Antropic good models are the X.5 (3.5 and 4.5) models, their other models are ok

uhh i think opus 4.7 is just worse than 4.6. is that possible

me 2 minutes after a coworker posts a million line PR at work

npm needs to change their logo

Congratulations to Waku for releasing 1.0 beta. Waku is the only React meta framework I know of that has the React compiler enabled by default and RSC support! waku.gg/blog/waku-v1... Congratulations and thank you to @daishikato.com, @razorbelle.com, @tyler.fun, and the rest of the Waku team!

Programming would be much better if we brought back the DO_NOT_USE_OR_ YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED naming convention. (It has been gone from React for over 2 years)

Thank you to @crutchcorn.dev for keeping bluesky updated on the @tanstack.com supply chain compromise Also thank you to the whole tanstack team for responding so fast and providing clear communication on this issue and building a great set of libraries

Nooooooooo :(

Mythos' underwhelming results for curl are a great example of why Open Source is even more important now that we have access to these tools. curl is more secure because everyone can tinker with it. We should be doubling down on Open Source rather than closing projects in panic.

Just learned about text-decoration-skip-ink: auto; Now, I think it should be part of all css resets. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

LLMs should be treated like a camera or geolocation for browsers. I should be asked by the site if they want to use it.

React 19 just had a patch release. Is there another CVE?

Server components are not innovative because React has been doing it for 13 years /s

The web would be a much better place if we listened to Dr. Barbara Liskov

Aria-hidden is one of the most unintentionally worst-designed APIs. It has 3 values "true" is hidden from screen readers "False" screen reader can see the element Undefined based on the visibility of the element WTF The HTML hidden attribute is a perfect model, but it was not done.

I agree completely. I don't want to build inaccessible pages, but it is too hard to tell if they are. Screen readers are hard to use, and ARIA labels are not intuitive. The accessibility tree in Chromium is a good start, but we need more.

I came across this line in a job posting. I feel like a true React expert would avoid using these items: useEffect, refs, and useMemo in most cases.

JS decorators are now stage 2.7! github.com/tc39/agendas...

Awesome interview with the great Dr. Barbara Liskov youtu.be/T9CGjbPZeaM?...

In my mind and in my car We can't rewind, we've gone too far youtu.be/W8r-tXRLazs?...

Very cool tool

Great article by @aurorascharff.no on making your react apps accessible by not falling into common traps certificates.dev/blog/accessi...

If there is a need for the prompt API (not sure if it is needed), it should be part of the Navigator interface and not a standalone API

Another reason to be on team type! My main reason is that "type" is 4 letters, and interface is 9 letters

I am a radical truth teller...Pizza is good to eat

A real imposter would need an 8-hour debugging session

Projects should have a shame folder where you put code that you are ashamed of, and should fix before the heat death of the universe

Hell yeah!!! Thank you, typescript team!

I just discovered how @nodeland.dev is such a prolific developer...there are at least two of them. Thank you for everything you do for the node and web community, Matteo!

I dream of a React version, where fetching data with use is easier than using useEffect.

Congratulations to @seth.blue

I generated this nearly 10 years ago in 2017 and it feels even more relevant now lol

@vuejsamsterdam.bsky.social, thank you for posting your conference videos on YouTube one at a time.

Another great article by @tkdodo.eu. If you are reading this, you have time to read it now.

When you have to use webpack in 2026

This is very cool

If I were doing a phishing attack, the email would be about security training.

Great article by @chriscoyier.net on all the great features in and coming to js in 2026 frontendmasters.com/blog/what-to...

This is one of the most useful threads on using AI in 2026. I used this process to solve 3 bugs yesterday at work across 3 repos where I have mid-level expertise.

This @npmx.dev feature that suggests a faster, more performant alternative is seriously good 🚀

2 years ago, @sebmarkbage.calyptus.eu merged a PR removing the best variable name in React __SECRET_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED for the much less scary _INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_WARN_USERS_THEY_CANNOT_UPGRADE Making the jobs of React developers much safer. github.com/facebook/rea...

I blame the recent React CVEs on removing React.__SECRET_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED. AI and humans now think that they can modify React internals without consequences

I want to finally try @solidjs.com outside of the online playground. What is the best Meta framework for SolidJS solid start v2, TanStack Start, or something else?

It looks like @en-js.bsky.social just completed (or moved from wip) the React Compiler port to Rust! Congratulations! I look forward to using it once it is ready for the general public. github.com/facebook/rea...

@bejs.bsky.social had so many great talks this year. The YouTube algorithm might not show them to you, because they released them all on YouTube in one drop instead of releasing them one at a time. I am going to include some of my favorites below 👇

Fallow is a really cool and fast tool for finding code issues like code duplication and complexity github.com/fallow-rs/fa...

I need to start boxing so I can be grateful for punches in the face

Be careful, digital package pirates are out in force keep your packages safe

This is the future, and I love it.

CSS or BS? I got 28/80. Can you do better? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/css-or-bs/?r... #CSSorBS