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Leo Leung @yuy1n.io · 11/09/2026

I’ve recently been focused on the Oxc integration in Vite DevTools, and I’m excited to share its latest features: - Set up Oxlint and Oxfmt - Oxlint and Oxfmt inspectors - Oxlint configuration analysis Try it and share feedback! devtools.vite.dev/oxc/

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Josh W. Comeau @joshwcomeau.com · 03/05/2026

For the past 6 years, I’ve been working on developer education full time, on my online courses + blog. It’s been an incredible privilege to be able to focus on this stuff. ✨ I’m starting to wonder, though, whether the business model I’ve chosen is sustainable. Let me explain… 🧵

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Sara Soueidan @sarasoueidan.com · 02/08/2026

"After the #AI Hype – What's Real, and What's Next" www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWnU... I agree with all the comments under this video: this is one of the best talks and perspectives on AI that I have heard/seen. And it's quite uplifting for a change!

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Keynote: After the AI Hype – What’s Real, and What’s Next - Richard Campbell - 2026

YouTube video by NDC Conferences

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Andrey Sitnik @en.sitnik.es · 30/07/2026

While some people laughed about the number of dependencies in the JS world, others worked to improve the ecosystem (like @e18e.dev). Now many of my open source projects have around 20 packages in node_modules, including transitive dependencies.

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Ana Tudor @anatudor.bsky.social · 14/04/2025

Nobody wants to install your stupid app. Have a functional website instead.

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Giorgio Boa @gioboa.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Check out the new @turborepo.com example with @vite.dev Module Federation 🚀 Thanks @shew.dev for your amazing help 💪 @vercel.com turborepo.dev/docs/guides/...

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Ahmad Shadeed @ishadeed.com · 17/05/2026

✍️ New Article: Better fluid sizing with round() I wrote about how CSS round() enhances the values you get from clamp() in sizing, typography, and spacing. Why it matters, and how to use it. 🔗 ishadeed.com/article/css-round

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Axel Rauschmayer (also on 🦣) @dr-axel.de · 15/05/2026

1/ I’m still processing what’s going on in tech at the moment. I used to feel at home in that world. It used to feel incredibly creative and positive. Now it’s increasingly full of bugs, dark addicting patterns and AI slop. 2ality.com

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2ality blog: temporarily offline

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Sam Rose @samwho.dev · 19/04/2026

This is something that surprises me. Not that you _can_ produce excellent work with LLMs, but that so many people _aren’t_. From my experience it’s quite easy to make good stuff with LLMs, my best guess as to why people don’t is that they’re having too much fun going fast.

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Sindre Sorhus @sindresorhus.com · 07/04/2026

For the past two months I have been working hard on Ky 2 and now it's finally out. All bugs fixed. All GitHub issues resolved. Cleaner API, stricter behavior, fewer footguns. github.com/sindresorhus...

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Matt Kane @mk.gg · 02/04/2026

This post from @taggart-tech.com made me think of this thread from @seldo.com. Taggart talks of being bored when using Claude Code, while my issue is the exact opposite. I find it so compelling to use that it's addictive and exhausting. My biggest problem is that I overwork and risk burning out.

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I used AI. It worked. I hated it.

I used Claude Code to build a tool I needed. It worked great, but I was miserable. I need to reckon with what it means.

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Brecht De Ruyte @utilitybend.com · 23/03/2026

🚀 A little while ago, I released an article on my blog redesign as a progressive enhancement. A few people DM'd me after that, asking for more info on the architecture. Well, it sure isn't perfect, and I'll surely tinker more on it, but I wrote about how I did the new CSS Architecture 🤓

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Under the hood: a closer look at the CSS architecture behind the redesign | utilitybend

A deep dive into the CSS architecture behind utilitybend.com: cascade layers, a three-tier design token system, light-dark() for dark mode, a modern reset, container queries, logical properties, and p...

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Simon H @dummdidumm.bsky.social · 13/03/2026

Rich and I just worked a combined 3 hours on a tricky bug. AI quickly found out where it breaks and proposed a fix. But it was the wrong fix - we took the time to find out what was the underlying reason and fixed that instead. Always think through what AI proposes to you.

