cloudflare's on-duty IT staff bangs on the doors which I have padlocked from the inside as I calmly break open lava lamp after lava lamp and drink the contents

1802: Everyone is talking about the new Steam Machine 2025: Everyone is talking about the new Steam Machine

Everyone excited to buy a Steam Machine.

Events per second in the firehose. The yellow and blue lines are 1 day and 1 week ago, respectively

i know it's november 3rd, can i still put loading skeletons in my app or am i too late

I am giving up baseball for a year

[BASEBALL INTENSIFIES]

gonna get a lot of future use out of this

Parents, PLEASE check your children's Halloween candy. I just found deprecated HTML inside this candy bar

Nice.

We added proper React Server Components support to Rari. The results: 12x faster P99 latency than Next.js. Here's what we shipped and why it matters...

This Week In React 256 - 🤝 @filipkaminski.com @piaskowyk.bsky.social 🍿 Read/subscribe: thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/256 ⚛️ - Next.js / Cache Components - Directives drama - TanStack - Storybook - Waku - shadcn - Rari 📱 - React Navigation - Expo / EAS - Gesture Handlers - Screens - Nitro Enjoy!

blue jays win secured at 11pm honk shoo nation is thriving

First playthrough in over 20 years

Vladdy time babby

We're on a roll today with people starring the Rari repo, hoping to get to trending! Would mean the world to me if you could smash that star ⭐️

We added proper React Server Components support to Rari. The results: 12x faster P99 latency than Next.js. Here's what we shipped and why it matters...

aquaman has emerged in the puget sound to retrieve his trident from the mariners

poutine for every body

you're telling me the american league pennant is not even in america

Wild.

Jon Hamm doing ads for sports gambling apps, Idris Elba shilling AI nonsense — all my beautiful idols are dead and my enemies are in power

He definitely jumped into that, sorry Seattle friends

Rari's monorepo uses @antfu.me's ESLint config + oxlint and it's working phenomenally! The integration via eslint-plugin-oxlint automatically disables ESLint rules that oxlint handles, giving us speed + comprehensive coverage. Best of both worlds.

Rari is moving from client-first to server-first architecture with full app router support, aligning with React's modern patterns as we work toward React feature parity. We'd love support from Rust contributors and those interested in backing independent OSS frameworks pushing the boundaries of RSC.

moving everything to fly dot io

Home alone watching Weapons at night like yeah good idea

Deep in the C++ code mines on a Friday night, send Coke Zero

Rari is early and experimental. We're exploring React Server Components with custom RSC streaming, client component registry, Rust runtime, and HMR for server components. We've pushed one boundary that breaks React's RSC rules—should we keep innovating or align with standards?

Laying under a heavy weighted blanket, cross-legged, waiting for the rapture hoping to avoid my Responsibilities™

Are you only focused on yourself, or do you want your neighbours to succeed?

this rules

Is this still the longest video hosted on a PDS?

We're launching a GoFundMe to cover legal fees to #FreeJavaScript trademark from Oracle. We need to raise $200k to make full use of the discovery phase in the trademark cancelation petition. This is a critical step in protecting the JavaScript name for the whole community. 👉 javascript.tm

What happens when you run React Server Components on a custom Rust runtime instead of Node.js? 4x faster rendering, 10k+ req/sec, sub-50ms P99 latency. Same JSX, same component patterns. Zero Rust knowledge needed. The runtime does the heavy lifting, you write the React.

We were going to do another big marketing stunt for THE TOXIC AVENGER UNRATED. Instead, Toxie, whose life was upended by crushing medical bills, has joined forces with Undue Medical Debt to erase at least $5 million in un-payable medical debt for those who need it most. Learn more:

Git blame is just archaeology for people who hate their past selves

Stumbled across some old photos of the first computer I built myself, circa 1998. I installed it in a metal tool box into which I cut some holes. The handle was very convenient for carrying the computer to LAN parties.

I hate this status update, but I need to give it: We are working to deploy an update to our location detection that we hope will solve some inaccuracies. It should roll out in the next couple hours.

This Week In React 246 - Back from holiday with @piaskowyk.bsky.social & @kacperkapusciak.bsky.social 🏝️ 🍿 Read / subscribe online: thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/246 ⚛️ - Nextjs - React Router - TanStack - StyleX - MUI - Storybook 📱 - RN 0.81 - FlashList 2 - Expo 54 beta - Nitro - Audio - StrictDOM

What happens when you run React Server Components on a custom Rust runtime instead of Node.js? 4x faster rendering, 10k+ req/sec, sub-50ms P99 latency. Same JSX, same component patterns. Zero Rust knowledge needed. The runtime does the heavy lifting, you write the React.

Bean water, more bean water

The semver library used in npm, yarn and pnpm could be made 33x faster. Ran into that while wondering why running `npm install` takes so long on the Preact repo. marvinh.dev/blog/speedin...

Introducing Runtime Accelerated Rendering Infrastructure (Rari), a React Server Components framework that's 4x faster than Next.js. Built on custom Rust runtime with V8. 4x faster RSC rendering, 10,586 req/sec throughput, 5.8x faster builds.

It is nice to have a computer with some whimsy again. I've ported the esheep app from the 90s to run as a native app on macOS github.com/orta/esheep-...

Engineering is the intersection of Curiosity and Capability When your curiosity outstrips your capability, you expand your capability and grow When your capability expands, it allows you to see farther and grows your curiosity Don't allow your tools take away both your Curiosity and Capability

```ts export default defineConfig({ plugins: [rari(), rariRouter()], }) ``` That's all you need to get started with a Rari project with RSC. No complex setup. No configuration hell. Just add the plugins, start using use directives, with components assumed to be client components by default.

This project is so fascinating to me. It’s sort of a combination of Deno and other Rust-based JS tooling along with RSC transforms written in Rust for performance. I’m really excited to test it out and spelunk more into the codebase.

👀

Would you switch from Next.js to a Vite-based React Server Components framework for 4x performance and 6x faster builds? Rust-powered runtime, plugin architecture, zero config.