From the outside, watching the ark of JavaScript Frameworks over the past 15 years is probably a pretty confusing one. I believe we are at a critical point in front-end web development right now that we haven't seen of this nature in over a decade. So let's look at how we got here, and what drives us to where we are going today.

[0:00] Starting Soon...
[3:00] Preamble
[11:30] Frontend vs. Backend & Too Much Change?
[20:30] 1993-1997: The Static Web
[38:15] 1997-2005: Dynamic Web & AJAX
[47:15] 2005-2010: Split-Model Thinking
[57:45] 2010-2016: JS Frameworks & CS Routing
[1:14:30] 2016-????: SSR
[1:34:30] The Dark Ages & Abstraction
[1:44:15] Hydration & State Boundaries
[1:53:15] The Trade-Offs of Resumability
[2:02:30] Unified Client/Server Data Model
[2:09:00] Is This Worth The Added Complexity?
[2:19:45] Q&A: Back to Basics? Performance? Elm?
[2:26:30] Q&A: DX? Local-First? React Crisis?
[2:33:15] Q&A: WebSockets? We Don't Know!
[2:39:15] Q&A: Signals? React? JS Paradox? Jobs?
[2:44:15] Q&A: State Mismatch? Tooling? WASM?
[2:57:00] Gift Sub Bonanza!!
[3:05:30] Q&A: Caching? MST? Space Jam? SWs?
[3:18:00] Conclusion: Finding What's Important
[3:34:30] One Month of SolidStart Beta 2
[3:44:00] OMoSSB2: Streaming & API Routes
[3:53:15] OMoSSB2: Base Path Fiasco & a vs. A
[4:04:30] OMoSSB2: To Wrap or Not to Wrap?
[4:16:00] OMoSSB2: Conclusion & New Experiments
[4:33:30] This Week in JavaScript: Data Loading
[4:38:15] TWiJ: Is Solid 10x Better?
[4:44:45] TWiJ: Next.js vs. Rails
[4:53:00] TWiJ: Solid News
[4:55:30] TWiJ: The Balance of Complexity
[5:10:00] The Future of These Streams

Thanks to @daviddibiase4727 for the cover and @zombiefacesupreme for the time stamps.

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