Jonas Røssum

I love visualizing software! Here’s an overview of the @vite.dev repository using @git-truck.bsky.social. It kind of resembles a microprocessor. Each file is currently colored based on it's file extension.

Can't wait to see the results!

Yes, thank you, I am very well of some of the corners cut by Bun, but you can't neglect the fact they made the others wake up and try to get faster.

Well then compare without postinstalls and caching 🤷🏻‍♂

Why even include a benchmark in the post if you're going to leave out Bun? It feels like benchmarking a modern car against a horse just to show the car is fast. If we're talking about 'diminishing returns,' you have to test against the current ceiling, not just the floor.

Would love to see speed comparisons with @bun.sh !

What repo is this? Would love to visualize it with @git-truck.nimrossum.com

Vite repo with 77.7k stars and 7.7k forks

Vite 7

I wish the best for your son!

Yes, back then we all wrote ManuScript!

Yes, this is NASA?

Hello, can you send a man up to try turning off and turning on the master server again?.. we got a new intern this week..

NASA: 😑

React Compiler oxc plugin · Issue #10048 · oxc-project/oxc I wanted to open an issue capturing some of our past discussion on adding support for React Compiler as an oxc plugin. For context, the React team reached out to both the swc and oxc projects a few...

Really look forward for this to improve, a lot of interesting discussion going on over here:

github.com/oxc-project/...

Thanks!

I wonder if the react compiler plugin works with SWC, which is supposed to be able to replacem Babel.. and if it can, whether it is faster?

Yes, I know, but something just sounded very chatty about "enhanced features — more interactivity, more refined structure"

The article, or at least the outro smells very AI generated, it even uses em-dashes 🫠

Automatic text color from background in CSS Creating a CSS rule that automatically changes the text color based on the background color of the element.

Literally needed this yesterday. At least I refactored it from some crude JavaScript to using relative CSS colors, used this article:

specy.app/blog/posts/a...

Can't wait for this feature to land in browsers!

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Q: How do I setup knip to get squiggles in VSCode?

And btw I appreciate the work you have done that helps eliminate false positives, such as being able to configure entries. Really useful as files such as routes are usually considered unused, as they are "dead-ends" in the dependency graph.

What I really just want is for eslint to report unused code in vscode via knip, is this possible?

100 hidden frogs on Steam The frogs hid. Can you find them?

For a moment, I thought it was 100 hidden frogs

store.steampowered.com/app/1806840/...

React defined the Web. The AI SDK will define AI

YouTube video by Sebastian Lague Coding Adventure: Simulating Smoke

My latest coding adventure — attempting to write a grid-based fluid solver and simulate some simple smoke!

youtu.be/Q78wvrQ9xsU?...

I've released my first Go application!

It's a (very basic) terminal video editor that uses ffmpeg and whisper to let you selectively choose which lines from a video you want to keep.

You can also preview each line with a pop-up video player!

It's called tsplice:

Cortex and Hello Internet are awesome.

Finally: AI cannot do your job, but an AI salesman can 100% convince your boss to fire you and replace you with an AI that can't do your job, and when the bubble bursts, the money-hemorrhaging "foundation models" will be shut off and we'll lose the AI that can't do your job, and you will be long gone, retrained or retired or "discouraged" and out of the labor market, and no one will do your job. AI is the asbestos we are shoveling into the walls of our society and our descendants will be digging it out for generations:

This whole section really.

GitHub - git-truck/git-truck: Git repository visualizations, cumulative contribution statistics and more. Run `npx -y git-truck` to try Git Truck today! Git repository visualizations, cumulative contribution statistics and more. Run `npx -y git-truck` to try Git Truck today! - git-truck/git-truck

I've heard from a friend that the people building git-truck are pretty cool 👀 git.new/truck

Very subtle, but once I noticed it, it looks way cleaner :)

How did you introduce your kid to programming? Would love some inspiration!

Sometimes you get bubble'd and what you have to say is less commonly known than you think. Also, your method of saying something is unique and might make the topic click for different people, so say it anyway! Also, it's a great way of learning yourself, since you realize how well you grasp a topic!