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Kamran Ayub and Erik Onarheim

The two TypeScript Fools, Kamran Ayub and Erik Onarheim, get together weekly to bring you news, community highlights, and deep dives into the TypeScript ecosystem. Stay up-to-date on what's happening and learn new things to make you a better TypeScript developer along the way!

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  • #88
    Yesterday · 1 hr 24 min

    Nuxt DevTools V4, It's JS Engine Season, and TypeScript Still #1 on GitHub | News | Ep 88

    News for the week of October 26, 2026: Nuxt DevTools V4 is bigger and badder than ever, it's JS engine season with Yavashark and Boomkat, and TypeScript stays #1 on GitHub as more than 40% of pull requests now start with an agent. From the community: a SOML parser in TS types, a TypeScript to SNES compiler, and how to access the runtime values for type unions. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Tooling: tttt and the rise of personal TypeScript compilers (03:43) - Tooling: Ende revisits Deno’s original runtime philosophy (06:57) - Tooling: Yavashark, an Embeddable JavaScript Engine Written in Rust (09:20) - Tooling: Boomkat, a ES2026 JavaScript in C3 (10:14) - Tooling: Next SWC major up to 3X faster native parsing, 10X faster parsing via JavaScript API (11:38) - Tooling: Node.js 27 Alpha has major V8 engine updates (13:54) - Tooling: Elide embeds a C compiler and linker (16:37) - Frameworks: Nuxt DevTools v4 is out (17:59) - Frameworks: TanStack DB 1.0 RC1 and test oracles (22:20) - Web Platform: Recap of GitHub Universe 2026 (27:10) - Web Platform: Sourcemap scopes arrive (28:57) - Web Platform: HTML-in-Canvas is here in Chrome 157 (31:22) - Web Platform: Firefox 159 and Safari 27.2 (32:49) - Security: Linux kernel TCP flaw allows remote code execution (34:29) - Security: Anthropic removes compromised Claude Code Cursor extension (36:29) - Security: knip is a Security Hardening Tool (37:21) - Library Watch: CDP-Kernel runs Node/Deno/Bun in Jupyter notebook (37:55) - Library Watch: svjeez lets you animate SVGs declaratively (39:46) - Library Watch: ohne.dev, a zero-dependency TypeScript web framework (41:11) - Library watch: Build shaders locally, OSS from shaders.com (41:31) - Library watch: Domicile brings web tech to Linux desktops (42:17) - Community: Boston TS meetup is back Nov 19 (42:44) - Community: Jamie Tanna explains how to get access to type unions at runtime (44:13) - Community: sindresorhus made a TypeScript-only SOML parser with zero runtime code (46:13) - Community: Compiling TypeScript into Super Nintendo games (48:08) - Community: Tom Schindl on null vs undefined (49:13) - Community: City builder game engine written in TS (49:54) - Community: Mike Haas makes Caladesi, a toy language in .NET that is basically TypeScript (52:05) - Community: Antony Jones built a logic gate simulator in TS (52:48) - Community: nyamauru on six different ways to write a User type (54:37) - Community: Armin's tip on Angular 22 @Service decorators (55:44) - Community: Lemmings-ts, OSS browser remake of the classic Lemmings game (56:50) - Bleet of the Week (57:55) - Cool Interview: Stephen Toub on porting a 400,000-line runtime from TypeScript to Rust (01:03:21) - Cool Essay: I am Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde about AI (01:07:07) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Tooling & Runtimes tttt: I finished the TypeScript type checker. it's fast – TS type checking in C (via Tess) Ende homepage is live Yavashark: I've Built A JS Engine Every Day For 950 Days Straight (via Rob Palmer) Boomkat: A tiny JS engine with ES2026 + native TS and JSX support (via Ricardo Tomasi) SWC Next: Inspired by the Yuku compiler architecture (via Rob Palmer) Node.js 27 Alpha Elide 1.6.2: Embedded C compiler and linker via LLVM Frameworks Nuxt DevTools v4 TanStack DB 1.0 RC1: Going All In on Oracles Web Platform GitHub Universe 2026: Evolving every layer of the stack Plus: Octoverse: Commits, pushes, reach new highs in 2026 as developers build with agents Plus: GitHub debuts Copilot Fusion, a new model selection & orchestration system that beats Claude Code for half the API cost ECMAScript: Simon Zünd ships the TG4 Stage 3 “Scopes” proposal for source maps in Chrome 158 (via Rob Palmer) HTML-in-Canvas in Chrome 157: Interactive DOM inside 2D, WebGL, and WebGPU Firefox 159.0, See All New Features, Updates and Fixes Safari 27.2 Release Notes Security Corner PSA: Linux Kernel TCP Flaw With 9.8 CVSS Score Affects Ubuntu, Red Hat and Other Distributions Related: Fixes available in -proposed pocket for CVE-2026-98432 (Ubuntu) Socket: Cursor Removes Malicious Claude Code 2.1.313 Extension From Its Marketplace PSA: knip.dev is a security hardening tool (via Philippe Serhal) Library Watch cdp-kernel: A Jupyter kernel for TypeScript and JavaScript, extracted from Deno's, that runs notebooks on Node, Deno, Bun, workerd and celld (via Thomas Lockney) svjeez: Write a scene in TypeScript and compile it to a self-contained animated SVG (via

