Cool Bits
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Right on cue, a new, Rust-based JavaScript runtime named Andromeda just launched. We can’t prove that Old Larry and the Big O funded this project, but we also can’t not prove it.
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Adam Argyle compiled a list of 100+ new CSS features that have come out in the past five years. And no, you can’t use any notes on the final, so get studying.
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CodeRabbit created a free VS Code extension that gives you advanced-level AI code reviews right in your editor. It understands the context of your whole codebase and gives you line-by-line feedback with one-click fix suggestions you can implement instantly. [sponsored]
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Mediabunny is a JavaScript library for reading, writing, and converting video and audio files directly in the browser.
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Lydia Hallie wrote this in-depth article that takes you behind the scenes of
bun install. Not quite as cool as Universal Studios’ behind-the-scenes tour of Backdraft, but it probably won’t inspire thousands of 10-year-old boys to become pyromaniacs. So, tradeoffs. -
Matt Perry wrote a new Motion x Tailwind CSS guide on how to use two of the best frontend libraries of all time together.
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G2i connects you with pre-vetted contract and full-time developers – so you can get top talent with 5+ years of experience across any major tech stack, without having to go through endless piles of AI-slop resumes. They’ve helped teams at Meta, Microsoft, 1Password, and more to hire developers faster and with full transparency through recorded technical interviews. And they’ve got 8,000 devs ready to go. [sponsored]
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Maxi Ferreira created this interactive guide to TanStack DB – which still sounds like the name of a 1,600-calorie breakfast combo at IHOP.
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Tom MacWright (Val Town CTO/co-founder) wrote about how to keep
package.jsonunder control. -
Clerk just introduced free trials for subscriptions, which lets you use Clerk Billing to easily enable free trials for any type of subscription tier on your application – with best practices built in. [sponsored]
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Nico Albanese gave a great talk on building an AI agent in 10 mins with AI SDK 5.
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Horace He wrote this in-depth article on defeating nondeterminism in LLM inference. After that, he plans to move on to defeating nondeterminism in romantic relationships so we can all just save each other a lot of time.
Pop Quiz: Answer
Sponsored by Sentry
It’s rarely used, but in JavaScript you can use a labeled statement to add a label to a for loop. This then allows you to break and interrupt the loop when needed – even from inside another loop.
function loop () {
dance:
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
for (let j = 0; j < 4; j++) {
if (j === 2) {
break dance;
}
}
}
}
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Cool Bits
-
Right on cue, a new, Rust-based JavaScript runtime named Andromeda just launched. We can’t prove that Old Larry and the Big O funded this project, but we also can’t not prove it.
-
Adam Argyle compiled a list of 100+ new CSS features that have come out in the past five years. And no, you can’t use any notes on the final, so get studying.
-
CodeRabbit created a free VS Code extension that gives you advanced-level AI code reviews right in your editor. It understands the context of your whole codebase and gives you line-by-line feedback with one-click fix suggestions you can implement instantly. [sponsored]
-
Mediabunny is a JavaScript library for reading, writing, and converting video and audio files directly in the browser.
-
Lydia Hallie wrote this in-depth article that takes you behind the scenes of
bun install. Not quite as cool as Universal Studios’ behind-the-scenes tour of Backdraft, but it probably won’t inspire thousands of 10-year-old boys to become pyromaniacs. So, tradeoffs. -
Matt Perry wrote a new Motion x Tailwind CSS guide on how to use two of the best frontend libraries of all time together.
-
G2i connects you with pre-vetted contract and full-time developers – so you can get top talent with 5+ years of experience across any major tech stack, without having to go through endless piles of AI-slop resumes. They’ve helped teams at Meta, Microsoft, 1Password, and more to hire developers faster and with full transparency through recorded technical interviews. And they’ve got 8,000 devs ready to go. [sponsored]
-
Maxi Ferreira created this interactive guide to TanStack DB – which still sounds like the name of a 1,600-calorie breakfast combo at IHOP.
-
Tom MacWright (Val Town CTO/co-founder) wrote about how to keep
package.jsonunder control. -
Clerk just introduced free trials for subscriptions, which lets you use Clerk Billing to easily enable free trials for any type of subscription tier on your application – with best practices built in. [sponsored]
-
Nico Albanese gave a great talk on building an AI agent in 10 mins with AI SDK 5.
-
Horace He wrote this in-depth article on defeating nondeterminism in LLM inference. After that, he plans to move on to defeating nondeterminism in romantic relationships so we can all just save each other a lot of time.
Pop Quiz: Answer
Sponsored by Sentry
It’s rarely used, but in JavaScript you can use a labeled statement to add a label to a for loop. This then allows you to break and interrupt the loop when needed – even from inside another loop.
function loop () {
dance:
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
for (let j = 0; j < 4; j++) {
if (j === 2) {
break dance;
}
}
}
}
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about your company?
Built with ❤️ by ui.dev
50 W Broadway Ste 333 PMB 51647 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
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