jan-Niklas and Webstorm:https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/https://blog.jetbrains.com/webstorm/ BlueSky: @wordman.dev X: @niklas_wortmann LinkedIn: Jan-Niklas WortmannFollow us on X: The Angular Plus Show The Angular Plus Show is a part of ng-conf. ng-conf is a multi-day Angular conference focused on delivering the highest quality training in the...
2023-12-061h 29The Angular Plus ShowS6E1 | Season 6 Kickoff! | feat. new guest hosts Ankita Sood, Jan-Niklas Wortmann, and Jay BellWe know you've missed us and we are so excited to be back for season six with three new guest co-hosts! Join us as we get to know more about Ankita Sood, Jan-Niklas Wortmann, and Jay Bell. We'll talk about our journeys into Angular, what we love (and sometimes hate) about front end engineering, and possibly digress into a fairly detailed discussion about downhill skiing in the Pacific Northwest.Find our guests on twitter:Jay BellAnkita SoodJan-Niklas WortmannBrian LoveLara NewsomThe Angular Plus Show (@AngularShow)The...
2023-09-061h 34The Angular Plus ShowS1 E40 - RxJS Operators Episode 1: Creation Operators & Join Creation OperatorsRxJS provides both the observable primitives as well as a broad set of operators for the creation and transformation of data. And, as you know, Angular leverages RxJS for cancelable asynchronous actions and events. In our opinion, the two are a perfect match. Interactions with web applications are asynchronous in nature and Angular provides a robust solution to detecting those asynchronous actions, enabling developers to build interactive experiences for the web with ease.In this series on RxJS operators, we help you learn the operators. As you likely know, there are a lot of them, and it can...
2020-11-231h 07
Angular AirFix Asynchrony with RxJS with Jan-Niklas WortmannJan-Niklas Wortmann joins us to provide some guidance for dealing with async calls by making use of RxJs.
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