a 12 parter deep dive about the JSI? sign me up! (how refreshing to see someone still do this type of content in 2026 ✨) 🔗 heartit.tech/react-nativ...

Not only nobody works on npm and every time they copy a npmx.dev feature they do it in a half-assed broken way, but GitHub is also proud of it.

Absolutely love this breakdown by the Margelo team: blog.margelo.com/margelo-dis... and as per usual, everything is getting pushed upstream so that everyone can benefit from the learnings and improvements 🔥 gotta love the react native community 👏👏👏

I didn't think I'd see more OGs from youtube hop into open source after seeing PewDiePie becoming a linux main a few months ago... ...and then CorridorDigital decided to revolutionize green screen tech repo is here ➡️ github.com/nikopuering... 📹 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3D...

i've been getting pi + github copilot to set a custom local-only personal finance assistant app and so far... it seems to be going in the right direction. we are really going down the path where most people will just vibe code their own apps for stuff ...probably

Very interesting idea to put directly in the copilot CLI - I do something similar myself when I need it already, but I can see the value in using it to leverage a smaller model more efficiently. I might try it out to see how it goes 🔗 github.blog/ai-and-ml/g...

there's so much to unpack in this announcement but i want to put a small spotlight on one of the things that people will care less for: 🔗 www.anthropic.com/glasswing

im looking for some inspo'n'ideas - what are your fav pi.dev extensions and/or packages that you use on a regular basis? extra points if they are for personal projects over coding/regular job. like, i'm much more interested in the "helper/assistant" side

never realised this, but doing a long flight on the day right before daylight saving means that I just need to tank a veeery long day and reset for both at the same time and omg it might work??

If you don't want GitHub Copilot trained on your code, you've been automatically opted in. You have until April 24th to opt out.

TypeScript 6.0 is out 🎉 🔶 Temporal 🔶 Map#getOrInsert 🔶 RegExp.escape 🔶 #/ prefix for Package Imports New defaults! 🔶 --target=ES2025 🔶 "use strict" 🔷 --strict Deprecations! 🗑️ baseUrl, outFile 🗑️ import assertions 🗑️ `module` namespaces 🗑️ module: amd 🗑️ moduleResolution: node 🗑️ target: ES5

I've decided to shut my business and do more volunteer / community work. If you know of an organisation which could use a board member with strong digital skills, extensive experience in open source and open standards, or cybersecurity please let me know.

On Tuesday, CERN will transport antiprotons on a truck for the first time, testing the plan to deliver antimatter by road to research labs across Europe

im really trying to play around with all the main agents to keep myself flexible but gemini you really need to step it up, can't have this level of stalling at random times :eyeroll:

thanks to pi.dev i'm at the point now we're i've lost count of how many agents i have running in parallel this tool is genuinely the missing piece (for me) in unlocking the next level of agentic - great work github.com/badlogic 👏

i know i've already mentioned but for websites the chrome devtools mcp is so good

ok so thoughts on Pi (github.com/badlogic/pi...)? y'all like it? 🍿 (am i on purpose asking it today? ...maybe 🥧 )

mood song www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0G...

📮 In the first feature-length article on the Bloomberg JS Blog... @jonkuperman.com explains: 🗺️ what are source maps ✅ how he worked with others to standardize them in TC39 ✨ the new debugging features this unlocks

very useful insight from The Pragmatic Engineer newsletter about what happened with Blocks 👀 🔗 newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/the-pulse...

seems like codex's multi-agent is not quite ready for prime time 🐧 been hitting a bunch of issues mostly related to how the main agent and the subagents interact and their lifecycles (using 5.4 xhigh) (and yes well I guess it's to be expected, it's experimental for a reason 🙃)

been catching up with the AI world and was reading Simon Willison’s Weblog - in particular his Agentic Engineering Patterns section: simonwillison.net/guides/agen... decided to read through it and extract some improvements for to agentsparty.dev ... quite a beefy addition 🍿

ICYMI: I built a D&D-themed multi-agent orchestration framework and would love your help testing it 🎲 👀 it's got DMs, adventuring parties, journals, and a "throne room" for meta-orchestration (and its OSS) [bun, preact, astro + gemini 3.1] 🔗 agentsparty.dev

no shade on anyone but damn if you are doing agentic coding for webapps and you are not using the chrome-devtools MCP... why it's such a massively useful tool (this one github.com/ChromeDevTo... )

finally got access to codex 5.3 👀🍿 time to put it to the test and see how it does

soooOOOO I've been nerding out on multi-agent orchestration lately and ended up building something silly that I kinda want to share 🎲🤓 (beware, wall of text incoming 🧵) agentsparty.dev 👀

