Cool Bits
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Ashwin wrote about using AI without leaving the terminal, which would’ve been helpful when I was stuck in the Reno airport for 7 hours after my bachelor party.
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The TypeScript 5.9 beta introduces an updated
tsc --init, support for the newimport defersyntax, and more. -
Sasha Blumenfeld wrote about a major upgrade to Sentry Agent Monitoring – which now brings tracing, model performance, and deep context into one unified experience for seamless AI monitoring. [sponsored]
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Loren Stewart wrote about building a lightweight reactive state manager with JavaScript proxies. And the faster you build it, the faster you can sell it to Vercel and earn your first triangle-shaped waffle party.
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Rspack 1.4 comes with new Wasm target support, smaller bundles, and incremental build by default.
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The Bun team bought bun.com. Everything else about the site is the exact same, but as a fellow domain degenerate, I believe that a mid six-figure domain purchase by an open-source project is newsworthy enough.
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Can your coding agent run long commands and plan its next move? Warp’s can – and it just beat Claude Code by 20% on the
Terminal-Benchbenchmark. Warp’s eng team wrote about how they pulled it off. [sponsored] -
Electron 37 came out last month – and much like the Jurassic Park franchise, no matter how much you slander it, it will always succeed and never die.
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Una Kravets wrote about CSS conditionals with the new
if()function. -
QA Wolf is hosting a free workshop on Patent strategy for startups with Saad Hassan, the go-to IP attorney for Sequoia and a16z founders. He’ll demystify patents vs trademarks vs copyrights and share common IP landmines to avoid. [sponsored]
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The Deno team took a break from suing the fourth-largest software company in the world to ship Deno 2.4 – which brings back the
deno bundlesubcommand for creating single-file JavaScript bundles, introduces bytes and text imports, and lots more. -
Brut is a new web framework for Ruby that’s presumably inspired by the green cologne you bought for $7 at Walgreens your freshman year of high school. Smells like success. And desperation. A potent combo indeed.
Cool Bits
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Ashwin wrote about using AI without leaving the terminal, which would’ve been helpful when I was stuck in the Reno airport for 7 hours after my bachelor party.
-
The TypeScript 5.9 beta introduces an updated
tsc --init, support for the newimport defersyntax, and more. -
Sasha Blumenfeld wrote about a major upgrade to Sentry Agent Monitoring – which now brings tracing, model performance, and deep context into one unified experience for seamless AI monitoring. [sponsored]
-
Loren Stewart wrote about building a lightweight reactive state manager with JavaScript proxies. And the faster you build it, the faster you can sell it to Vercel and earn your first triangle-shaped waffle party.
-
Rspack 1.4 comes with new Wasm target support, smaller bundles, and incremental build by default.
-
The Bun team bought bun.com. Everything else about the site is the exact same, but as a fellow domain degenerate, I believe that a mid six-figure domain purchase by an open-source project is newsworthy enough.
-
Can your coding agent run long commands and plan its next move? Warp’s can – and it just beat Claude Code by 20% on the
Terminal-Benchbenchmark. Warp’s eng team wrote about how they pulled it off. [sponsored] -
Electron 37 came out last month – and much like the Jurassic Park franchise, no matter how much you slander it, it will always succeed and never die.
-
Una Kravets wrote about CSS conditionals with the new
if()function. -
QA Wolf is hosting a free workshop on Patent strategy for startups with Saad Hassan, the go-to IP attorney for Sequoia and a16z founders. He’ll demystify patents vs trademarks vs copyrights and share common IP landmines to avoid. [sponsored]
-
The Deno team took a break from suing the fourth-largest software company in the world to ship Deno 2.4 – which brings back the
deno bundlesubcommand for creating single-file JavaScript bundles, introduces bytes and text imports, and lots more. -
Brut is a new web framework for Ruby that’s presumably inspired by the green cologne you bought for $7 at Walgreens your freshman year of high school. Smells like success. And desperation. A potent combo indeed.
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