Cool Bits
-
CultRepo’s new Vite documentary just dropped, and I must say that all of the love scenes were very tastefully done.
-
Tuple created the screen sharing tool for developers that Shopify, Stripe, and Tailwind use for pair programming, getting unblocked, and making technical decisions. Shared control by default, intuitive annotations, and no persistent UI elements that block the IDE. [sponsored]
-
React Native turned 10 years old and celebrated at React Conf by releasing React Native 0.82, which ends support for the old architecture and introduces DOM Node APIs. It was a lot like my 10th birthday, just with less cigarettes and more father figures present.
-
Next.js 16 beta came out yesterday, because the triangle mafia couldn’t wait to upstage all the React Native speakers.
-
Bun v1.3 just dropped today and it’s their “biggest release yet.” My eyes are still glazed over from running the React Conf marathon, but we’ll dig into this next week.
-
css-extras is a WIP collection of CSS custom functions that leverage the new native CSS
@functionrule. -
Convex just released this TanStack Start Quickstart page in their docs to help you get setup quickly with Convex and TanStack Start v1.0 – the new React framework that all the kids are talking about. [sponsored]
-
Kix Panganiban wrote a quick post about two things LLM coding agents are still bad at. Without looking, I’m going to guess they’re referring to
-
Chun Fei Lung wrote about how Svelte really is that fast. I think it’s because they used the Svelte Runes to cast a speed spell.
-
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so your engineers will never have to waste time doing QA ever again. Their US-based testers work directly in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs spend their time building real features. [sponsored]
-
Yasmin Teles wrote this Git Survival Kit to give us essential commands for our troubled times.
-
Anthropic wrote a pretty interesting paper on how a small number of samples can poison LLMs of any size. It’s similar to the paper I’m writing about how a small number of neck-beards on Reddit already have poisoned LLMs of various sizes.
Cool Bits
-
CultRepo’s new Vite documentary just dropped, and I must say that all of the love scenes were very tastefully done.
-
Tuple created the screen sharing tool for developers that Shopify, Stripe, and Tailwind use for pair programming, getting unblocked, and making technical decisions. Shared control by default, intuitive annotations, and no persistent UI elements that block the IDE. [sponsored]
-
React Native turned 10 years old and celebrated at React Conf by releasing React Native 0.82, which ends support for the old architecture and introduces DOM Node APIs. It was a lot like my 10th birthday, just with less cigarettes and more father figures present.
-
Next.js 16 beta came out yesterday, because the triangle mafia couldn’t wait to upstage all the React Native speakers.
-
Bun v1.3 just dropped today and it’s their “biggest release yet.” My eyes are still glazed over from running the React Conf marathon, but we’ll dig into this next week.
-
css-extras is a WIP collection of CSS custom functions that leverage the new native CSS
@functionrule. -
Convex just released this TanStack Start Quickstart page in their docs to help you get setup quickly with Convex and TanStack Start v1.0 – the new React framework that all the kids are talking about. [sponsored]
-
Kix Panganiban wrote a quick post about two things LLM coding agents are still bad at. Without looking, I’m going to guess they’re referring to
-
Chun Fei Lung wrote about how Svelte really is that fast. I think it’s because they used the Svelte Runes to cast a speed spell.
-
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so your engineers will never have to waste time doing QA ever again. Their US-based testers work directly in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs spend their time building real features. [sponsored]
-
Yasmin Teles wrote this Git Survival Kit to give us essential commands for our troubled times.
-
Anthropic wrote a pretty interesting paper on how a small number of samples can poison LLMs of any size. It’s similar to the paper I’m writing about how a small number of neck-beards on Reddit already have poisoned LLMs of various sizes.
发布者