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Artem Zakharchenko @kettanaito.com · 04/03/2026

Let's nerd about request interception in Node.js. With the new architecture I'm working on, you'd be able to intercept any HTTP request using the same interceptor. No reason to distinguish between ClientRequest or XHR or fetch. Pretty neat. 1/x

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dan @danabra.mov · 25/02/2026

i asked claude code to write me a prototype of something using hono + jsx. i specifically stressed using jsx in the project it generated an entire project of components concatenating plain html. when asked why it switched to a clearly insecure approach (i spotted an xss), this is what it had to say

⏺ You're absolutely right — raw string concatenation is an XSS vector. Post text,
usernames, any user content goes straight into HTML unescaped (my escapeHtml calls
are manual and easy to miss). The original plan was Hono JSX.

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Boshen @boshen.github.io · 06/02/2026

nicolo nicolo nicolo @nicr.dev

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METR @metr.org · 21/02/2026

We estimate that Claude Opus 4.6 has a 50%-time-horizon of around 14.5 hours (95% CI of 6 hrs to 98 hrs) on software tasks. While this is the highest point estimate we’ve reported, this measurement is extremely noisy because our current task suite is nearly saturated.

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dan @danabra.mov · 14/02/2026

demo: ejecting to @val.town

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dan @danabra.mov · 12/02/2026

it’s completely fine, just use the For You feed

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dan @danabra.mov · 06/02/2026

this is not quite right but there's something to it

screenshot of a thing .. uhh i guess a bit like pdsls with jsx

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Adam Argyle @nerdy.dev · 06/02/2026

img:hover { scale: 1.2; clip-path: inset( 10% 10% 10% 10% round 20px ); } nice, n' simple codepen.io/argyleink/pe...

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Stuart Robson @sturobson.com · 03/02/2026

it's been a while, months even… time to go through my open tabs and share all the juicy blog posts for you all … adding to this (what will be) thread. #FrontEnd #WebDev #WebDesign #CSS #DesignSystems

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Burton Smith @stuffbreaker.bsky.social · 30/01/2026

I've been trying to think of a way to reduce the flash of unstyled content (FOUC) when using #WebComponents with something I could add to my #CSS reset and not need #JavaScript. Here's what I came up with:

A CSS snippet for reducing FOUC with web components:

body:has(:not(:defined)) {
opacity: 0;
transition: opacity 0s 50ms;
}

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Artem Zakharchenko @kettanaito.com · 30/01/2026

Once, my friend asked me if by teaching others I'm not creating competition for myself. I get where he was coming from, but that's not how I see it. We aren't in a race, we are in a life-long hackathon. If someone levels up, everyone wins. And I win, too.

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dan @danabra.mov · 12/01/2026

ok this is amazing i've made a claude skill that uses @bobbby.online's deciduous to generate a design evolution tree from a project's commit history. this tree is generated by Claude using the displayed prompt (and my skill). the graph ~matches how i remember it react-deciduous-example.pages.dev

a long-ass design evolution tree with nodes for individual decisions to do, choices, and consequences

# Task: Build a Decision Graph for Suspense Fallbacks

Create a deciduous decision graph about how React decides when, whether, and for how long to show the fallback in Suspense.

## Scope

Look at decisions related to fallback behavior.

## Commit Range

Search commits in `./react/packages/react-reconciler` between **May 2018 and August 2020**.

Use: `git -C ./react log --oneline --after="2018-05-01" --before="2020-09-01" -- packages/react-reconciler/`

## Source Material

Use ONLY information from commits in the specified range.

**CRITICAL: Do not use your prior knowledge about React. Every node must be grounded in something you find in these commits.**

## Output

Use the `/decision-graph` skill to build the graph.

When complete, export with: `deciduous graph > graph.json`

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Bogdan Chadkin @trysound.io · 11/01/2026

Added mobile support to Engramma. Now you can preview design tokens right from your phone.

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Nicolas Beaussart @beaussan.io · 05/12/2025

Introducing, tanstack ai! tanstack.com/blog/tanstac... It's been hard to keep it a secret, but I've loved seeing the tanstack team assemble around this new library to make it awesome! Check it out

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TanStack AI Alpha: Your AI, Your Way | TanStack Blog

The TanStack team is excited to announce the alpha release of , a framework-agnostic AI toolkit built for developers who want control over their stack. Let's be honest. The current AI landscape has a....

