Cool Bits
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Addy Osmani wrote about a history of Google Chrome for its 17th birthday. It’s really well written, but it might’ve been a little awkward if last week’s anti-trust case had gone differently.
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Sentry is hosting a free workshop on Building and monitoring AI agents and MCP servers that’ll go deep under the hood of MCP monitoring and show how to debug client connection issues, tool call performance, transports, and more. [sponsored]
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Emil Kowalski wrote about how you don’t need animations – which is kind of like the inventor of Coca-Cola saying you don’t need bubbly water, or cola flavoring… or cocaine.
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Apparently it’s birthday week, because GraphQL just turned 10 years old yesterday and launched a fancy new home page. They’re gonna have to share the funfetti cake we got for Chrome.
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Legend List just launched v2.0 of their super-fast React Native list library with more accuracy, more speed, sticky headers, and more.
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Nolan Lawson wrote an article to answer the age-old question, Why do browsers throttle JavaScript timers? I don’t know, but I’m gonna go ahead and say that it’s IE’s fault.
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JetBrains is hosting JavaScript Day 2025 online on October 2nd for free. Tune in for a full day of live Q&A’s and talks from experts like Ryan Carniato, Lydia Hallie, Kent C. Dodds, Victor Savkin, and lots more. [sponsored]
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Vicki Boykis wrote an article called, How big are our embeddings now and why? Sorry Vicki, but my mother taught me not to answer those questions until after the third date.
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Christoph Nakazawa (creator of Jest and former React Native Lead) gave this talk on building scalable applications at last week’s React Universe Conf.
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kazupon wrote about how his team at Plaid achieved 87x faster server-side action builds by migrating from Rollup to Rolldown. That might be true, but you’ve never heard about an 8-year-old kid go crazy after giving themselves a face tattoo with a Fruit Rolldown.
Cool Bits
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Addy Osmani wrote about a history of Google Chrome for its 17th birthday. It’s really well written, but it might’ve been a little awkward if last week’s anti-trust case had gone differently.
-
Sentry is hosting a free workshop on Building and monitoring AI agents and MCP servers that’ll go deep under the hood of MCP monitoring and show how to debug client connection issues, tool call performance, transports, and more. [sponsored]
-
Emil Kowalski wrote about how you don’t need animations – which is kind of like the inventor of Coca-Cola saying you don’t need bubbly water, or cola flavoring… or cocaine.
-
Apparently it’s birthday week, because GraphQL just turned 10 years old yesterday and launched a fancy new home page. They’re gonna have to share the funfetti cake we got for Chrome.
-
Legend List just launched v2.0 of their super-fast React Native list library with more accuracy, more speed, sticky headers, and more.
-
Nolan Lawson wrote an article to answer the age-old question, Why do browsers throttle JavaScript timers? I don’t know, but I’m gonna go ahead and say that it’s IE’s fault.
-
JetBrains is hosting JavaScript Day 2025 online on October 2nd for free. Tune in for a full day of live Q&A’s and talks from experts like Ryan Carniato, Lydia Hallie, Kent C. Dodds, Victor Savkin, and lots more. [sponsored]
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Vicki Boykis wrote an article called, How big are our embeddings now and why? Sorry Vicki, but my mother taught me not to answer those questions until after the third date.
-
Christoph Nakazawa (creator of Jest and former React Native Lead) gave this talk on building scalable applications at last week’s React Universe Conf.
-
kazupon wrote about how his team at Plaid achieved 87x faster server-side action builds by migrating from Rollup to Rolldown. That might be true, but you’ve never heard about an 8-year-old kid go crazy after giving themselves a face tattoo with a Fruit Rolldown.
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