699: Jeremy Keith on Web Day Out

Hey there, Shop Maniacs. How are you doing? Welcome to another episode of the Shop Talk Show. I'm Dave Rupert with me as Chris Query, Chris. Hey. 699, actually. I just saw it. I don't know why that does that feel cool? Is that, like, it's, like, the sexy number and another nine, which is, like, extra sexy? Yeah. It's kind of, like, yeah. Elicit, I will say. Yeah. It's very illicit. Yeah. Well, we have the I was gonna, you know, I was gonna say we have the Internet zone, Jeremy Keith here, but I'm really gonna say the the web zone, Jeremy Keith. Hi, Jeremy, by the way. Oh, hi. Thank you for the clarity in that, Chris. I appreciate that. That's good. Yeah. Like, could you can you imagine there's probably people that work heavily on the Internet? Like, they're Internet people who have nothing to do with the web. Yeah. Right? Like, they just I don't know. They just they are they are really into some other protocol that happens to Smurf about the the wires of the Internet, but just don't really care about the the HTTP part. Every every native app developer, I guess, is an Internet developer, technically, but not a web developer. Is that that that not oh, man. We're already in it. We we already spent in it. That that delta it's like, your app is a bunch of web views. Like, why you're and you're like, oh, my data wrap about. It's just just HTML all up and down. You know? Oh, that drives But is it convoluted? I know we're just in it, but deal with it, people. You've you've been listening to the show for a while, so you know the deal. You even though your web let's say it isn't web views, it really is, like, swift or whatever crap or Java. It still likely is making, like, fetch requests or whatever the swift to, like, to your little through your drizzle to your Postgres or whatever. And those really are using, like, Internet addresses Protocol. To access that data. Right? So that that part is Webby. Or could you, like, not do that too? Like, like, if you're if yours doesn't You totally just use HTTP. Yeah. But none of that matters. None of that matters because what matters is, can I link to it? Does it have a URL? It's the URL that makes it the web in my opinion. Heck, yeah. That's my hot take. I feel feel feel feel are not as protective as they should be about URLs. We need, like, the the URL gang where we're, like, really mad when stuff doesn't have URLs. To this day, it it bugs me. Like, even though I'm, like, I use Instagram and stuff sometimes, at least that crap has URLs unless it's like a a story or whatever. And then I think sometimes stories do, but sometimes they just disappear. Like, who in …