What's new in ViteLand? Our September 2025 recap is out 🤯 Up to 45% faster & smaller @rolldown.rs 💻 @vitest.dev Browser Mode updates ⚓️ Performance tweaks, rules & fixes for Oxlint 🎉 Oxlint Custom JavaScript Plugins prototype ✨ Updates from the Community 👀 and more voidzero.dev/posts/whats-...

Hello Mr. Ghoulberg, Are you worried about the cyber-security of your crypt? Read our whitepaper today about why upgrading to bcrypt can help. Looking forward to your thoughts.

I'm starting to fill in lint rules for my Flint linter project. The simpler ones I'm thinking AI can probably do for me to save time. It's pretty sweet, Copilot is actually getting it mostly right: github.com/JoshuaKGoldb...

For this Halloween month, as all other Halloween months, I have changed my social name to something spookier. 70% because I enjoy the spook 30% because it's funny seeing automated accounts & low-effort reach-outs refer to me as "Ghoulberg" Let the spook begin!

Hey friends, I'm going to be at @magnolia.boo this October - talking about why TypeScript does the things it does. If you write JavaScript, TypeScript, or anything around them, I think you'll find it very interesting! Come join us 🤗 2025.magnoliaconf.com

Who is hiring for senior+ Rust (+TypeScript) developers - ideally in web platform areas, ideally to support fellow developers? Asking for friends, not for me. 😇

If you could rename the @typescript-eslint.io "no-floating-promises" and "no-misused-promises" lint rules, what would you call them?

luckily there's a way to remove the unread messages (only do if you otherwise have inbox zero, as this will read all messages) gh api --method PUT -H "Accept: application/vnd.github+json" -H "X-GitHub-Api-Version: 2022-11-28" /notifications -f "last_read_at=$(date -I)" -F "read=true"

My friend Mike made a really nifty data crunching -> flow analysis -> visualization of Citibike traffic in NYC. It's very spiffy and shows some really interesting macro scales in biker behavior in the city. Check it out! mikesboyle.medium.com/predicting-c...

i wrote about atproto and why it matters

I've seen a lot of outdated or even misleading blog posts about setting up ESLint lately. For fun, here's a BINGO board collecting their most common mistakes! 🙌

why not c# why not rust breaking changes technically correct diagnostic error messages workspaces symlinks

Zoltan Kochan is a full stack web developer and the creator of @pnpm.io. He joins the show with @joshuakgoldberg.com to talk about the state of package management for web dev. @kochan.io softwareengineeringdaily.com/2025/09/18/p...

i was born to make websites, fun websites, silly websites, curious websites, websites that bend, delight, amuse and entertain, websites for people on planet earth and there will be no shareholder value, but the websites will be built, and they will be enjoyed

fucking epic

Well, this was the fastest merch I've ever bought, but then also the fastest to arrive, wtf

SquiggleConf 2025 was an absolute, incredible blast. We had a wonderful time learning with you all. A HUGE "thank you!" to all our attendees, speakers, sponsors, and volunteers for making this a wonderful experience. We can't wait to see you in Spring 2027. 💙

pepperidge farm remembers

@squiggleconf.com was amazing! I met so many incredible people, heard captivating talks that got into the gritty details, and I had wonderful conversations about complex and fascinating topics.

Absolutely this! The next @squiggleconf.com is being planned for Spring 2027. YOU SHOULD BE THERE! IT WILL BE WONDERFUL! It's a fantastic conf put on by amazing people who care deeply about giving devs a place to come together. JOIN US NEXT TIME!

Cheers to Andrew, Suraj, and Alex for being one of the teams to completing the SquiggleConf 2025 photo scavenger hunt! 📸👏

A @squiggleconf.com day 1 highlight reel. Excited for day 2!

I'm heading into Boston for day 2 of @squiggleconf.com! The only tech conference to be held at an aquarium's imax theater!

FOMO implies a fear of something not realized; that you have a "fear of" missing out, not a deep realization that you are, in fact, missing out Anyway, that's how I feel about not being at Squiggleconf

Let's get @squiggleconf.com 2025 started 👏🏻

Good morning from @squiggleconf.com! First talk was already so, so good. It feels like such a treat to just get to attend a conference and not have to speak or work a booth, haha 😅

To everyone attending @squiggleconf.com in the next two days - enjoy two days packed with knowledge around Web Dev Tooling. Proud to support the non-profit conference 🙏🏻

tsgolint mentioned during @jakebailey.dev's talk about ts-go at @squiggleconf.com ✅ If you didn't try it out, time to jump into type-aware linting with Oxlint. 👀 oxc.rs/docs/guide/u...

SquiggleConf is streaming live! TypeScript Go port is on deck: www.youtube.com/live/C_ePbVZ...

Expect delayed responses from me for the rest of this week. I'm running a conference. 🤘

Today on the pod: Deno 2.5's DX improvements, type-safe config and form tools, and we discuss underrated TS features! share.transistor.fm/s/5caca6b3 #typescript

Two more days until SquiggleConf 2025! Wow! We're so pumped to welcome you all to the Simons Theater at the New England Aquarium. See you soon! 🥰

in light of the current supply chain attacks, I've just published a @github.com action to detect packages that _lose_ their provenance. 📦 supports pnpm-lock.yaml, package-lock.json, yarn.lock (v1) 🎨 inline GitHub annotations ✅ JSON output + configurable 💪 published in TS with zero deps

trusted publishing is fantastic for ensuring that the state of a @github.com repo maps to a public package ... but maintainers are still vulnerable to phishing, allowing bypassing it so: this action fails ci when upgrading to a 'non-provenanced' package

This is an *excellent* report. I would highly recommend anybody interested -let alone involved- in open source to read it. 👏

I'm working on a report on the causes of burnout in open source software. If you're a part of the OSS community, I would love to hear your thoughts, either here on Bluesky, or privately via email (see post). Thanks 😊 mirandaheath.website/report-on-bu...

Lol: Chrome blocks the interactive sandbox on @tanstack.com's docs as an ad (for using too many resources), but allows the multiple actual ads on the right side of the page.

SquiggleConf 2025 is *this week*. In just three days. 3️⃣ Hear from some of the best and brightest speakers on the latest and greatest in web developer tooling. Join us at the New England Aquarium on Thursday & Friday, September 18th & 19th.

New 30-min Astro interview with yours truly 🚀 - Opt-in > opt-out philosophy - Islands & hybrid rendering - OSS contribution tips Filmed at #ReactAdvanced London, released by @gitnation.bsky.social

Wow! Only 6 days left until SquiggleConf 2025. Six! 6️⃣!

Our September event is TUE 9/23 at Microsoft NERD! 🍎 @joshuakgoldberg.com is coming to give a lightning talk with a neat TypeScript tip! Don't miss Phaedra Sanon's talk: "Hackathons and Other Bad Ideas". Plus, @vlkpack.com on "Rewriting fp-ts to ESM using Deno"! See you there!

let's see Paul Allen's CSS reset

One week to go until SquiggleConf 2025! 🙌

I sat down with @joshuakgoldberg.com for the Software Engineering Daily (@softwaredaily.bsky.social) podcast. It was a fun time! You can listen to it here: softwareengineeringdaily.com/2025/09/11/a...

I AM GETTING A LOT of software developers asking about how they can make the most out of going to their very first conference. I don't even mean just juniors either. It's across the board. Many are coming to CYC for their very first conference ever. What advice DO YOU have for them?

Jessica Janiuk is a Staff Software Engineer at Google where she works on @angular.dev, which recently hit version 19. In this episode, Jessica joins the show with @joshuakgoldberg.com to talk about the Angular project. softwareengineeringdaily.com/2025/09/11/a...

I couldn't join via the Teams web app because it couldn't log me into the right account. Alternating timeouts and error messages from C#-land about my profile being null. The desktop Teams app repeatedly only worked for a couple of seconds before audio stopped coming through. This is shit.

Microsoft’s auth process and switching accounts being different among multiple apps is atrocious. I’d never recommend it above Google Workspace despite the Microsoft offering being overall more powerful just based on that. It is *shockingly* bad.

Teams (and by extension MS products) are/is actually the worst out there. It's absolutely insane that's the offering they still have.