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  • #87
    October 29 · 1 hr 7 min

    Prettier in Bun, Deno's Spiritual Successor, and Extraction Models Are A Thing | News | Ep 87

    News for the week of October 19, 2026: Bun 1.4.4 ships bun fmt (a Prettier port) and cuts Bun.SQL CPU time by 40%, Ende arrives as a spiritual successor to Deno, and Cloudflare drops a new kind of deterministic output model called Clairic. From the community: content mappers galore, Aspire as “strongly typed docker compose”, and TanStack Redact, a lighter drop-in replacement for React. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Tooling: Rolldown Adds Support for Multiple TypeScript Compilers (02:19) - Tooling: Ende, a Community-supported Fork of Deno (03:42) - Tooling: Bun 1.4.4 Featuring bun fmt, bun check, faster Bun.SQL (05:43) - Web Platform: Cloudflare Introduces Clairic, a New Extraction Model (11:10) - Web Platform: Firefox Wishes You Would Come Back (12:41) - Security: Brotli2Shell Vulnerability Affects .NET, Python, and Other Runtimes (14:13) - Security: There's a Third PHP2Shell Bug Without an Emergency Fix (15:16) - Security: Practice Apps to Test Your Leet Hacker Skillz (16:16) - Library Watch: TanStack Introduces Redact, a Lightweight Replacement for React (17:25) - Library Watch: ArkType's attest Now Supports TS 7.1 (18:32) - Library Watch: Forges.link for Abstracting Code Hosting Providers (20:17) - Library Watch: Tsonic Compiles TypeScript to .NET, Rust, and Mojo (21:51) - Library Watch: Reylo, Type Checking SQL (24:10) - Library Watch: Celesta, Code-first Video Creation (25:49) - Library Watch: Markasso.it, A Zero Latency Whiteboard Engine (26:44) - Library Watch: mini-van, a Minimalist Template Engine (27:49) - Community: Jovi de Croock Works on Updating gql.tada for TS 7 (30:31) - Community: John Reilly Working on ts-loader v10 for TS 7.1 (32:44) - Community: Aspire Has Changed, See What's New with Barret Blake (35:50) - Community: Matt Pocock on Why Courses Are Still Selling (42:26) - Community: Orta from Puzzmo Built a Custom SSR Framework (43:23) - Bleet of the Week (43:57) - Cool Product: Tailscale, Remote Networking Tunnels (46:54) - Cool Interview: Brian Kernighan, Creator of C Programming Language (47:50) - Cool Link: The Fun of Programming Doom in DNS (49:37) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Tooling Rolldown: Pick your TypeScript compiler for .d.ts generation (via Kevin Deng) Get started with Ende Bun v1.4.4 Web Platform Cloudflare: Introducing Clairic, a new System One class of extraction models It’s time to come back to Firefox. The Internet you loved is still here. Security Corner Brotli2Shell: .NET October 2026 Out-of-Band Security Updates PHP: There's a third PHP2Shell bug, but it won't get an emergency fix juice-shop: Practice Web Application Security with OWASP (via OSRepos) Library Watch TanStack Redact: A drop-in replacement for React and React DOM that renders synchronously (no time slicing or async rendering) ArkType attest: now supports the TypeScript 7.1 beta Forges: One TypeScript client for issues, PRs, notifications, checks and webhooks across 12 forges (via Daniel Roe) Tsonic: Generate C#, Mojo, and Rust source from TypeScript Reylo: Import .sql files into TypeScript with full type inference and zero codegen, using TypeScript 7.1 content mappers (by Colin McDonnell) Celesta: Code-first videos with React and TypeScript (via natsuneko.cat) Markasso: Framework-agnostic whiteboard engine in vanilla TypeScript and Canvas 2D, with no dependencies (GitHub) Mini-Van: A minimalist template engine for DOM generation and manipulation, for both client-side and server-side rendering (SSR) From the Community Jovi De Croock: Tada after tsserver plugins John Reilly: TypeScript 7.1 and the ts-loader v10 beta Armen Vardanyan: Building an auditMap operator for RxJS from throttle and concatMap Barret Blake: Aspire 2026 Revisit, Episode 1 - Overview Matt Pocock: Courses are still very much alive, they've just changed Orta Therox: Built his own SSR framework for Puzzmo Bleet of the Week Cool Links Tailscale Brian Kernighan: Inside Bell Labs, The Best Programmer, Why C Won The Register: No shame in the Domain Name game: DNS is doomed, literally (Corey Quinn) Stratechery: The End of the Internet Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #86
    October 22 · 1 hr 14 min

