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Shop talk show

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A podcast about front end web design and UX

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About Shop talk show

ShopTalk is a weekly live podcast with Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert about front end web design, development and UX. Each episode features a special guest who helps answer listener-submitted questions, covering topics ranging from TypeScript and web components to AT Protocol and design systems. The show is hosted by Chris Coyier, founder of CSS-Tricks and co-founder of CodePen, and Dave Rupert, lead developer at Paravel and host of the ATX Web Show.

Key Features

Weekly live podcast format
Hosted by industry experts Chris Coyier (CSS-Tricks, CodePen) and Dave Rupert (Paravel)
Special guest interviews each episode
Listener-submitted questions answered on air
Covers front end development, UX, design systems, and web technologies

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Hosts are well-known experts in the front end community
  • Consistent weekly schedule with a long-running archive of episodes
  • Interactive listener Q&A format makes content relevant to audience
  • Covers both technical and design/UX aspects of web development
Cons
  • Episodes can be long (typically 60+ minutes)
  • Focus primarily on front end; backend or full-stack topics are less emphasized

Best For

Staying up-to-date with front end web development trends and best practicesLearning from experienced developers and designers through conversational episodesGetting answers to specific web development or UX questions via listener Q&AGaining insights into tools, workflows, and emerging technologies like AT Protocol and web components

FAQ

Who are the hosts of ShopTalk?
ShopTalk is hosted by Chris Coyier (founder of CSS-Tricks and co-founder of CodePen) and Dave Rupert (lead developer at Paravel and host of the ATX Web Show).
How often are new episodes released?
New episodes are released weekly.
What topics are covered?
The podcast covers front end web design, development, UX, and related technologies such as TypeScript, web components, AT Protocol, design systems, and more.