Regardless of your political positions, if you are not disgusted by the US and Israel bombing a school you should prob do a morality check. (yes, yes, we know that based on Israeli intelligence there were terrorists and nuclear weapons in the basement...) www.theguardian.com/world/2026/f...

might be 🧑‍🍳 here 👀👀👀

big step recently: after 8+ years, I finished my therapy journey with my main therapist. It has run its course, and made me a much better human 🧘 it doesn't mean ofc that I'm perfect, but that the type of work i could do with them is... dealt with, for now. Next up? CBT 🍿

the most sustainable career advice i ever got: treat your energy like a finite resource, because it is 🔋 no amount of coffee or hustle culture tweets will change that 🙃

a couple things i added to my personal machine gemini settings 👀🍿

uhm i feel i lost complete touch lately with the London tech scene. what meetups are folks going to these days? or are we past that, and now there are other ways/places devs people to nerd out about stuff?

greenfield PSA: you don't need to maintain a huge project to "be an OSS person" - helping triage issues, reviewing PRs, answering questions in discussions... all of this keeps projects alive 🌱🤝 (and, if anything, make you more trustworthy over time U_U)

kind of bummed that codex still doesn't support subagents/agent team but happily surprised to find that gemini does have them 👀👀👀 🧑‍🍳 geminicli.com/docs/core/s...

doom running on an earbud? oh hell yes 🔥 doombuds.com/

who knew 15-year-old me DM'ing D&D 3.5 would end up being perfect training for agent orchestration 🤓🤓🤓

fully agree with this one: www.qu8n.com/posts/most-... communication skills are key and a true game changer even for devs

ULTRA SECRET PRO TIP to immediately become a better software engineer: when someone leave comments on your PR, reply to it explaining what you did to resolve them - don't just "resolve it" and leave the reviewer guessing 🙈

👀👀👀 🍿🍿🍿 🔥🔥🔥 🔗 github.com/babel/babel...

allright time to take Opus 4.6 for a spin 🧑‍💻 i'm doing my first session ever and it's already automagically running multiple subagents in parallel (i didn't tell it to do it) 🍿🍿🍿 a couple of relevant links: 🔗 code.claude.com/docs/en/age... 🔗 www.anthropic.com/engineering...

ok so i'll be honest, i mostly played around with the sortings and noticed some fascinating things like who has the most contributors VS the most stars and other OSS things 😂 but super interesting website zoo.js.org/#sort=-gith...

nice writeup on macOS's latest tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-... (also i am so not upgrading my personal machine as long as I can avoid it)

uhm not sure when this happened but google decided to basically kill the timeline feature? what? it's on device only on mobile and it doesn't have the yearly or monthly views anymore...? dafaq?

Four legit Open VSX extensions shipped credential-stealing malware after the publisher was compromised. The Eclipse Foundation/Open VSX security team confirmed it was consistent with leaked tokens or other unauthorized publishing access.

following up from what I was asking last week about changing therapists - I noticed "I'm Happy You're Here" has a whole new playlist of videos all around learning about therapy and the different schools! Nice 🧘🤓 www.youtube.com/playlist?li...

a bit late on this, but the Callstack team did a RN best practises skill for everyone to use in their agents! have you tried it yet? (and is anyone getting a bit of flashbacks when eslint configs started going around? like the airbnb one) 🔗 www.callstack.com/blog/announ...

to the colleague who showed me this... thanks, this is awesome! and I hate it 😂 🔗 cursed-lang.org/

with coding agents, do you add extra info/instructions in your prompts about what the agent should do "around" when the compacting is about to happen? ex. "when you are running out of context, please save state to this .md and pick it up again after the compacting?"

silly little QoL improvement: made a small bash that i run when switching up my laptop to start a few terminal windows and agents in dedicated folders with "startup" instructions (super useful especially for the "actual secretary" one I have) (YES, I shut it down every evening)

friends - any of you changed therapist because you wanted to try a different school/approach? any suggestions/tips for how to go about that? I'm curios about exploring some other approaches #mentalhealth