JSR looks really nice. Maybe that’s the new fresh start the JS ecosystem needs.

That’s an interesting idea for a JS bundler. My concern with this approach is that I don’t know how good the cache-hit ratio is in a real world scenario. Especially on mobile, browsers tend to purge caches more often (afaik)

That’s a good blogpost about interoperability issues that Bun may introduce to the ecosystem:

We recently migrated to ESLint v9 with Flat Config (somewhat painful migration) some things that we found out that may be helpful for you 👇

Do I know anyone from the v8 team who is able to explain why `bigObject` is kept in memory? The inner queryFn doesn‘t reference it, hence it should be safe to discard (as long as no eval() and friends is used).

My colleague and friend Mo is organizing a hackathon in #Augsburg against far-right extremism:

JS needs a "standard" way of implementing conditional compilation that works across all tools. process.env is still the best we have, and even then, some tools implement it as import.meta.env instead making it non-portable in libraries. I want Rust's features system in JS.

When looking at next-gen bundlers, don't forget that speed isn't the only thing you should be looking at

We’re establishing a governance model for webpack module bundler ! Do you have any feedback about how the project should run? Do you want to be apart of our different groups? (TSC, Commiter, Reviews) let us know! Alexander Akait Nitin Kumar Webpack Contrib #webpack #OSS #goodstuff

This 👇 Although I prefer short files, shorter is not always better :) When in doubt, keep code together in bigger files.

This works ridiculously well 😅

📢 New post: The State of ES5 on the Web. For years, we defaulted to transpiling to ES5 in order to support IE. But is that still necessary? I took a look at the data to find out, and I'll just say that the results were *actually* quite surprising! 🙀 philipwalton.com/articles/the-s…

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I'm dying a little inside 😭

Why is it that so many devs have this urge to useEffect at all costs 😅

I‘d stick to CSS-in-JS. For me, it always had this separation into runtime vs. compile time flavors. There were plenty of compile time variants for quite some time (e.g. linaria, which I preferred over styled-components or emotion).

Funny enough I came to the same conclusion :) Please follow this advice: