well I found out the hard way that NPM doesn't like symlinks buuuut JSX email v2.0.0 is released! Tons of good shit: - config file support - plugins. Oh yes, plugins. - massive email client compat updates - CSS Inlining - NEW components - bananas faster preview and render

Amazon's Rufus takes the all time prize for most annoying "AI" assistant forced upon people

y'all will never believe what happened today Manpreet apologized for the inconvenience

The Slopularity

seems to be that the TSLS isn't running anymore

yo @MyDeathMachine Zed Preview 0.218.3 completely broke Go To Definition. no longer working across multiple projects in multiple repos

The secret is out!! Infinite Red is indeed working on @t3dotchat’s mobile app. And working with @r_marked daily is an absolute delight. Cracked dev and awesome person.

why do women never have the sudden irresistible need to go to a brazilian steakhouse for all-you-can-eat meat

Tailwind CSS is coming early in oxfmt! 🎅 The POC it based on was me telling Claude to work on two codebases simultaneously - oxc and prettier-plugin-tailwindcss. https://t.co/Om9Em2JSgX

I have several packages to publish and I'm honestly not looking forward to getting into this. And I also don't have the time to figure out what the fuck happened and what the fuck I have to do now.

Today, I’m proud to announce Letted. It’s a platform that helps landlords run their properties. But that’s not the point of this post. A lot of people are betting against the UK. Moving to Dubai. Starting companies with Stripe Atlas. I understand why. But I’m not. I’m proud

more @bunjavascript gripes: I installed undici as a dependency today, only to have knip gripe about it being unused. turns out undici is a builtin. bun didn't warn about this when adding the package, and there's no easy-to-find documentation about what packages are builtins.

It's such a frequent need here that we have dedicated scripts so we can conveniently run it. So far @bunjavascript is a nice dev env, but its primary focus is a runtime whereas pnpm's primary focus is dependency management.

I'm at my first gig that uses bun for everything instead of node/tsx/pnpm. It's a fairly good-sized monorepo. The number of times per week that I have to remove node_modules and reinstall is just nuts. Twice already and it's Tuesday. I never had this kind of issue with pnpm.

Brisket

It's always sad to see a small conference grow too large, flooded by large sponsors.

The O'Saasy License is a great fit for folks who want to build a SaaS business, but run the project as open source, and allow anyone to self-host for free. If that's you, here's a dedicated site to grab a copy:

We just open-sourced pg_textsearch (permissive Postgres license). It's our Postgres extension that brings true BM25 ranking directly into Postgres. If you care about fast, relevance-ranked keyword search without leaving Postgres -- or hybrid retrieval by combining pg_textsearch

there are good programmers i followed before AI was a thing the way they use AI is pretty different than the people who are getting a following now specifically for how they use AI i know everyone is primed to think every tech shift flips the tables but i'm not betting on that

I am once again asking where the stellar devrels have gone. there are none to be hired.

This is cool: https://t.co/U8Lj6iGZle Bundlephopia but powered by Rolldown and https://t.co/7XSeSo2ttg and runs entirely in your browser! by @ssssotaro