HTML All The Things - Web Development, AI, and Developer Careers

HTML All The Things - Web Development, AI, and Developer Careers

Matt Lawrence and Mike Karan
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Viimeisin 15.09.2026

HTML All The Things is a podcast for web developers navigating the modern tech industry. Hosted by web development agency owners Matt Lawrence and Mike Karan, the show explores web development, AI-driven industry shifts, and the realities of building a sustainable career in tech. They discuss foundational technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript along with modern tools and frameworks such as Svelte, Vue, WordPress, React, and Tailwind. They also dive into freelancing, running a web agency, dealing with clients, and how developers can stay competitive as the industry evolves.

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  • My Favorite Developer and Productivity Apps Right Now 15.09.2026 1t 1min
    Mike shares the developer and productivity apps that have actually earned a place in his daily workflow. From AI browsers and agent-focused IDEs to macOS utilities, Docker alternatives, and a minimalist Android launcher, these are the tools making his work faster and easier right now.
  • I Let AI Help Plan My Vacation... Here’s How It Went 12.09.2026 29min
    Matt used ChatGPT and Gemini to help plan a recent UK vacation, from sightseeing and transportation to organizing a packed itinerary. We discuss what AI got right, what it got very wrong, and why AI works best as a travel companion rather than your only source of information.
  • Don't Just Vibe Code, Learn While You Code 08.09.2026 53min
    AI can write your code, but should it replace learning how to code? Matt and Mike discuss how to use AI coding agents as tutors, learn from the code they generate, and balance traditional programming knowledge with the new skills developers need in an AI-first world.
  • Does AGI Actually Matter to You? 05.09.2026 32min
    GPT-6 Astra is reigniting the debate around artificial general intelligence (AGI). We discuss what AGI actually means, whether AI benchmarks are moving the goalposts, and why real-world usefulness may matter more than reaching an arbitrary milestone.
  • AI Agent Skills Explained: What They Are and Which Ones to Use 01.09.2026 56min
    Most of us spend far too much time teaching our AI coding agents the same lessons: ask questions before coding, write a specification, divide the work into tickets, test everything, and review the finished result. Agent skills let us package those instructions into reusable workflows that an agent can load whenever they’re needed.
  • AI Lets Me Game More - and Work Better 29.08.2026 21min
    AI agents are giving us small pockets of time back - but should we spend them doing more work? Matt and Mike discuss retro-gaming breaks, AI burnout, doomscrolling, and the human limit of running too many agents at once.
  • How to Design Websites for Small Businesses 25.08.2026 56min
    Learn how to choose the right design approach for a small business website - from fully custom builds and versatile themes to pre-made websites and modern rebuilds.
  • Are Tech Leaks Real - or Just Marketing? 22.08.2026 24min
    Matt and Mike discuss the latest alleged GTA VI gameplay leak, why leaks can spoil carefully planned reveals, and whether some tech leaks are actually marketing in disguise.
  • How to Become a GTM Engineer: A New Career Path for Developers 18.08.2026 43min
    What does a GTM Engineer do, and why is the role growing? Matt and Mike explore how developers can use code, data, automation, APIs, and AI to drive measurable business outcomes - and how to transition into GTM Engineering without starting over.
  • Developers Are Exhausted by AI Coding 15.08.2026 32min
    A viral video from Brett Codes has put words to something many software developers are feeling: AI coding tools may increase output, but they can also drain the joy, purpose, and understanding out of the work. Matt and Mike discuss Brett’s decision to stop using AI, the pressure developers face to adopt it, and whether writing code by hand will survive as a career - or become a niche craft.
  • Small Business Websites Need to Do More Than Exist 11.08.2026 52min
    Small-business websites have evolved from digital brochures into discovery engines - and now they need to become useful tools. Matt and Mike explain why foundational pages and SEO still matter, how AI Overviews are changing traffic, and how calculators, selectors, rankings, schedules, and other micro-apps can create credibility, repeat visits, and leads.
  • Can Company Mission Compete With a $100 Million Paycheck? 08.08.2026 18min
    When competing AI companies are offering life-changing compensation, can Anthropic expect employees to choose its safety mission instead? Matt and Mike discuss money, company loyalty, tech layoffs, and why almost everyone has a number.
  • From Dishwasher to Engineering Manager 04.08.2026 49min
    Mike worked as a dishwasher and line cook before becoming an engineering manager. Matt and Mike discuss how jobs outside of tech can teach developers valuable lessons about leadership, pressure, attention to detail, and career motivation.
  • Is AI in a Bubble? History Says It's Complicated 01.08.2026 47min
    Is AI really in a bubble? Matt and Mike explore the history of major investment bubbles, from railroads to the dot-com era, and discuss what those events might tell us about today’s AI boom.
  • How to Choose the Right CMS for Your Website 28.07.2026 1t 17min
    How do you choose the right CMS for a website? Matt and Mike share the framework they use to evaluate content management systems by considering factors like project type, editor experience, budget, maintenance, customization, and long-term goals. They also discuss where WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, and headless CMSs fit - and why asking the right questions is more important than picking a favorite platform.
  • Do You Actually Own Your Digital Games? 25.07.2026 18min
    An Xbox player successfully sued Microsoft after losing access to his digital game library. We discuss what the case could mean for digital ownership, game preservation, and whether the games we buy digitally are really ours.
  • AI Coding Makes Development Easier - So Why Are We Burning Out? 21.07.2026 57min
    AI makes development faster and easier - but does it also make the work less fulfilling? Matt and Mike discuss AI coding, developer burnout, context switching, code review fatigue, and how developers can find a healthier balance.
  • Kimi K3 Brings Frontier AI Into the Open 18.07.2026 20min
    Kimi K3 brings frontier-level performance to an open AI model - but greater control also creates new questions about competition, regulation and AI safety.
  • JavaScript Isn't Always the Answer: Native Browser Features Every Developer Should Know 14.07.2026 1t 6min
    Modern browsers can do far more than many developers realize. We explore native browser features that replace common JavaScript solutions, discussing when it’s worth trusting the platform - and when JavaScript is still the right tool.
  • Growing Your App: From MVP to MLP 11.07.2026 27min
    We discuss the difference between an MVP and an MLP, why AI has made feature creep easier than ever, and how developers can validate ideas, prioritize features, and build products people genuinely enjoy using.

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