@elecmonkeyjs

Frontend engineer focused on architecture and the JavaScript tooling ecosystem. https://xitter.cf/t.co/9qFo5tQlq6

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Joined November 2018
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Rspack@rspack_devOct 15
🦀 Rsdoctor 2.0 is here! ⚡ 40–60% faster analysis 📦 56% smaller install size 🤖 Agent-driven build analysis 🧩 One report for multi-compiler builds Explore what’s new 👇 rsdoctor.rs/blog/release/rel…

Announcing Rsdoctor 2.0 - Rsdoctor

We are excited to announce Rsdoctor 2.0! 🎉 Rsdoctor is a build analysis tool designed for Rspack. It helps developers investigate problems through visual reports and provides agents with data for...

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KubuntuFocus
@KubuntuFOct 14
Happy Birthday to KDE🎂 Today KDE is 30 years old! Congrats to the best desktop in our opinion! kde.org #KDEat30 #FreeSoftware #Anniversary #Birthday #FOSS #OpenSource
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Marius@mariusdotdevOct 14
Replying to @nextjs
@nextjs vs @tan_stack
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Jiahan Chen
@jiahan_cOct 13
Congrats to the TanStack Start team on 1.0! 🎉 TanStack Start has the best Rsbuild support among full-stack frameworks. Looking forward to making it even better together.
TANSTACK
@tan_stackOct 13
TanStack Start 1.0 is officially stable! 🎉 A full-stack web framework for React and Solid, already used to build millions of apps, from Fortune 500 companies to your favorite tools and weekend projects. tanstack.com/start
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TANSTACK
@tan_stackOct 13
TanStack Start 1.0 is officially stable! 🎉 A full-stack web framework for React and Solid, already used to build millions of apps, from Fortune 500 companies to your favorite tools and weekend projects. tanstack.com/start
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Broooooklyn
@Brooooook_lynOct 12
手写的代码还有人敢用？？？
Hwang
@hwwaanngOct 12
手写的代码还有人敢用？？？
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Vibe-coded OSS libs are almost meaningless today The value of open source has never really been to publish code for free The value has always been someone willing to maintain that code for the years to come, so that you can rely on it
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Dan Olson@olson_danOct 9
Deno is the only slightly tolerable JS runtime to me and seeing it die is a bit distressing. I know people overreact to open source going out of maintenance and that is what I am doing here, but I don't know of a better JS runtime for embedding or vendoring right now.
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pnpm
@pnpmjsOct 9
pnpm v12.11 can install skills. related docs: pnpm.io/agent-skills
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dear Deno you are excited for your death?!
Deno
@deno_landOct 9
We are excited to announce that Deno is joining Cloudflare! deno.com/blog/cloudflare

Deno is joining Cloudflare | Deno

Putting ourselves in the best place to build the future of the web

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@localhost_5173Oct 9
RIP Deno, 2020 ~ 2026
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ehsan
@byteabOct 2
still can't believe it's working 🥹 yeah it's @solid_js running on @expo babe using expo/ui too - render once, signals, signals, signals
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Bundle up!
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Rspack@rspack_devOct 5
A small milestone: 10M weekly downloads for Rspack Thank you for building with us ❤️
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really useful to have separate tests, docs, and source code's diff
Anthony Fu 🦋 @antfu.me@antfu7Oct 5
👀 Introduce pulls.review Categorize changes in Pull Requests into logical groups, with a summary. Helps you do reviews more efficiently by focusing on what matters. With opt-in GitHub userscript, GitHub Actions, or CLI for local git changes!

pulls.review

A better way to review a GitHub pull request’s diff: grouped, summarized, and fast.

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Not everything needs to be rewritten in a native language. If we do, we end up with one big binary that’s hard to split up or extend, forcing us to bake more into it and making the binary even more bloated and harder to extend. JS/TS’s flexibility and composability matter too.
Pooya Parsa 🇯🇵
@_pi0_Sep 27
Introducing 📦upm: 🪶A fast, tiny package manager for the npm registry. ✨Written in TypeScript, it installs at native-class speed and has a JS API, at a fraction of the size of native tools. 🤝Compatible with your existing .npmrc and lockfiles. 👉 Try at upm [dot] sh
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maybe I work better when I focus on one thing at a time. but while waiting for agents I just can’t stop myself from clicking "New Thread"…
Jiahan Chen
@jiahan_cSep 24
以前有一个用户说过，从 webpack 迁移到 Rspack 后，构建太快了，剥夺了他喝咖啡的时间。 现在 Agent 变成一切事物的加速器，变成吞噬注意力和时间的黑洞。 人类变成了不断下指令和验收的机器，成了效率与 token 的奴隶。
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Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com
@sebastienlorberSep 23
📦 Chrome 154 - Responsive iframe resizing 🤯 Letting an <iframe> resize based on the size of its embedded document Haven't all widget/extension authors dreamed of this for years? 😆 Instead of using postMessage({resize}) bram.us/2026/09/23/responsiv…
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Use Jev to tell whether a failed CI job is flaky, it gets around 90% precision and recall. Maybe we could have something automatically call Jev and re-run jobs it thinks are flaky. That could make flaky CI less frustrating and stop it from constantly taking up our attention.
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Selected a balanced mix of flaky and non-flaky jobs from Rslint’s failed jobs over the past month, then used logs as input. Compared Jev’s results against GPT-5.6 Sol’s judgments. More than 2/3 Rslint CI job failures are flaky. That doesn’t feel great. github.com/web-infra-dev/rsl…

GitHub - web-infra-dev/rslint: High-performance, ESLint-compatible linter for JavaScript and...

High-performance, ESLint-compatible linter for JavaScript and TypeScript. - web-infra-dev/rslint

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