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by Nick Vogel

23 episodes
Updated Daily
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Podcast Overview

Next in Dev is a show about all things modern web development and the tech industry. Each episode covers trending topics like AI coding assistants, JavaScript frameworks, cloud infrastructure, and the latest news shaping how we build for the web. From React and Next.js to DevOps, open source drama, and big tech decisions that affect developers everywhere. Nothing is off the table. The show also dives into concepts like web accessibility, performance optimization, developer experience, and the tools and platforms changing the way teams ship software. Whether it's a hot take on the latest framework wars, a breakdown of industry acquisitions, or a look at how AI is reshaping the developer workflow, Next in Dev gives you the context and commentary you need to actually understand what's going on. There's always something happening in modern web dev, and staying informed shouldn't feel like a chore. The goal of this show is to keep you up to date in an easy-to-digest format with a little personality along the way. I hope you enjoy it!

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8/1/2025

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for the model too dangerous to release

April 10, 2026

the model too dangerous to release

Anthropic announced an unreleased AI model called Claude Mythos Preview that has found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in every major operating system and web browser. They say it's too dangerous to release. Meanwhile, Anthropic lost a key court ...

Episode thumbnail for The "safe" AI company leaked its code

April 3, 2026

The "safe" AI company leaked its code

Anthropic accidentally leaked the entire Claude Code source code through an NPM packaging error. Plus Railway's new CDN leaked authenticated user sessions, Google launched a Gemini switching tool and Gemma 3 under Apache 2.0, Cloudflare announced a Typ...

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March 27, 2026

OpenAI Killed Sora

OpenAI published a safety blog for Sora, then killed the entire product the next day and rug pulling Disney's $1B partnership in the process. Plus, Cursor got caught hiding that Composer 2 is built on an open source Chinese model, a federal judge calle...

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What is Next in Dev?

Next in Dev is a show about all things modern web development and the tech industry. Each episode covers trending topics like AI coding assistants, JavaScript frameworks, cloud infrastructure, and the latest news shaping how we build for the web. From React and Next.js to DevOps, open source drama, and big tech decisions that affect developers everywhere. Nothing is off the table. The show also dives into concepts like web accessibility, performance optimization, developer experience, and the tools and platforms changing the way teams ship software. Whether it's a hot take on the latest framework wars, a breakdown of industry acquisitions, or a look at how AI is reshaping the developer workflow, Next in Dev gives you the context and commentary you need to actually understand what's going on. There's always something happening in modern web dev, and staying informed shouldn't feel like a chore. The goal of this show is to keep you up to date in an easy-to-digest format with a little personality along the way. I hope you enjoy it!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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