Cool Bits
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The Biome v2.0 beta comes with their first iteration of linter plugins, which sounds suspiciously similar to the name of my WIP men’s toupee line, Linter Plugs.
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The Next.js team wrote a postmortem on the middleware bypass, which included a disturbingly low number of snarky comments directed at Cloudflare executives.
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Clerk just released an experimental
@clerk/agent-toolkitpackage that helps you build powerful agentic systems with support for managing users, user data, orgs, and more. [sponsored] -
Lars Wikman and José Valim wrote about Coordinating the Super Bowl’s visual fidelity with Elixir.
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The State of Vue 2025 report just dropped.
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Lazar Nikolov created this hands-on debugging session, where you build, break, and fix a Next.js app with Sentry in under an hour. [sponsored]
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A principal engineer at Netlify wrote about what you should know before choosing Next.js, and apparently it’s controlled by a for-profit company? Wild.
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Julik wrote about a tiny undo stack.
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CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services that scale. Their US-based testers will break your app repeatedly, and do all the manual testing your engineers hate doing. [sponsored]
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Jamon Holmgren wrote a celebratory blog post about React Native turning 10 years old, which is more than I can say my dad did for me when I turned 10.
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Tim Severien wrote a data-driven article on the state of the front-end and full-stack job market. If hating React is 90% of your personality, you’re gonna want to skip this one.
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CSS Mixins are a new platform feature that just landed in Chrome Canary, and my second favorite fro-yo topping.
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Cool Bits
-
The Biome v2.0 beta comes with their first iteration of linter plugins, which sounds suspiciously similar to the name of my WIP men’s toupee line, Linter Plugs.
-
The Next.js team wrote a postmortem on the middleware bypass, which included a disturbingly low number of snarky comments directed at Cloudflare executives.
-
Clerk just released an experimental
@clerk/agent-toolkitpackage that helps you build powerful agentic systems with support for managing users, user data, orgs, and more. [sponsored] -
Lars Wikman and José Valim wrote about Coordinating the Super Bowl’s visual fidelity with Elixir.
-
The State of Vue 2025 report just dropped.
-
Lazar Nikolov created this hands-on debugging session, where you build, break, and fix a Next.js app with Sentry in under an hour. [sponsored]
-
A principal engineer at Netlify wrote about what you should know before choosing Next.js, and apparently it’s controlled by a for-profit company? Wild.
-
Julik wrote about a tiny undo stack.
-
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services that scale. Their US-based testers will break your app repeatedly, and do all the manual testing your engineers hate doing. [sponsored]
-
Jamon Holmgren wrote a celebratory blog post about React Native turning 10 years old, which is more than I can say my dad did for me when I turned 10.
-
Tim Severien wrote a data-driven article on the state of the front-end and full-stack job market. If hating React is 90% of your personality, you’re gonna want to skip this one.
-
CSS Mixins are a new platform feature that just landed in Chrome Canary, and my second favorite fro-yo topping.
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50 W Broadway Ste 333 PMB 51647 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
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