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The next version of React Native will introduce precompiled React Native builds for iOS, which promises to cut compile times by up to 10x. Now there’s no excuse for me to not ship my Doodle Jump-themed crypto casino app targeted at Boomers and children under 12.
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Onboarding for coding agents shares how Matt Holden shrank his
CLAUDE.mdfile to 13 lines, while still making sure his agent understood the PTO and workplace diversity policies. -
Warp just launched Lightspeed – which gives you 50,000 AI requests/month with their #1 ranked coding agent. Access Claude Opus and Sonnet, GPT-4.1, and Gemini — all in one. Use code
LIGHTSPEED20for 20% off your first month. ($45 value) [sponsored] -
ts-regexp is a statically typed alternative to JavaScript’s RegExp.
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Chris Dzombak wrote about why you should use your type system. Sometimes it’s the advice you least expect.
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Armin Ronacher wrote about agentic coding things that didn’t work.
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Embrace just released User Journeys – a new observability feature that tracks how technical performance impacts user engagement with your app’s features. It’s like zooming out one level from logs and spans to incorporate user behavior as a signal. [sponsored]
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Vite just passed Webpack in weekly npm downloads, and the Rainforest spontaneously started to regenerate, and my gut microbiome magically healed itself 🙏.
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Node.js v22.18 now has type stripping by default, which means TypeScript support is enabled by default, which means no one’s allowed to complain about this anymore.
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Convex launched a Resend Component that lets you easily integrate Resend’s DX-focused email service with any Convex project. They also just kicked off a hackathon with over $5,000 in prizes. [sponsored]
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Tan Li Hau wrote about how you can compile Svelte 5 in your head.
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Steve Krouse wrote about how vibe code is legacy code. At one point he says that asking AI to fix its own errors that you don’t understand is like “paying off credit card debt with another credit card” – which I found offensive, considering this strategy has helped my credit score almost crack the 600 mark.
Cool Bits
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The next version of React Native will introduce precompiled React Native builds for iOS, which promises to cut compile times by up to 10x. Now there’s no excuse for me to not ship my Doodle Jump-themed crypto casino app targeted at Boomers and children under 12.
-
Onboarding for coding agents shares how Matt Holden shrank his
CLAUDE.mdfile to 13 lines, while still making sure his agent understood the PTO and workplace diversity policies. -
Warp just launched Lightspeed – which gives you 50,000 AI requests/month with their #1 ranked coding agent. Access Claude Opus and Sonnet, GPT-4.1, and Gemini — all in one. Use code
LIGHTSPEED20for 20% off your first month. ($45 value) [sponsored] -
ts-regexp is a statically typed alternative to JavaScript’s RegExp.
-
Chris Dzombak wrote about why you should use your type system. Sometimes it’s the advice you least expect.
-
Armin Ronacher wrote about agentic coding things that didn’t work.
-
Embrace just released User Journeys – a new observability feature that tracks how technical performance impacts user engagement with your app’s features. It’s like zooming out one level from logs and spans to incorporate user behavior as a signal. [sponsored]
-
Vite just passed Webpack in weekly npm downloads, and the Rainforest spontaneously started to regenerate, and my gut microbiome magically healed itself 🙏.
-
Node.js v22.18 now has type stripping by default, which means TypeScript support is enabled by default, which means no one’s allowed to complain about this anymore.
-
Convex launched a Resend Component that lets you easily integrate Resend’s DX-focused email service with any Convex project. They also just kicked off a hackathon with over $5,000 in prizes. [sponsored]
-
Tan Li Hau wrote about how you can compile Svelte 5 in your head.
-
Steve Krouse wrote about how vibe code is legacy code. At one point he says that asking AI to fix its own errors that you don’t understand is like “paying off credit card debt with another credit card” – which I found offensive, considering this strategy has helped my credit score almost crack the 600 mark.
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