Feels like a JavaScript Jabber episode.

Honestly, I think most people are missing the fundamentals still...

What gets cached by default and when?
How do I get more things I care about cached?
How do I know what I should be caching that isn't done by default?
How do I invalidate cache when something changes?
What are common mistakes?

Sounds good. I'd love to have you back on the show and show you a better time that last time.

Ok. You're welcome to come back on the podcast anytime you'd like.

I'd love to show you a better time next time.

Hey Heydon!

I'd love to get on a call and apologize face-to-face.

I'd also like your feedback and see how we can make JavaScript Jabber a terrific experience for our guests.

DM me and let me know if you've got a minute.

I don't censor our hosts. We all have opinions.

We let @cferdinandi.bsky.social actually pick politicians he liked on the show. Others felt they were cringeworthy picks.

I'm completely open to hearing your point of view, even if I don't agree.

Also, have you actually watched "What is a Woman?"

I'm not going to make this personal with @cferdinandi.bsky.social. His major beef with me in particular is that I don't see eye to eye with him on politics.
I think he's a good, smart programmer with a ton of great experience.
It's too bad he let other things ruin a relationship.

Hey Andy. I'd like to extend the same offer I made to Jake.

Can we get on a call so I can apologize face-to-face?

I'm completely open to feedback and I'm looking to make sure we do it better.

Hey Jake! I'm a little embarrassed to see this. Been reading through the replies.

I'd love to hop on a call and apologize face-to-face.

I'm hearing from other people (outside of this thread) that they had bad experiences. I'm looking to make it better.

I'm sorry I didn't catch this earlier.