We are finding it increasingly harder to enjoy actually coding for web dev projects nowadays. What changed during the time that we were developers? Have we become bored of the web dev routine, or did the environment change?

Join us as we name the complicated issues we have with web dev anno 2024.

Here are a few of the many points we discuss:

• Dependency hell is still a big thing
• Which framework are we using this week?
• Testing, user research and data measuring is still an afterthought in agency work (Test driven development is a dream)
• Backwards development: Why are we building very basic content websites in JavaScript, Next and a headless CMS and convert (most of it) to static templates?

It's going to be an episode with a lot of introspection and reflection on the current status quo of web dev!