🎉 Excited to announce that I'm joining @voidzerodev as DevRel! As I was following the project from early on, I couldn't say no to the chance when @youyuxi reached out. I can't wait to share all the incredible things lined up for @rolldown_rs, OXC, @vite_js, and @vitest_dev 👀

Oxlint v1.35.0 & oxfmt v0.20.0 are out! 🚀 → Code path analysis (CFG) for custom plugins → node API for oxfmt → 13 new rules! → New options/fixers for 15+ rules (e.g., no-base-to-string, no-unnecessary-type-assertion) → RuleTester globals support + plugin aliasing →

Your time to shine folks! All you need is TypeScript for this one 👀

@thdxr I noticed that @opencode's codebase does not use any linters, just a little curious ... So just for fun, here is Oxlint displaying 154 floating promises:

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Want to append or prepend content to your files? Then you can use `postBanner` and `postFooter` in @rolldown_rs now! The difference to `banner` and `footer`: The content will be added AFTER minification, making sure that comments are not removed Try it in our REPL

Want to understand why some of your @vitest_dev tests are slower than expected? Then you can use the built-in experimental @OpenTelemetry support to figure out what makes tests slow and how much time is spent on each part of it. 📈 When enabled, Vitest will generate traces

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In the next version of oxlint, support for typescript/prefer-nullish-coalescing is implemented! thanks to @SchrautKalven https://t.co/20YJ12XaBY

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I had to show that feature in action and tell something about Hook Filters. The best is that it works framework-agnostic and gives great indicators without being a profiling pro. It already helped improving perf in @nuxt_js. More to come. Video up now on my YouTube channel 👀

So many fine details improvements in Vue language-tools happening - @serkodev and @johnsoncodehk are doing a fantastic job!

✨ Hot from the release press: When using @rolldown_rs and experiencing a slow build, you now see which plugins slow your build down! Note that the reported time is an indication and includes overhead such as Rust-side processing, async scheduling, NAPI data conversion, and

sounds fake but I'm starting a company with my nemesis David E. ArkType and our first hire is @AndaristRake and our first product is now in beta

⚔️introducing TypeSlayer⚔️ A #typescript type performance benchmarking and analysis tool. A summation of everything learned from the benchmarking required to make the Doom project happen. It's got MCP support, Perfetto, Speedscope, Treemap, duplicate package detection, and more.

You can now break down import and transform times in @vitest_dev! This works in the Vitest UI, the terminal and also via the VS Code extension. Time to find out why tests are taking longer than expected! 👀 More in the docs https://t.co/YH7nNb1cLx

At @framer we’ve switched from esbuild to @rolldown_rs in Q4. Since then we’ve launched another feature based on their exclusive “Native MagicString” tech to perform AST transforms via Rust🦀 on-the-fly, fast. Here’s our case study: https://t.co/ZgEIBfTFv3. Rolldown’s awesome!

How do you set up monorepos and keep TypeScript fast, without requiring local builds all the time? I'm very confused! Let's say you are building a monorepo with multiple packages, and an example app within the monorepo that consumes the packages. The packages have a build step

Did you know that @rolldown_rs's chunking algorithm got improved, leading to less chunks than before in different scenarios? For example when you have two entry chunks and one imports from the other (see graphic below). Instead of having a "facade chunk", the chunks are now

Announcing Oxlint Type-Aware Linting Alpha 🚀 ⚡ Fast via tsgo (TypeScript 7) 🔍 Type-checking while linting ⚙️ Rule configuration 🛑 Highly demanded no-deprecated rule https://t.co/dGGrJZT74c

Announcing Oxlint Type-Aware Linting Alpha 🎁 Just a few months after our technical preview, type-aware linting reaches the alpha milestone! ✨ Type-aware rules can now be configured 🙈 Inline comments to disable rules work for type-aware rules too ✔ Auto fixes for type-aware