Cool Bits
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Hono just released Hono CLI which lets you (or your coding agent) look up documentation, optimize builds, and do other Hono-rific things in the terminal.
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Nate Meyvis wrote about frontend maximalism, which is my second favorite artistic movement after full-stack impressionism.
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TkDodo wrote about context inheritance in TanStack Router.
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Apryse wrote this ultimate guide to using PDF SDK to create, manipulate, and modify PDFs in your applications. [sponsored]
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Node.js v25 doubles down on secure-by-default apps, web-standard APIs, and proving their dad Ryan Dahl wrong.
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Oxlint now supports JavaScript plugins, which uses a fancy “JavaScript-Rust transfer” to give you the speed of Rust without having to learn Rust and change your pfp to an obscure anime character.
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Michael Rosenberg wrote on the Cloudflare blog about making JavaScript more trustworthy, and helping it live by all the other precepts of The Scout Law 🫡.
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CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so your engineers don’t have to waste time doing QA themselves. Their US-based testers work directly in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs be devs. [sponsored]
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Ryan Carniato gave a talk called Beyond Signals.
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Ryan Mulligan wrote a blog post called Transition to the other side with container query units – not to be confused with my other open tab about transitioning to the other side via astral projection.
Cool Bits
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Hono just released Hono CLI which lets you (or your coding agent) look up documentation, optimize builds, and do other Hono-rific things in the terminal.
-
Nate Meyvis wrote about frontend maximalism, which is my second favorite artistic movement after full-stack impressionism.
-
TkDodo wrote about context inheritance in TanStack Router.
-
Apryse wrote this ultimate guide to using PDF SDK to create, manipulate, and modify PDFs in your applications. [sponsored]
-
Node.js v25 doubles down on secure-by-default apps, web-standard APIs, and proving their dad Ryan Dahl wrong.
-
Oxlint now supports JavaScript plugins, which uses a fancy “JavaScript-Rust transfer” to give you the speed of Rust without having to learn Rust and change your pfp to an obscure anime character.
-
Michael Rosenberg wrote on the Cloudflare blog about making JavaScript more trustworthy, and helping it live by all the other precepts of The Scout Law 🫡.
-
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so your engineers don’t have to waste time doing QA themselves. Their US-based testers work directly in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs be devs. [sponsored]
-
Ryan Carniato gave a talk called Beyond Signals.
-
Ryan Mulligan wrote a blog post called Transition to the other side with container query units – not to be confused with my other open tab about transitioning to the other side via astral projection.
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