Cool Bits
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This season of Better Call Dahl just took a twist: Oracle responded to Deno’s petition by denying that the term “JavaScript” is generic and insisting their trademark should stand. I guess we have to pay Larry a quarter every time we sing Happy Birthday publish a Bytes issue.
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TypeScript 5.9 comes with an updated
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User Journeys is a new observability feature from Embrace that shows you how technical performance impacts user engagement with your app’s features. It’s like zooming out one level from logs and spans to include *actual user behavior* as a signal. [sponsored]
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GitHub is moving into Microsoft’s CoreAI team and will no longer operate as a separate company. Personally, I can’t wait for Microsoft Teams to be integrated into every single repo. #Synergy
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Andrey Sitnik wrote about what they learned from creating PostCSS, and what it’s like to maintain an OSS project with 100 million weekly downloads.
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Leerob wrote some reflections on the React community, now that he made it out alive (barely).
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Learn how to stand up AI agents in 20 minutes with Postman’s AI Agent Playbook webinar series – where each 20-minute session walks through real AI agents you can deploy for engineering, support, and sales workflows using your existing APIs and tools. You’ll walk away with usable templates that’ll help your team save time on day 1. [sponsored]
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Manish wrote about how he built an entirely offline AI workspace. But if the entire Microsoft Office suite doesn’t come built in, I’m not interested, Manish.
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The V8 team wrote about how they made
JSON.stringifymore than twice as fast. -
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so you’ll never have to test your own app again. Their US-based testers work in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs be devs. [sponsored]
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pnpm 10.14 adds support for JS runtime installation – so you can pick Node, Deno, or Bun and have pnpm download and pin it for you.
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Dan Abramov wrote an article called the math is haunted where he answers the question, “So what does using Lean feel like?” But I feel like I’ve already listened to enough Lil’ Wayne songs to have a pretty good idea.
Cool Bits
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This season of Better Call Dahl just took a twist: Oracle responded to Deno’s petition by denying that the term “JavaScript” is generic and insisting their trademark should stand. I guess we have to pay Larry a quarter every time we sing Happy Birthday publish a Bytes issue.
-
TypeScript 5.9 comes with an updated
tsc --init, actual summaries in more DOM APIs, and more. -
User Journeys is a new observability feature from Embrace that shows you how technical performance impacts user engagement with your app’s features. It’s like zooming out one level from logs and spans to include *actual user behavior* as a signal. [sponsored]
-
GitHub is moving into Microsoft’s CoreAI team and will no longer operate as a separate company. Personally, I can’t wait for Microsoft Teams to be integrated into every single repo. #Synergy
-
Andrey Sitnik wrote about what they learned from creating PostCSS, and what it’s like to maintain an OSS project with 100 million weekly downloads.
-
Leerob wrote some reflections on the React community, now that he made it out alive (barely).
-
Learn how to stand up AI agents in 20 minutes with Postman’s AI Agent Playbook webinar series – where each 20-minute session walks through real AI agents you can deploy for engineering, support, and sales workflows using your existing APIs and tools. You’ll walk away with usable templates that’ll help your team save time on day 1. [sponsored]
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Manish wrote about how he built an entirely offline AI workspace. But if the entire Microsoft Office suite doesn’t come built in, I’m not interested, Manish.
-
The V8 team wrote about how they made
JSON.stringifymore than twice as fast. -
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so you’ll never have to test your own app again. Their US-based testers work in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs be devs. [sponsored]
-
pnpm 10.14 adds support for JS runtime installation – so you can pick Node, Deno, or Bun and have pnpm download and pin it for you.
-
Dan Abramov wrote an article called the math is haunted where he answers the question, “So what does using Lean feel like?” But I feel like I’ve already listened to enough Lil’ Wayne songs to have a pretty good idea.
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