Last time I used angular, angular was on v2 hahahahah

The only maintained fork of pkg has been blocked by a nasty bug for 6 months and I'm helping out with it for free in github.com/yao-pkg/pkg/is… If you're excited to create SEAs using pkg with the latest Node.js versions, consider supporting my work here: github.com/sponsors/Raisi…

amix, con el emprendimiento de merch que tenemos con mi novia,estuvimos en las listening party de Gaga de este finde, para las que sacamos esta colección. sin embargo; se nos quedaron camisetas sin vender, así que si les interesan o nos pueden dar rt, nos ayudarían un montón ❤️‍🩹

Node.js is bloated

Me quedé sin el pan y sin el queso.

Dude, I love the Linux kernel.

Time to start preparing Node.js 24!

Been spending my spare time hacking on libuv: • Working on exporting TCP handles to enable a Node.js load balancer (WIP) • Planning to port Rust's CPU parallelism logic (cgroups-aware) Support my work (or my coffee expenses) github.com/sponsors/juana…

My whole empire for a piece of baklava.

It's 2014. You're writing code in Sublime Text, managing projects in Trello, and building UIs with Bootstrap 3. You don't know it yet, but this is as good as things will ever get, and it's only downhill from here.

Complexity should lie on user space, not system space.

ok hear me out Spotify running on an iPod Classic

Synthetic data does not convince me.

I made libuv a bit rusty! github.com/libuv/libuv/pu…

Today, we write some C, some epoll and kqueue watchers -and maybe fix another libuv bug-

OpenSSL 3.0 was meant to modernize SSL/TLS but introduced major performance and compatibility issues. This analysis exposes the impact and explores alternatives for teams running at scale. Read the full analysis: haproxy.com/blog/state-of-…

node v24 was released today. it adds support for explicit resource management. the node:sqlite module already supports it: import { DatabaseSync } from 'node:sqlite'; using db = new DatabaseSync('database.db'); no need to manually close the database

I don't trust AI enough to run shell commands from an so-called "Agent"

Hey! raylib has surpassed the **250K downloads** from GitHub Releases only!!! 🤯 Not considering GitHub clones and downloads from other platforms! It seems C is popular again! 🚀😄

Was branch prediction a mistake?