This is an interesting vibe shift. It sure looks like they are changing from targeting developers to targeting PMs/CEOs. Before, a developer had to explain the PM how a new browser feature could be used in a product. Now a PM will see this and convince a developer to use it.

I had a great time talking Design Systems & AI with my pals at @storybook.js.org last week: bradfrost.com/blog/post/ag... I'm excited to see how these new tools can create more collaborative workflows, allowing everyone to "mouth code" to dream up new products/features built using DS components.

Big fan of npm Trusted Publishing. Not so much when you have to publish from locally in an extraordinary situation. If you have to publish 3 versions of all 45 packages in your monorepo, guess how many times you have to enter 2FA? 💩

📣 Please update your Storybook ASAP! Especially if you're using .env files. 🙏

Oh, and I'm a co-host on Svelte Radio now! ❤️🥳 Awesome chat with @paolo.ricciuti.me, great start I'd say. 😅

Thursday! I'm talking about AI and design systems with my pals at @storybook.js.org. We'll be looking at Storybook's MCP and about how AI and design systems can be used together to ship actual production-grade code: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

The constantly rising interest in getting early access to Storybook MCP is... very overwhelming. I don't think I've ever built something that had such a massive organic demand. And it took everyone by surprise.

to services that attach a PDF invoice to the email, you are angels and i will kiss you on the forehead

What do you write in your PTO request when all you want to do all day is play Stardew Valley on the couch? Asking for a friend of a friend..

My Spotify Wrapped is as useless as ever because I play music for the kids, but my podcast stats are on point!!

I think this is going to be pretty rad, honestly.

I *love* the idea of a community-driven content hub that is still moderated, to ensure it stays relevant. ❤️

📙 @analogjs.org is now listed in the @storybook.js.org docs as a community-maintained framework for @angular.dev and @vite.dev! ⚡️ storybook.js.org/docs

Tis the season and you know what that means: Advent of Svelte. Get your daily treat here: advent.sveltesociety.dev/2025 Don't forget to spread the love and huge thanks to everyone who works on this!

Parents, what are some Steam games you would recommend for playing with your 5 year old kid on a big screen? Potentially them just spectating.

TIL that @storybook.js.org Svelte 5 CSF alpha was released as early as July 2024 github.com/storybookjs/... ICYMI: - Storybook 10 + Svelte 5 tutorial: storybook.js.org/tutorials/in... - video: @reinhold.is + @kevinak.se set up SB for the @sveltesociety.dev website: sveltesociety.dev/video/adding...

Just finalized my entry for the @hf.co MCP hackathon! Allow me to introduce...dotprompts! All of your prompts in one MCP server. Manage them through the dashboard, or just let the LLM create/update/delete them for you! Built with tmcp, SvelteKit (obviously 😎), Drizzle and Better Auth! Try it out!

I'm just happy to see an increased focus on UI performance. ❤️

I love this!!

Did you know that you can match against Standard Schemas in @vitest.dev? With the release of Vitest 4, this is possible now. No matter if you want to match your whole data or only partials against a schema and no matter which validation library is used as long as they support Standard Schema

If you wanna check out what I've been working on for the past 3 months, here it is!

A cool side-effect of the ecosystem converging on Clack prompts as the DX for CLIs, is that when multiple CLIs are combined you get a really clean holistic experience for free! You have to squint to see where the @svelte.dev experience ends and the 🔜 (upcoming) @storybook.js.org experience begins.

I wish Gemini on Android supported MCP servers...

💯 this. You are not only not helping, you are actively making it worse. If you expect oss maintainers to go through the slop you generated without any work of your own, it shows how little you value our time and mental health. This is even more insulting than the occasional rage post. Do better.

I am once again, using Google Sheets as a Database. Never fails to deliver.

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here's what the @e18e.dev community has been upto for the last couple of months! huge thanks to everyone involved 🎉 much more to come very soon, and we have a roadmap of some super useful tools in the works

This is going to be fun! Come hang out! It will all be live so you'll see all our failed attempts too!

We're also hiring a DX Engineer! www.chromatic.com/company/care...

Something rare is happening. We're opening up a position in the @storybook.js.org team! Not only that, but it's fully remote, in Central European Time! If you want to maintain OSS, love the JS ecosystem and enjoys tinkering with the details that makes it all work behind the scenes, check it out!

Turns out, the combination of GitHub Copilot + Claude Sonnet 4.5 + Chrome DevTools MCP, makes it super easy and fast to reverse engineer a website's API calls... I'm gonna have so much fun with this.

This is what happens when you migrate your MCP server from from the official @modelcontextprotocol/sdk to tmcp by @paolo.ricciuti.me. 😱 And of course it's not just that, it's also the whole API being better to use and more typesafe. It's like Webpack vs Vite. Paolo is cooking with tmcp, no contest

Vitest 4 is out! - Browser Mode is Stable - Visual Regression Testing - Improved Debugging - Pool Stabilization - New APIs - Bug Fixes Stay updated with our blog post: vitest.dev/blog/vitest-4

@boshen.github.io will I be able to run oxfmt in the browser?

Can't wait to see how a company with a $600 billion valuation, that pushed out a new web browser, only for macOS, contributes some of their stacks of money back to the web platform.

⚓ Oxlint now supports plugins written in JavaScript ⚓ Developers can customize and extend Oxlint using JavaScript, but at a speed approaching Rust, due to 'raw transfer' between Rust and JS, and other breakthroughs Many ESLint plugins can run without any modification. Read the full post👇

I'm loving building with tmcp, hopefully I can share more about it soon.

I've been following along as the @chromatic.com team has continuously shared the decreasing a11y violation count on Slack, and it's just an awesome feeling to see the effort that goes into this, and the priority it gets. ❤️

Has anyone considered using the @arktype.io format as a serializable schema definition? Like JSON schema, except more powerful? Because eg. JSON schema doesn't support functions. Or am I missing something that makes this a bad idea?

It was an absolute pleasure chatting with @kevinak.se, @brittneypostma.bsky.social and @antony.is, you're the best bunch! ❤️ And for the record, I did NOT have any influence on the title of the episode, that was all Kev. 😅

What's your preferred modern Node.js server framework? "Whoa, you're using Express.js in 2025? That doesn't make any sense, you should use X instead" Solve for X.

Pizza, some light Gantt-charting and the new @vite.dev Documentary! Banger Friday evening. I hope you're all having fun in Amsterdam!

In today's stream of This Week in Svelte @reinhold.is will join again to talk about Storybook. youtube.com/live/P8jdPBK...

It's happening! Let us know if you're interested in sponsoring!

Super happy that @cultrepo.bsky.social used their awesome skills to tell everyone about vite. This might be the best one yet ;) See you all @viteconf.org

Have you seen the break-down of the Cursor + Jira MCP attack?

Same goes for job applications..

lil' treat for all you weekend builders: Svelte now has an official MCP server, courtesy of resident bot wranglers @paolo.ricciuti.me and @khromov.se 🤖 it gives your LLM access to docs and compiler-driven diagnostics — give it a spin and let us know how you get on! svelte.dev/docs/mcp/ove...

In the next version of Storybook You can trust the packages in the registry, because all 43 packages in the monorepo are now being released with npm Trusted Publishing