Cool Bits
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Anil Dash wrote about how ChatGPT Atlas is the first browser that actively fights against the web. But besides that, I hear it’s great.
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Ahmad Shadeed created this Section Layout masterclass as part of his never-ending mission to force you to actually learn CSS before you retire.
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Auth0 created Token Vault to manage all the complexities of obtaining, storing, and refreshing API tokens when building AI agents. So now you can connect your agents to external services like Google and GitHub, without handling sensitive creds or API keys. [sponsored]
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Biome 2.3 now provides full support for Vue, Svelte, and Astro files, so you can now format and lint JavaScript and TypeScript files inside script tags when using these frameworks.
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gleescript lets you bundle your Gleam-on-Erlang project into a single executable file. It also lets you sing about transpilation errors to the tune of Don’t Stop Believin’ like nobody’s watching.
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Sentry created this Ecomm Developer’s Survival Guide to Black Friday, so you can have comprehensive error and performance monitoring setup before something breaks on Nov 28th. [sponsored]
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Panphora wrote a quick comparison of React vs Backbone to question how much progress we’ve actually made in the last 15 years. Was web dev really better back then, or were we all just younger and enjoying our non-receding hairlines?
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Astro 5.15 introduces Netlify skew protection and new adapter APIs, while the Fonts API now supports granular font preload filtering.
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Tanner Linsley (Creator of TanStack) and Jamie Turner (CEO & Co-founder of Convex) are hosting a livestream tomorrow called Let’s Start Something. They’ll talk about recent shifts in platform boundaries for developers, how these changes affect modern app design, and what’s next for full-stack frameworks. [sponsored]
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Dan Abramov wrote about how to fix any bug, except for the one that broke your heart.
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Pete Millspaugh wrote this brief history of domains to celebrate
.comturning 40. It still looks great for its age, but I heard that it’s been dual-wielding Ozempic and TRT for a while now. -
Loren Stewart wrote about building the same app 10 times to evaluate frameworks for mobile performance. It’s like how I soft-launched 10 different Halloween costumes before finally deciding to go as the dead tapeworm in RFK Jr’s brain.
Cool Bits
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Anil Dash wrote about how ChatGPT Atlas is the first browser that actively fights against the web. But besides that, I hear it’s great.
-
Ahmad Shadeed created this Section Layout masterclass as part of his never-ending mission to force you to actually learn CSS before you retire.
-
Auth0 created Token Vault to manage all the complexities of obtaining, storing, and refreshing API tokens when building AI agents. So now you can connect your agents to external services like Google and GitHub, without handling sensitive creds or API keys. [sponsored]
-
Biome 2.3 now provides full support for Vue, Svelte, and Astro files, so you can now format and lint JavaScript and TypeScript files inside script tags when using these frameworks.
-
gleescript lets you bundle your Gleam-on-Erlang project into a single executable file. It also lets you sing about transpilation errors to the tune of Don’t Stop Believin’ like nobody’s watching.
-
Sentry created this Ecomm Developer’s Survival Guide to Black Friday, so you can have comprehensive error and performance monitoring setup before something breaks on Nov 28th. [sponsored]
-
Panphora wrote a quick comparison of React vs Backbone to question how much progress we’ve actually made in the last 15 years. Was web dev really better back then, or were we all just younger and enjoying our non-receding hairlines?
-
Astro 5.15 introduces Netlify skew protection and new adapter APIs, while the Fonts API now supports granular font preload filtering.
-
Tanner Linsley (Creator of TanStack) and Jamie Turner (CEO & Co-founder of Convex) are hosting a livestream tomorrow called Let’s Start Something. They’ll talk about recent shifts in platform boundaries for developers, how these changes affect modern app design, and what’s next for full-stack frameworks. [sponsored]
-
Dan Abramov wrote about how to fix any bug, except for the one that broke your heart.
-
Pete Millspaugh wrote this brief history of domains to celebrate
.comturning 40. It still looks great for its age, but I heard that it’s been dual-wielding Ozempic and TRT for a while now. -
Loren Stewart wrote about building the same app 10 times to evaluate frameworks for mobile performance. It’s like how I soft-launched 10 different Halloween costumes before finally deciding to go as the dead tapeworm in RFK Jr’s brain.
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