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Evan You just announced that Rolldown-Vite is now live and ready to bundle your Vite apps with the sweet nectar of Rust.
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TkDodo wrote about the beauty of TanStack Router, but he failed to mention how Tanner is a more ruggedly handsome version of Tom Holland.
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JavaScript Mastery created this 4-hour tutorial video on launching a SaaS app with Next.js, Supabase, and Clerk Billing – the easiest way to set up subscriptions in your application. [sponsored]
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Antirez wrote about how human coders are still better than LLMs, which is great news if your livelihood depends on that fact 🙃.
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The Syntax crew interviewed the creator of VS Code and the Copilot Lead about the future of VS Code and Copilot, now that it’s all open source.
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The RedwoodSDK team wrote about why your React meta-framework feels broken, and how the only prescription is more cowbell Redwood.
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Growl wrote about how Next.js server actions are public-facing API endpoints.
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The ESLint team wrote this retrospective on ESLint v9. Most teams only publish retros like this if something goes wrong, but my team prefers to write them when everything goes perfectly. “We released this thing, it does what we said it would do, we had no issues, and we learned nothing new from this experience. Enjoy.”
Cool Bits
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Evan You just announced that Rolldown-Vite is now live and ready to bundle your Vite apps with the sweet nectar of Rust.
-
TkDodo wrote about the beauty of TanStack Router, but he failed to mention how Tanner is a more ruggedly handsome version of Tom Holland.
-
JavaScript Mastery created this 4-hour tutorial video on launching a SaaS app with Next.js, Supabase, and Clerk Billing – the easiest way to set up subscriptions in your application. [sponsored]
-
Antirez wrote about how human coders are still better than LLMs, which is great news if your livelihood depends on that fact 🙃.
-
The Syntax crew interviewed the creator of VS Code and the Copilot Lead about the future of VS Code and Copilot, now that it’s all open source.
-
The RedwoodSDK team wrote about why your React meta-framework feels broken, and how the only prescription is more cowbell Redwood.
-
Growl wrote about how Next.js server actions are public-facing API endpoints.
-
The ESLint team wrote this retrospective on ESLint v9. Most teams only publish retros like this if something goes wrong, but my team prefers to write them when everything goes perfectly. “We released this thing, it does what we said it would do, we had no issues, and we learned nothing new from this experience. Enjoy.”
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