@huntabyte

I do things on the internet.

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Bits UI has a new homepage, courtesy of @bitworks_studio & @pavel_stianko 🎉
Screenshot of the Bits headless UI component library website. The page features a clean design with a centered headline "The headless components for Svelte" and showcases various UI components like a sound controller, temperature display, user card, and timer.

ALT Screenshot of the Bits headless UI component library website. The page features a clean design with a centered headline "The headless components for Svelte" and showcases various UI components like a sound controller, temperature display, user card, and timer.

Screenshot of the Bits headless UI component library website. The page features a clean design with a centered headline "The headless components for Svelte" and showcases various UI components like a sound controller, temperature display, user card, and timer.

ALT Screenshot of the Bits headless UI component library website. The page features a clean design with a centered headline "The headless components for Svelte" and showcases various UI components like a sound controller, temperature display, user card, and timer.

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Simon H@dummdidumm_Jul 8
Svelte et al right now
TypeScript
@typescriptJul 8
📣 The moment is here. 📣 TypeScript 7 is officially released! 7️⃣ devblogs.microsoft.com/types…

Announcing TypeScript 7.0 - TypeScript

Today we are proud to announce the availability of TypeScript 7, a 10x faster native port of TypeScript! Since its early days, TypeScript has promised to

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Kenton Varda
@KentonVardaJul 3
Why do airports and airplanes always feature power outlets that are so loose your charger keeps falling out?
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Simon H@dummdidumm_Jun 4
Say goodbye to svelte.config.js - you don't need it anymore! The newest version of SvelteKit allows you to configure everything via its Vite plugin, and VS Code, svelte-check and SvelteKit itself can all read from it. On file less cluttering your project root.
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Kit Langton
@kitlangtonMay 25
Sorry, I prematurely abstracted. This doesn’t usually happen.
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Peter Steinberger 🦞
@steipeteMay 15
Been using @sveltejs for a few projects lately, it's quite a nice alternative to React, fewer gotchas and complexity and Codex handles it really well. svelte.dev/

Svelte

Web development for the rest of us

svelte.dev
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Aidan Bleser
@ieeeedanApr 17
Did you know that when you share your shadcn-svelte preset you get a cool preview in the OG image? shadcn-svelte.com/create/pre…

New Project

Build your own shadcn-svelte.

shadcn-svelte.com
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Aidan Bleser
@ieeeedanApr 1
Welcoming Luma to shadcn-svelte
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Aidan Bleser
@ieeeedanMar 19
shadcn-svelte/create landed today btw
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Aidan is one of the highest-agency builders I’ve worked with. If you want someone who just figures things out and executes without hand-holding, this is your guy.
Aidan Bleser
@ieeeedanMar 11
Beginning to look around for my next challenge. I enjoy product engineering roles where I can build, iterate, and take real ownership over meaningful problems. DMs open.
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Aidan Bleser
@ieeeedanMar 11
Beginning to look around for my next challenge. I enjoy product engineering roles where I can build, iterate, and take real ownership over meaningful problems. DMs open.
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Not only is Cal a great dude, he's also an incredible and very experienced Product guy. Whoever lands him is going to wonder how they operated without him. A literal swiss army knife
Cal H
@calhounyFeb 23
Built and recently wound down a startup inside a larger company. Been building with AI ever since. Turns out 0 to 1 is just what I'm wired for. Looking to join a team that wants that. Product, Ops, or wherever the gaps are. DMs open.
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Cal H
@calhounyFeb 23
Built and recently wound down a startup inside a larger company. Been building with AI ever since. Turns out 0 to 1 is just what I'm wired for. Looking to join a team that wants that. Product, Ops, or wherever the gaps are. DMs open.
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Aiden Bai
@aidenybaiFeb 8
my competitive advantage is i will lock myself in a room until i beat you
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dax
@thdxrJan 25
all these people making "i've moved on from coding" posts are so fucking lame i'm thinking about code as much if not more than ever
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dax
@thdxrJan 25
remember how you'd try so hard to get people to care about not turning the codebase into a mess and there were always these lazy fucks who had some dumbass excuse for not trying? yeah this is just them again
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dax
@thdxrJan 22
i didn't think this would be a big deal or happen so fast but i'm seeing teams nerf their own ability to use their brains because of llm dependence and when they run into a problem the llm can't fix they start doing really weird stuff
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rauno
@raunofreibergJan 3
The best work is done slowly
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I’ve been sleeping on @Railway. Shockingly good DX. Everything just works.
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ThePrimeagen
@ThePrimeagen19 Dec 2025
i am convinced that software devs have a speed problem they think the #1 issues is writing code faster... its not. its fixing the code that is already there to stop being utter garbage (as a garbage code connoisseur) quality is really lacking these days, yet quantity has never been higher
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Dillon Mulroy
@dillon_mulroy13 Dec 2025
i will never call it a merge request
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