Cool Bits
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phishyurl.com is a URL shortener longener that can make any URL look like a malicious crypto/dating/gambling site. Great for teaching your favorite OSS maintainer about phishing or escalating your cold war with the IT department.
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The Expert Guide to Next.js Performance Optimization 2025 is a free, 10-chapter ebook filled with real-life examples and open-source libraries to help you fix bottlenecks and boost performance in enterprise-scale Next.js apps. [sponsored]
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The Angular team just open sourced Web Codegen Scorer to help AI models generate better framework code. “Web Components solves this,” he muttered to his stuffed animals in his parents’ spare bedroom.
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Expo SDK 54 comes with support for Liquid Glass icons, precompiled React Native for iOS, and more.
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In related news, the Emerge Tools team broke down why the Tesla iOS app is 760.3 MB – aka 20% of the original iPhone’s storage capacity.
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Blacksmith lets you run GitHub Actions 2x faster than GitHub runners and *75% cheaper*, because they run on bare metal gaming CPUs and optimize all your caching. It also makes your GitHub actions fully observable, so you can actually see when something goes wrong in your CI pipeline. [sponsored]
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Matt Brophy wrote about how middleware is finally stable in React Router.
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pnpm 10.16 comes with a new security setting called
minimumReleaseAgethat specifies the number of minutes that must pass after a version is published before pnpm will install it. Because sometimes the difference between a hotfix and a supply-chain attack is about five minutes. -
Vercel created
mcp-to-ai-sdk, a CLI that generates static AI SDK tool definitions from any MCP server to help address security and quality issues. -
Minko Gechev gave a talk called Resourceful Suspense about using templating and signals to implement the suspense pattern in Angular. It’s kind of like the suspense I felt waiting for Peter Thiel to answer challenging interview questions like, “do you want humanity to survive?” and “are you the anti-Christ?”
Cool Bits
-
phishyurl.com is a URL shortener longener that can make any URL look like a malicious crypto/dating/gambling site. Great for teaching your favorite OSS maintainer about phishing or escalating your cold war with the IT department.
-
The Expert Guide to Next.js Performance Optimization 2025 is a free, 10-chapter ebook filled with real-life examples and open-source libraries to help you fix bottlenecks and boost performance in enterprise-scale Next.js apps. [sponsored]
-
The Angular team just open sourced Web Codegen Scorer to help AI models generate better framework code. “Web Components solves this,” he muttered to his stuffed animals in his parents’ spare bedroom.
-
Expo SDK 54 comes with support for Liquid Glass icons, precompiled React Native for iOS, and more.
-
In related news, the Emerge Tools team broke down why the Tesla iOS app is 760.3 MB – aka 20% of the original iPhone’s storage capacity.
-
Blacksmith lets you run GitHub Actions 2x faster than GitHub runners and *75% cheaper*, because they run on bare metal gaming CPUs and optimize all your caching. It also makes your GitHub actions fully observable, so you can actually see when something goes wrong in your CI pipeline. [sponsored]
-
Matt Brophy wrote about how middleware is finally stable in React Router.
-
pnpm 10.16 comes with a new security setting called
minimumReleaseAgethat specifies the number of minutes that must pass after a version is published before pnpm will install it. Because sometimes the difference between a hotfix and a supply-chain attack is about five minutes. -
Vercel created
mcp-to-ai-sdk, a CLI that generates static AI SDK tool definitions from any MCP server to help address security and quality issues. -
Minko Gechev gave a talk called Resourceful Suspense about using templating and signals to implement the suspense pattern in Angular. It’s kind of like the suspense I felt waiting for Peter Thiel to answer challenging interview questions like, “do you want humanity to survive?” and “are you the anti-Christ?”
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