I'm happy to announce pabst: a tool for Property-Based Testing in TypeScript.
Annotate your functions with properties they're supposed to have, run `pabst test` to try to invalidate those claims, and watch the bugs come flying out!. Install via `npm install pabst-checker`,
Pabst arose from a session at Igalia's Web Engines Hackfest, entitled "Beyond testing and type-checking JavaScript: Can we be bothered?" We were lucky to have Nicolas Dubien, of fast-check (fast-check.dev/ ), with us. Pabst is essentially just a front-end to fast-check.
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Interested in Lean and near 🇫🇷 Paris?
The inaugural Paris Lean Meetup is happening April 24 at 7:00 PM, hosted by Mistral AI.
Two talks: Leonardo de Moura of Lean FRO, and the Mistral team introducing Leanstral, their open-source code agent for Lean 4.
Pizza and informal discussion afterward.
🔗 Registration details here: meetup.com/lean-paris/events…
Watching Terence Tao's cleanup of a Lean proof to meet Mathlib guidelines, I'm struck by the problem we're in of there being too much math. There are so many good Lean proofs but essentially only one blessed outlet for them. "MathOverflow" indeed! youtube.com/watch?v=l3SCK6V-…
I'm in Tsukuba, Japan for FLOPS 2026! After last week's Formal Methods symposium, this will be another packed week of learning. I'll be presenting a tutorial on Lean, extracted from my TypeScript-to-Lean compiler. functional-logic.org/events/…
Getting ready to attend day 1 of AI, Proof and Verification (AIPV) at Formal Methods 2026 in Tokyo. aipvconf.org/
I'm on my way to Japan to attend Formal Methods. The agenda is absolutely packed with great stuff; really excited to learn a ton. It'll be my first time at FM. If you're interested in Lean & program verification, let's talk! conf.researchr.org/home/fm-2…
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Like a lot of people, when agents could code I didn't double my projects. I 15x'd them. Then I got lost.
So I built pewpew, a canvas for tracking them all. It made me suspect the IDE is the wrong shape.
p.ocmatos.com/blog/pewpew-th…
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I'm happy to announce Thales, a TypeScript compiler and JS engine in Lean. Thales compiles a subset of TypeScript to Lean via a shallow embedding. I'm building a bridge for TS programmers into Lean's program verification toolset. Check out github.com/jessealama/thales to get started.






