Gautier

Time to open a PR to github.com/es-tooling/m... 👀

🤞 I hope I saw the future properly on this one

Big win for @hmans.dev here

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Master plan

Really cool! Out of curiosity, what does zpm mean?

This is a fantastic new feature, well done @joyeecheung.bsky.social and thank you all Node maintainers for the work all year long!

Hey! I reported another one two weeks ago, have you had the time to review it as well?

Thank you! It's pure Node, no need for electron nor build tools. I'm not sure it would make sense with static builds, you can serve your files with tools much smaller and faster than a 130MB Node binary. As for the release date, I'm waiting for maintainers to approve the concept before opening a PR.

Thank you!

You can grab the WIP adapter here github.com/GauBen/gauti... (you'll need to install the dependencies imported in the code) then use github.com/hatoo/oha to compare adapter-node vs adapter-node-sea. Please share your benchmark results!

Hi fellow Svelters!

I just concluded an investigation to know whether it's possible to use the experimental Node SEA feature with SvelteKit, and I'm thrilled to announce that the answer is yes!

You can read all about it there:

Icons in Pure CSS The icon solution in pure CSS.

Was about to ask the same thing! For reference: antfu.me/posts/icons-...

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Not only the answer is yes, but IIRC it is backed by experiments:

I'm terrible at coming up with names, how do you feel about "Hippopotime" for a social calendar application?

Indeed! I'll try to build integrations with other atproto apps

I'm currently building a "social calendar" application and because of @danabra.mov I now want to rebuild it on top of atproto

Meme of sirv being excluded from the catalog, with cute birds

Well, they use sirv v3

Is it because of the software suite they use, or because their secretary only knows how to use Word 2003 and sends the PDF directly from it? 🤭

GitHub - GauBen/svelte-emails: Create emails with Svelte and Vite! Create emails with Svelte and Vite! Contribute to GauBen/svelte-emails development by creating an account on GitHub.

This is absolutely infuriating that applications in 2025 still send poorly formatted emails when you can render them with Svelte 👀

GitHub - GauBen/chachalog: 🦜 The modern changelog generator. 🦜 The modern changelog generator. Contribute to GauBen/chachalog development by creating an account on GitHub.

Hi! I build Chachalog as a light-weight alternative to Changesets, and have a few templates available (yarn, pnpm) through the `npm init @chachalog` CLI. Would you be interested in having Chachalog templates in setup-publish?

I'm building exactly that right now! I'm all ears if you get good examples

Talk proposal submitted!

(I've been using giscus with great success to have comments without a backend on my blog)

I have replaced "flex flex-col gap-{n}" with my own "stack-{n}" utility and never looked back, give it a try and make it open source 👀

UnoCSS The instant on-demand Atomic CSS engine

UnoCSS has that feature and is compatible with TW4 utilities 👀

Mom I'm on tv! 😂

Kudos to your shipping speed btw

May I interest you in Chachalog so it does not happen again? 👀

Btw Changesets would work too, but it's stable, so better avoid it for beta software

Formalize top-level ES exports · Issue #11503 · facebook/react Currently we only ship CommonJS versions of all packages. However we might want to ship them as ESM in the future (#10021). We can't quite easily do this because we haven't really decided on what t...

8 years and counting :(

This is genuinely maddening not to be able to use react/react-dom directly

I'm genuinely curious by what you mean by CJS on the web. If you remove ESM from the web, you're stuck with either global variables to have modules on your website, which is notoriously hard to scale and maintain, or one big bundle of JS. What are exactly the issues you face(d) with ESM on the web?

I won't deny that ESM/CJS interop in Node used to be painful, but you'll need more arguments than that. "A totally fine ecosystem" when only considering Node is a bit reductive considering the increasing number of platforms and runtime that can run JS and benefit from a standard module system.