Amazing content that feels like a full retrospect

If you’re a JS dev, here’s one simple change to improve your security: disable postinstall scripts in your npm package manager. postinstall is the main vector for supply chain attacks from node_modules, but most packages don’t need it. ↓ Thread

🎉 And we're live! 🎉 We just launched CSS Wrapped 2025: our annual recap of all things CSS & web UI that landed in Chrome over the course of the year. 🚀 This is a big one! We highlighted 22 new features to help you build better on the web. Check out: chrome.dev/css-wrapped-2025

I never thought I would need a second screen until recently jumping between tabs, terminals, meetings and sharing screen does drive me mad 😱

🎅🎄🎁 ADVENT OF SVELTE 2025 🎅🎄🎁 24 days, 24 videos with tips, tricks and features you didn't know about we're hitting the ground running with the lesser-known $inspect(...) and $inspect.trace(...) runes (docs: svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...) follow along here! advent.sveltesociety.dev/2025

I thought frontend frameworks competition is pretty intense, till today I saw how people are divided when it comes to CLI, package manager...

Reminding myself: software dev is not only coding but also solving the right problem. It's not always solving problems, but also believing we can solve the problem. And yeah... I still don't know what I'm doing 😂

Trying @on-together.bsky.social Mini-me just looks so adorable. She can design, swim, etc. I can't.

Can't help noticing I'm the only woman in the company I'm joining next month. I've seen loads of women in tech but somehow always work in all men teams 🤔

The only thing I wanna buy at airport

This dream is about to come true, then my visa renewal decided to step in 😂 Finger crossed new visa arrives in time! The Svelte god (if there's any) please let me secure this job!

Can't get enough of pixel art + pokémon

I don't know if anyone has used Svelte's remote functions and async in prod yet. These features are still experimental though, but a recent coding assignment asked me to use them and I think they are pretty readable and convenient

Cuteness overload!

These days feel exciting because I can work for causes I deeply care about

I just reset my commit tracker to see if I can reach >50% sustainable commits this month. Experimenting with my own tool is part of the process. Is it possible for carbon intensity to ever reach 0? Lots of questions, but that’s the beauty of taking the first step; it reveals the next ones.

Just released VSCarbon v1, a code editor extension that displays local energy grid's carbon intensity and track sustainable git commits github.com/liti-dev/vsc...

I realised I quite don't like voice messages, so I truly appreciate Slack's auto transcribing everything so I don't have to listen to the audios

Got article published on Branch, got mentioned in Green Software newsletter. A green coding milestone reached 😊 if I could land a job using Svelte, would be dream come true LOL

Tracking low-carbon commits (locally for now). This nudges behavioural change towards green coding. These commits will be rewarded with real trees planted (thinking of TreeApp). What if after every sprint, we plant a small forest? What if your Git history told a story of climate action?

It's not my intention to build a personal brand, but actively advocating/working on green software makes it part of my identity

We're live! Ductts helps you track your tears with logging, tagging, selfies, and CSV exports so you can do your own data analysis on it (or give it to your therapist).

The full schedule of ‪‪@inclusivedesign24.bsky.social‬ is online, and it's going to be an amazing 24 hours for anyone interested in accessibility. For those not familiar, it's 24 hours, free conferences on accessibility, available on YouTube. Save the date: 25 September 2025!

I'm writing about dependency security. We can address reported issues by npm audit. But how to check for other compromises? tia-nguyen.vercel.app/trusting-but...

Today's carbon intensity of my energy grid is only 15 gCO2/kWh, so I pushed a lot of code. Thanks to @joyofcode.xyz tutorial, my digital garden gradually comes to life

i shudder to think about how many human lifespans have been spent debugging / vs \ in file paths

A great post that reminds me of web dev fundamentals then transitions nicely to framework concepts

I hate to admit it, but I’m definitely deadline-driven (alongside being curiosity-driven)😅 Branch launched my article, and within 2 hours I finally packaged and released my VS Code extension on GitHub (github.com/liti-dev/vsc...), after weeks of procrastinating. Sometimes you just need that push 😅

It's a full circle when my article is published on the magazine that's inspired me since the beginning branch.climateaction.tech/issues/issue...

I don't normally give myself credit. But today I feel different. After watching a video about fullstack, I just realised how far I've gone, as I'm aware of all mentioned concepts. Plus, when looking at old projects, I somehow solved the bugs I put off a long time ago. This is progress 😄.

I do have dreams or at least a clear vision of what I want to achieve, but that can't stop me from feeling like I'm aimlessly going through life

A person's background tells me a lot about their (tech) decisions. Btw I loveee seeing @tolin.ski interviewing Rich. The whole video gives a calm/chilling but also thought-provoking vibe 😁

Testing

Showing electricity mix, along with carbon intensity

Ordered some sweets and got this. Thanks for letting me do holiday homework.

Delivery apps in Asia never fail to amaze me. I travel to India and can get everything delivered in minutes.

Bringing regional carbon intensity to vscode. My intention is to commit code (or run big tasks) during low carbon time

Notion has always been my go-to notetaking app, but the digital garden concept also intrigues me.

This month, JavaScript turns 30 🎂 Here are key moments showing how JavaScript evolved from a little scripting language to one of the world's most popular 👇 deno.com/blog/history...

My takeaways after first live -coding interview: - Stay calm under pressure to allocate my time better - Check docs carefully to confirm my guess - The "aha" moment when pushing through the issues reminds me of why I started this tech journey: it's both challenging and rewarding at the same time.

As if technical interviews and take-home tasks weren't stressful enough, now I have pair programming 😂

Today I had an interview. Somehow it's turned into me advocating for grid-aware software and them wanting me to do backend 😂 but I enjoyed it. After that, I was thinking about how to do Svelte merch 🤔

One of the talks highlighted the benefits of reading code. Think of code reading clubs, where members read and comprehend a piece of code like they do to books. It sounds fun 🥹

Day 1: celebrating 30 years of Java at @devoxx.uk As a frontend dev, I found the JS diss song amusing

A friend invited me to talk on his podcast. Didn't take me long to realise my speaking skill didn't do justice to ideas I deeply care about. Should have practiced more speaking/pitching beforehand 🤔

Double joys today: celebrating Vietnam's Reunification Day and my article proposal being accepted by Branch magazine 😍

I wish digital experience could respond to changes in nature. For example, when local weather is nice, my browser should block social media scroll and alert me to have a walk in nature 🤔 Or todo apps should estimate my carbon footprint for each task 😁

Adults went to pubs while kidults gathered at bubble tea shop after CityJS. Great event! Great people!

Went there. Saw Rich. Learned sth new. Talked to 3 people and 1 of them asked me to learn React to get a job. I like the honesty 🤣