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New Syntax Website Brainstorm! IRL!
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In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott are in the same room together brainstorming new ideas for the Syntax.fm website: search, transcripts, video, tags, audio player, podcast hosting, and more!
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Show Notes 01:08 Sponsor: Sentry
01:43 Brainstorming for Syntax’s new website
02:27 Are there good podcast websites out there?
03:26 Homepage design
07:33 How would you handle login?
09:40 Search on the site
SvelteKit docs
Flexsearch
13:59 Transcripts
Open AI Whisper
Whisper AI for podcasters
18:25 The player
21:11 Tagging
23:45 Video
Linus Tech Tips - WAN Show
27:45 Show notes
29:57 Surfacing good content on the podcast
35:30 Interactions
36:25 Deploy to Podcast Host
Libsyn
Editor Chris on Mastodon
38:43 Code base
Syntax website on GitHub
45:21 Listener feedback
46:27 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××
××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ××× Scott: Screen door dog
Wes: Apple Watch bands
Shameless Plugs Scott: LevelUp Tutorials
Wes: Wes Bos Tutorials
Tweet us your tasty treats Scott’s Instagram
LevelUpTutorials Instagram
Wes’ Instagram
Wes’ Twitter
Wes’ Facebook
Scott’s Twitter
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