Kenny joins us to discuss the uses for Plasmic and the advantages of its integration features.

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Show Notes

00:00 Introduction
01:19 About Kenny
02:20 Engineer vs Advocate
03:49 Rotating Roles
05:40 Code Components in Plasmic
06:56 How is Plasmic Different?
09:50 Integration With Other Headless CMS
12:01 Using Components
13:50 Teaching With Low Code
17:03 Enabling Developers
19:16 Integration
24:24 Sponsor: Hashnode
25:10 Interest in Jamstack
31:19 Other Favorite?
36:46 Sponsor: Daily.dev
37:47 Picks and Plugs