Luke Edwards

AI isn't "increasing efficiency" if other people end up having to parse, fact check and correct your work.

Oh no

new framework :)

Ah gotcha. The latter. I’m looking to make a new builder/renderer. Basically a stand-in for storybook/html or storybook/preact

To a working end? Wdym

Trying to write a custom Storybook renderer.
Anyone have any starters/pointers?

Equal parts Bond and Bond villain 👤

Deno 2.3: Improved deno compile, local npm packages, and more Deno 2.3 adds new features for deno compile and deno fmt, support for using local npm packages, several performance improvements, and more. Here are the biggest highlights.

Deno 2.3 is here:
🌱 deno compile with FFI & Node native add-ons
📦 Local npm packages
⭐ deno fmt CSS/HTML/SQL in tagged templates
🔭 OTel event recording & tracing in distributed services
and more —

deno.com/blog/v2.3

empathic@1.1
🔸Adds CommonJS support
🔹Allows Node 14 engines

No code changes or bloating were needed on my end 💪
**The entire package is still less than 2kB and still fast.**

The benchmarks compare `empathic/` submodules to their counterparts across the ecosystem.

More: github.com/lukeed/empat...

Published empathic@1.1 🎉 (benchmarks below)

Many packages are eagerly joining the @e18e.dev effort but (understandably) have existing support restrictions to maintain & so can't make as much progress as they'd like.

This release helps with that~!

(cont.)

Released `hrana` -- a 1kB libsql/hrana client

🔸runtime agnostic, works anywhere
🔹transaction and batch stmt support
🔸CI includes a cron check for Hrana spec updates
🔹dual JSR and npm publish, with provenance
🔸strictly typed

👉 github.com/lukeed/hrana
/cc @tur.so

Monomorphism and variable reuse were the keys. Once that happens then a recursive function helps a bit too

Going straight to top of the current leaderboard is a good move 👍

It’s v cool but also well known that anything would be a massive performance improvement over the existing/angular signals

Thanks ☺️ I have an argv parser that probably ~700b and 10m op/s but purposefully doesn’t support all the normal features… ~1.5ops is good enough 😅

Then perhaps bun for you? Not sure as this isn’t an issue for me. I run into fetch failed every time I try to use Node since 18

At that point it’s easier to use something else.

undici was perhaps the final dagger that had me leave Node (where I can help it)

Deno ftw

I wish Node didn’t embed a pure JS polyfill and call it a day

error: TypeError: fetch failed
at node:internal/deps/undici/undici:13178:13
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
at runNextTicks (node:internal/process/task_queues:64:3)
at process.processImmediate (node:internal/timers:454:9)

Writing a new database client was easier than (still) trying to get its transitive `require` and `module` usage to transpile and/or polyfill correctly

If anyone knows this fix I'd be happy to delete my client:

ReferenceError: module is not defined

clsx baked directly into svelte 🎄

😂😂😂

As a result, Rolldown is now the fastest possible bundler you can run in the browser. Here are the numbers when bundling a benchmark app with 2.5k modules:

- esbuild: 22.19s
- Vite (via Rollup): 4.52s
- Rolldown: ⚡️613.43 ms

Try it out yourself on StackBlitz:
stackblitz.com/~/github.com...

is GCP Postgres (Cloud SQL) supported? I'm guessing it would be since RDS is

Not sure that I caused much of anything 😅 to be clear the benchmarking didn’t include Node cuz it’s still WIP there

Plus HMR Engineering is its own role

I’ll wait for it to stabilize a bit but it’s worth the effort. Current project isn’t using any js runtime & don’t wanna add

Thanks, figured :) thought id ask since it took a while to get set up last night haha

Was looking to embed rolldown into a rust app directly

/cc @boshen.github.io

are @rolldown.rs crates purposefully not published?