If I stopped following you on Twitter it might mean I've already found you on Mastadon and I'm slowly shutting down here!

Yesterday we saw the most _new_ NPM packages being released in the last 12 months, at 2804 packages. Pretty steady upward trajectory here, unlike we've ever seen. This graph is spiky because it's daily data and weekends are lower.

"There is nothing special about Elon Musk, Sam Altman, or Mark Zuckerberg. Accepting that requires you to also accept that the world itself is not one that rewards the remarkable, or the brilliant, or the truly incredible, but those who are able to take advantage of

I just blogged: "New Structured Fields RFC out, and so is my Javascript package"

I just blogged "Hello world! meet Kian: https://t.co/Phzc4IErPY"

Funny but also people are dicks in the comments. I still thinks tabs need to be rethought in modern browsers. This usage pattern is very common and browsers don't cater people well: https://t.co/5Y9CYIq6oo

But! It's 8 years since a release. That seems long for a security-related library. How do you check password strength? #infosec #websec #security

Dear #lazyweb I want to make sure users use strong passwords when creating accounts. I don't want to just check password length and presence of numbers/symbols. I think it's better to check entropy. This library seems to be exactly what I need: https://t.co/aNA85Yyjui

I wrote something! Creating an open source download counter with Web Components: https://t.co/eSUGJOJ6k7 #npm #php #packagist #js #webcomponents

tale as old as time

I wrote this Format dialog back on a rainy Thursday morning at Microsoft in late 1994, I think it was. We were porting the bajillion lines of code from the Windows95 user interface over to NT, and Format was just one of those areas where WindowsNT was different enough from

Find someone that loves you like this man loves his own coolaid. Read the whole thread for the funny context!

Using JSX on the server as a template engine: https://t.co/zgj8Mc7Jv4

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We just released TypeScript 5.2 Beta! Check out - 'using' Declarations - Decorator Metadata - Easier Tuple Type Notation - The "Inline Variable" Refactoring - Comma Completions in Object Literals and more! Try it today! https://t.co/KXlaBsYxz1

I want to start a new newsletter, and really miss Revue's authoring tool. Anything like that that's similarly simple?

🚨 nginx-1.25.1 mainline version has been released which includes a new feature allowing a plain TCP socket to support HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 simultaneous, removed HTTP/2 server push and “ssl” directive, and several bug fixes. Learn more:

🥁 Your 0$ MRR bootstrapped SaaS will not need a infinite scale cloud database right from the start

In 2020 Figma started hitting growing pains with their single managed Postgres database. That means they managed to grow to a $2B company on a single mged instance. I bet at they hired engineers around this time who grumbled about not picking a more ‘scalable’ tech.

I would be more sympathetic to Twitter’s ADHD community if they were not constantly talking about how others do not experience consciousness.

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