    TypeScript 7.1 Beta, eMudhra CA Compromise & PHP2Shell, and Cloudflare's tsrs Rust Port | News | Ep 86

    News for the week of October 12, 2026: the internet is on fire with major security issues from a compromised CA to critical PHP vulnerabilities and remote code execution in Node.js! But at least TypeScript 7.1 beta is out, along with tsrs, a Rust port from oxc team. From the community: a game to help you create a mental model of memory mapping, which new image format is best for the web, and an interview with Daniel Rosenwasser on what comes after TS 7. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Security: eMudhra CA Compromise Allows TLS Impersonation (04:10) - Security: Node.js High CVE for Remote Code Execution (05:53) - Security: PHP2Shell, Critical PHP Vulnerability (07:45) - Security: Socket for Origin Version Control Released (08:51) - Security: What Just Happened? (11:37) - Tooling: TypeScript 7.1 Beta (19:22) - Tooling: tsrs, Cloudflare's Port of TypeScript 7 to Rust (23:28) - Tooling: tsc-ts, Porting TypeScript to TypeScript (with a C Runtime) (24:20) - Tooling: tsc-dotnet, Experimental TypeScript Port to C# (26:36) - Tooling: Bun Working on AOT Compilation? (29:45) - Tooling: Elide the Polyglot Runtime is Now Stable (32:00) - Frameworks: Astro 7.4 Features New Timings Flag for Build (32:40) - Frameworks: TanStack Start 1.0 is Stable (33:40) - Frameworks: Snapfire, TypeScript Web Apps Served in Rust (37:32) - Web Platform: Firefox 158 Now Supports JPEG XL (37:52) - Library Watch: Nuclo, Fast Lightweight DOM Updates (39:01) - Library Watch: OpenWorkflow, an OSS Alternative to Temporal (41:06) - Library Watch: ts-rs, Generate TypeScript Bindings from Rust Types (42:14) - Library Watch: tmcp, a Batteries-included Alternative to Official TypeScript MCP SDK (44:14) - Community Highlights: TypeScript Memory Mapper Game (45:41) - Community: The Register Interviews Ryan Dahl on Deno Joining Cloudflare (47:42) - Community: Josh Goldberg Interviews Daniel Rosenwasser on Software Engineering Daily (48:10) - Community: Filip Sodic on Why Types Are Worth Typing (49:26) - Community: Node Banter on Shipping TS Source in npm (52:30) - Community: Isaac Levin Writes About Building an RSS Reader in TS (53:13) - Community: Next.js on Improving Navigation Experience in v0 (54:02) - Community: Jake Archibald on JPEG XL vs. AVIF for Web Use Cases (56:47) - Bleet of the Week (57:12) - Cool Link: Breadboard Clock Series (58:09) - Cool Link: Teal, Statically Typed Dialect of Lua (58:33) - Cool Link: The Decoherence Trap by Maevyn.codes (01:02:13) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye Security Node.js October 2026 Security Updates CERT-EU - Critical Vulnerabilities in PHP The Internet goes on high alert after discovery of 8 compromised TLS certs - Ars Technica Informal advisory and diagnostics: https://emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com/ Socket for Origin Now Available Tooling Announcing TypeScript 7.1 Beta Introducing tsrs: a Port of TypeScript to Rust tsc-ts: TypeScript in TypeScript, compiles using scriptc typescript-dotnet: Experimental port of TS 7 to C# (via Reddit) Bun AOT in the works Elide: 1.6.0 Changelog Frameworks Astro 7.4 TanStack Start 1.0 is Stable SnapFire: Write TypeScript, served in Rust Library Watch Nuclo: fast lightweight DOM framework for updates OpenWorkflow: OSS workflow engine alternative to Temporal ts-rs: TS Bindings from Rust Types (via Mike) tmcp: build opinionated TypeScript MCP servers (via Paolo) From the Community Prescod: TypeScript Memory Mapper Game (Free) The Register: Interview with Ryan Dahl about Deno + Cloudflare Software Engineering Daily: TypeScript 7 and What Comes Next (Josh Goldberg & Daniel Rosenwasser) Filip Sodic: Types Are Worth Typing Nodeland: Don’t Ship the Source (TypeScript), listen to the podcast episode Isaac Levin: Building an RSS Reader in TypeScript Next.js: Improving navigation experience in v0 with Next.js 16.4 Jake Archibald: JPEG XL vs AVIF for web use-cases Bleet of the Week Cool Links Setting the time on my breadboard clock: Breadboard clock part 5 Statically Typed Lua Ma...

