Added some context. Both human and AI can't remember what these crate do, better to add some hints. https://t.co/ZWmr1Lajjc

ViteConf 2025 was a blast! If you didn't catch up on all the highlights yet, then our recap post is what you need. ◆ The announcement of Vite+ (with a live demo of @youyuxi) ◆ Why Oxc is fast and how it supports JavaScript plugins ◆ Taking a sneak peek at the upcoming Vite

Finally enabled type-aware linting in Rolldown. https://t.co/MWAUp78PW1

Vite documentation should fully embrace tanstack start!

For me, vibe coding is when you are trying to one shot your problem with a vague prompt, which doesn't work. Do context engineering instead, baby step it and feed as much context as possible, tell it to read docs and other related code etc. Tell Claude to come up with a plan in

Last year @vuefes was still like should we learn Rust, this year it's all should we learn AI. No sign of AI last year; today people get surprised at how I write 100% of my code through AI.

Vitest V4 -> Oxc https://t.co/G63nWdhPEs

Biome v2.3 is out! 👨‍👨‍👦‍👦 Full support for @vuejs, @sveltejs and @astrodotbuild ‼️ New ignore syntax 🌬️ Tailwind v4 support ⌨️ New CLI flags and reporters https://t.co/WAWAcr7ofW

In the next version of oxlint, strict-boolean-expressions will be available 🎉. The rule (ported from typescript-eslint) now catches non-boolean expressions in conditions. Thanks to nnnnoel for this contribution! https://t.co/g43jDEbTY3

I shared insights on Linear's culture, monorepo setup, tooling improvements using Rolldown and oxlint, thoughts on end-to-end tests, internal tooling + shoutouts to @worrydream https://t.co/18hT2xX7Au

Talked to @privatenumbr, realized there are more problems that could be solved and info provided in the package manager layer for enterprises.

Ok Dan doesn't know who I am. But surprisingly, met people from Deno, Bun and @aidenybai and Daniel Roe!

Senior performance engineer @kurtextrem talks about @framer's journey to adopting Rolldown and the chunking configurations used in production. Full video in comments⏬

✅Announcing Vitest 4.0 ✅ Our latest Vitest update brings Browser Mode to stable, allowing you to test your UI in real browsers like Chrome. Also new: - Visual Regression Testing to catch unintended UI changes - Playwright Trace support for easier debugging

🚀Oxlint 1.24.0 is out! → comment APIs support for JS plugins → two new lint rules → 17 bug fixes → 42 commits to help keep perf fast → improved rule documentation Shoutout to 5 new contributors, and 24 returning contributors! 🧵Full notes below

oxfmt v0.8.0 (not even alpha yet): * Support `ignorePatterns` in oxfmtrc * Conforming to prettier even more Things we want to do before alpha to make sure we’re 100% confident we don’t mess up your code: * Infra for making sure there is no code removal * More conformance suite

While AI isn't perfect, it does a good job navigating oxc. Rust's strong type system, combined with good compiler and linter diagnostic messages helps AI tools workout why something's not compiling and how to fix the error. Interested in contributing? take a look at the issues

Got a sneak peak of Rolldown Vite's upcoming Full Bundle Mode today. 🔥 Developing @linear is about to get a lot smoother: → Cold start rendering up to 3X faster → Full reloads ~40% faster → 10X fewer network requests Kudos @sapphi_red & @voidzerodev!

Given that custom JS plugins are still in technical preview, but people are eager to try them, we want to avoid duplicating effort on the list of tried ESLint plugins: https://t.co/896VEvpUYM

Regret not allowing jsonc support due to stubbornness. Going forward we will let .oxlintrc.jsonc and .oxfmt.jsonc take precedence. And one day we support package.jsonc 🦹 https://t.co/7igc9NrHqh