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James @43081j.com · 29/11/2025

churned out a bunch more codemods 👀 we'll add tooling around these ultimately but you can programmatically use them today. each one is a modernisation codemod, in that it migrates from older syntax to new

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GitHub - e18e/web-features-codemods: A collection of codemods for migrating to standard web features

A collection of codemods for migrating to standard web features - e18e/web-features-codemods

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David Darnes @darn.es · 25/11/2025

CSS piccalil.li/complete-css HTML (actually frontend a11y) practical-accessibility.today JavaScript piccalil.li/javascript-f... Design piccalil.li/mindful-design A full suite of courses for people working on the web 💜

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Samuel @samuel.fm · 21/10/2025

fun post because claude is just an implementation detail. it's about bug fixing and claude is a (reproducible, consistent) stand-in for anyone, including yourself. make good repros!

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Sara Soueidan @sarasoueidan.com · 07/10/2025

OK @kevinpowell.co has written what has to be one of the best (if not THE best) practical article to #CSS colors I have read in a while. piccalil.li/blog/a-pragm... Easy to read, practical examples, and *perfect* for someone like me who's fallen behind and hasn't kept up with all the new stuff.

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A pragmatic guide to modern CSS colours - part one

Whether you've got a firm grasp on modern CSS colour capabilities, or you're thinking 'I struggle to understand why I should use modern CSS colours at all', then the first part of this article series,...

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React @react.dev · 01/10/2025

React 19.2 is now available! This release includes Activity, useEffectEvent, React Performance Tracks, partial pre-rendering, and more: react.dev/blog/2025/10...

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React 19.2 – React

The library for web and native user interfaces

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Nordic.js @nordicjs.com · 25/09/2025

Meet Una Kravets @una.im who leads Web UI DevRel at Google Chrome! Her talk “Back to the Future: of Web Development”, will challenge your assumptions and show you how the most exciting advances for the web are happening right now in HTML & CSS. The future is bright and it's simpler than you think.

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Lea Verou, PhD @lea.verou.me · 26/09/2025

The recent commotion around Tylenol and autism reminded me how many neurotypicals are so uninformed about neurodivergence they think neurodivergent conditions (autism, ADHD, OCD etc) are some sort of plague that you can catch if you’re not careful enough.

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Ricky @ricky.fm · 21/09/2025

Just had a chance to watch @ryansolid.bsky.social’s transitions stream, highly recommend watching it if you want to understand where frameworks are innovating today www.youtube.com/live/eZAcJc_...

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Designing Concurrent Transitions

YouTube video by Ryan Carniato

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dan @danabra.mov · 21/09/2025

i feel pessimistic about creating educational content, i wonder if i've pilled myself into believing something that isn't true... it *feels* like there's less market for that, like there's a broad movement "against" learning and in favor of quick solutions and llm-will-do-it. idk if i even disagree

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dan @danabra.mov · 12/09/2025

cool post!

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Ryan Estrada @ryanestrada.com · 06/09/2025

Just a reminder to check for your name in this list of books that OpenAI trained from. If your name is there, they probably owe you several thousand dollars. OpenAI cried that if everyone eligible author files, the company will go bankrupt, so I'm alerting every author I have ever spoken to.

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Search LibGen, the Pirated-Books Database That Meta Used to Train AI

Millions of books and scientific papers are captured in the collection’s current iteration.

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Nx @nx.dev · 27/08/2025

🚨 Nx experienced a supply-chain attack: - Attackers released compromised versions of Nx packages. - These weren't from our CI (lacked npm provenance signatures). - Nx Cloud is not affected We are actively investigating. All details 👇 github.com/nrwl/nx/sec...

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Malicious versions of Nx and some supporting plugins were published

## Summary Malicious versions of the [`nx` package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/nx), as well as some supporting plugin packages, were published to npm, containing code that scans the file syst...

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Corbin Crutchley @crutchcorn.dev · 19/08/2025

Y'all are seriously sleeping on microfrontends. Not for long-term maintenance but migrations for legacy projects. Know enough framework internals to write adapters to render one FW's components in another and you become impossibly valuable for a company looking to modernize.

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Gergely Orosz @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 03/08/2025

One I have been recommended and am reading: Software Architecture by Mary Shaw and David Garlan. Published in 1996 (good doesn’t mean it has to be new!) (Thanks for this specific recommendation @booch.com)

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