Links tagged “javascript”
137 links, newest first.
pagefind.app
The piece that makes a serverless link stream searchable without giving every bookmark its own thin page.
lockwood.dev
a measured progress report on an AI-assisted port.
simonwillison.net
Claude Code uses Bun written in Rust now - the tool that compiles its own runtime. Willison unpacks the stack.
bun.com
Bun's own account of a mechanical port from Zig to Rust over eleven days, reporting better stability and fewer leaks.
steveharrison.dev
window.showDirectoryPicker opens up a whole new world - the File System Access API, used in anger.
docs.deno.com
Deno Desktop: native desktop apps on the Deno runtime, an alternative to Electron and Tauri. Open source.
roman.pt
A backdoor in a LinkedIn job offer: a recruiter’s take-home test turns out to ship malware. A clean walkthrough of how the trap works.
blog.jse.li
Approve merge requests with your eyes closed
github.com
craigbuckler/staticsearch: Static site search engine
dataqueue.dev
dataqueue: a lightweight, PostgreSQL-backed job queue
wanago.io
March 9, 2020 One of the qualities of our code that we should aim for is reusability.
npmjs.com
Zero-config TypeScript package development.
baseweb.design
Base Web React Components Base Web is a foundation, a basis for initiating, evolving, and unifying web products.
microsoft.github.io
/ Game of Life Implemented in TypeScript To learn more about TypeScript, please visit http://www.typescriptlang.org/ / module Conway { export class Cell { public row: number; public col: number; public live: boolean; constructor(row: number, col: number, live: boolean) { this.row = row; this.col = c…
staleclosures.dev
After several years of using Redux for most of our projects we decided to try useReducer/useContext approach instead.
zalo.github.io
The essence of constraint is projection.
24ways.org
It’s that time of year, when we gather together as families to celebrate the life of the greatest person in history.
nteract.io
nteract and create with data, words, and visuals.
blog.patricktriest.com
A Game of Maps Have you ever wondered how "Google Maps" might be working in the background?
