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@patak.cat hits the nail on the head here. More time, quality and care is honestly what most things need but are never given. AI really does seem to lay bare or exacerbate current issues.

Hey API featured in @apisyouwonthate.com: “We are currently living in an era where people want us to stop caring about quality. It's really great to see the focus on quality and end-user experience in the OpenAPI space.” Thank you @alexanderkaran.bsky.social!

Exciting improvements to @heyapi.dev, Kin-OpenAPI and Swagger upgrade their OpenAPI version support, and why updating openapi-changes was hard. All that and more in the latest @apisyouwonthate.com Newsletter. apisyouwonthate.com/podcast/api-...

We need everyone to wake up to how fragile our shared commons are. We can't wait until we drown in security incidents and more projects close down, using them as excuses. If you're in a position to help (every company is), check who you depend on and need support (everyone), and fund them.

Want to get involved with @e18e.dev and unsure where to start? Our Framework tracker project is developing a comparison tool for meta-frameworks. We have a great list of good first issues to get stuck into. github.com/e18e/framewo...

Made with love and SvelteKit! First time really building with SvelteKit, and it is great. Everything the @e18e.dev community does is to help make the JavaScript ecosystem more performant and help your products and software better. Come get involved.

we're working on a new mini-site for making replacements (native and opinionated) more discoverable in @e18e.dev already finding this useful myself anytime i want to know "do i need this anymore?" 😀 there's been such good community collab going on to build this too. loving it! 💙

this morning there was chatter in the @e18e.dev discord about i18next having unused deps/bundles this evening there's a new release out! now it is zero-dependency, and ~330KB smaller 🎉

im an ai influencer btw: htmx.org/essays/yes-a...

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maybe this axios supply chain attack will push people to switch to native fetch 👀

This work is so important that I reinstalled Bluesky to support it. Shoutout James and the rest of e18e for their thankless work making the web a better place

A great discussion of performance fundamentals, via my colleague Todd Reifsteck: ricomariani.medium.com/software-per...

Ah, yes, let's decide who gets aged care with an algorithm. I forgot agency, dignity, emotions, and the need for human interaction can be boiled down to a f**cking math calculation. Oh, and no override either. We all age; is this how we want to be treated? www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03...

mfs making a one line code change by writing a sentence into their agent and then posting about 10x productivity gains while it runs and bills them

new post on my personal blog. i think these three areas often go unexplained, so hopefully this explains why some of these packages exist. these are fine to exist but the majority of developers shouldn't have to pay the cost for them.

Never thought I would get to add Trump as a reason to transition to a greener economy. Invest in renewables to protect against Trump led economic shocks!

The latest @apisyouwonthate.com newsletter is here. Our community-powered reference site for OpenAPI devtools hits its stride, OpenAPI generation for tRPC and more in this issue. apisyouwonthate.com/newsletter/o...

The @e18e.dev CLI now powers the dependency stats in the framework tracker project. For example, you can now see deduplicated dependencies across the Node Modules folder in the starter setups for each metaframework.

i largely know that if you give people a lazy button most of the world will just press it no matter how much we tell them they should also be doing xyz it's all going to get skipped but im having a tough time finding clarity on what happens next

Is this the last time switching tools? 👀

Make the CEO of Adobe try to cancel their Creative Cloud subscription on Instagram Live.

(1/2) Benchmarks are only useful if you understand what's being measured. We've added a glossary to the meta-framework tracker — clear definitions for SSR, CSR, hydration, islands, ISR, PPR, streaming, and more. @e18e.dev Thank you @jschaeferdev.bsky.social for the contribution

This popped up in my feed and all I can think is Blueberries!!!! Is this one of those things where certain fruits taste like s**t in other countries?

REST is dead... again, Hono CLI, the rise of Fast API, and the politics of APIs, all in the latest issue of the @apisyouwonthate.com newsletter. apisyouwonthate.com/newsletter/r...

What!!!! I am sorry but the few hours I get each month to play videos games is my happy place.... please don't take new versions away from me. I love my Playstation and Nintendo. Would happly burn down every LLM and data center fitout to fix this.

Keen to help out in the @e18e.dev community and unsure where to start? We have a host of first good issues in our metaframework comparison project and are super keen to see more of you get involved. github.com/e18e/framewo...

Thought y’all would enjoy. Yesterday over on x: They removed dim mode because the overhead of CSS variables was too much AI will skip coding and write binaries directly by end of year

making good things.

(1/8) An exciting project over at @e18e.dev is our project: how can we measure performance across meta-frameworks? This means going deeper than just bundle size, but looking at all stats across development and runtime. Here is an example of one of our dev build tests. More details in the thread.

Re the recent performance post. We did remove it in the end to rework the image to make it clearer that it isn't a comparison yet. We will repost it tomorrow 👍

I'm stoked to talk with the lovely folks at e18e about open source, performance, linting, and all sorts of things!

@apisyouwonthate.com, latest newsletter is out. A jam-packed issue covering a terrible train API, how sustainable APIs lead to performant APIs, the Express 5 migration, and more. apisyouwonthate.com/newsletter/b...

A very interesting thread from @willow.sh, why would you make a package called —frozen-lockfile?

Did you know there are at least 139 packages on npm that start with a hyphen/dash? Curiously some of them look like CLI flags! --frozen-lockfile --fix-lockfile --legacy-peer-deps --ignore-scripts --ignore-workspace-root-check You've also got the package with a single dash for a name `-`

I can’t wait to start sharing results…..

one of the most exciting projects we have in @e18e.dev right now is to measure/track perf of all popular meta-frameworks if you're interested in this or maintain a framework, reach out! its a fun, difficult project 😀 & we're very lucky to have @alexanderkaran.bsky.social leading it (no pressure 😂)

had a very good first @e18e.dev project leads catch up today! @willow.sh @fuzzyma.bsky.social @thealexlichter.com @alexanderkaran.bsky.social @paolo.ricciuti.me all made it along 🎉 these are some of the best people, so lucky to be able to collab with them 🙏 so many good ideas in the works

today we distributed some of our sponsors fund to a few people for their great work: - @hyeseong.kim - @webpro.nl - @devminer.xyz - @superchupu.dev - @lukeed.bsky.social thanks so much to you all for being part of the community and helping out so many of us. your work is incredibly valuable 💙

Astro 5.17 is now available! Move the dev toolbar, partition your cookies (we had to look it up too, no worries) and create the images of your dreams with cool new optimization options.

new release of the @e18e.dev eslint plugin! this plugin provides a bunch of modernisation and performance rules, categorised by purpose. give it a try and let us know how it goes 💙

I think the best part of open source is the amazing people you meet and learn from. Honestly been blown away and learnt so much in the last two months than I have in most jobs.

Come and help us do some digging, some testing and tell a great story with data.

the next version of `create-nuxt` will be 30% smaller thanks to this amazing work from @pi0.io improving `giget` 🔥 👉 see github.com/unjs/giget/...

1. if you use coding agents you know they struggle the more code they have to deal with 2. LLMs produce verbose code that's easy for a human to cut in half hard to dispute these two facts, put them together and you have the answer to "code doesn't matter ai can just fix it"

@e18e.dev is an amazing community with some incredible plans for this year. Take a read to see what we have got in store.

Can’t wait for the first @e18e.dev and friends edition! ✨ Honored to host the show 🙌🏻