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  • #85
    October 14 · 1 hr 13 min

    Theo's $420K TS-Rust Port, bun check, and Deno Joins Cloudflare | News | Ep 85

    News for the week of October 5, 2026: Theo spends $420,000+ porting the TypeScript compiler to Rust, the new Bun (type)check command claims 3-7x speedups, and Deno joins Cloudflare. From the community: ViteConf is October 15, GitHub moves off CSS-in-JS, and Syntax is donating. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Tooling: ts-rust, a Vibe Port of TypeScript 7 to Rust (06:03) - Tooling: bun check, 2-7X Faster Type Checking in Bun 1.4.3 (10:07) - Tooling: bun Adds lint and format Commands, Forking oxlint and oxfmt (11:27) - Tooling: terser Adds Erasable Types Support (13:17) - Tooling: Node.js 26.11.0, New Docs and Benchmarking Perf Hooks (15:22) - Frameworks: Next.js 16.4 Adds Cache Components Programming Model (19:21) - Web Platform: Deno Joins Cloudflare, But Will No Longer Maintain the Runtime (24:24) - Web Platform: Chrome 155+ Will Support JPEG XL (26:12) - Security: Vite Dev Server CVE for Arbitrary Command Execution (27:41) - Security: TanStack Start CVE for Reflected Cross-site Scripting (28:37) - Security: zod and Other Packages Were Nearly Compromised (30:38) - Security: New GhostAction Wave Steals Cloud and AI Credentials (32:50) - Other News: Remembering Margaret Hamilton, Apollo Space Programmer (33:14) - Library Watch: maligator, an AOT Compiler for JavaScript to C (34:24) - Library Watch: fjson, a Friendly JSON-alike Language and Parser (35:10) - Library Watch: logtape 2.4 (36:23) - Library Watch: plumeria, Type-safe Zero-runtime Atomic CSS (37:02) - Community: ViteConf is October 15 (37:26) - Community: Syntax.fm Calling for Nominations to Fund OSS Maintainers (37:48) - Community: GitHub is Switching from CSS-in-JS to CSS Modules (40:13) - Community: Mark Built a JavaScript Runtime Over the Weekend Called Bento (41:48) - Community: Grafana's Cuetsy and Thema TypeScript Code Generation (42:26) - Bleet of the Week (43:11) - Cool Event: Ludum Dare, Make a Game in 48 Hours (44:02) - Cool Study: Where is the Bottleneck in Software Development and AI? (45:46) - Cool Tool: TypeScript to Zod Schema Tool (and More!) (46:40) - Cool Link: ascii.rest, Animated ASCII Art for Web Pages (48:22) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Tooling Theo: ts-rust Bun: Bun 1.4.3 Terser: Experimental type erasure (via Rob Palmer) Metaframeworks Next.js: Next.js 16.4 Web Platform Cloudflare: Deno joins Cloudflare Node: Node.js 26.11.0 (Current) Chrome: Shipping JPEG XL in Chrome (155+) Security Corner VoidZero: Vite Dev Server security update TanStack: TanStack Start security update: CVE-2026-102989 Zod: Security advisory: malicious npm package changes affecting zod, nub, and standard-schema Socket: New GhostAction Wave Hits Hundreds of Repos, Expanding Beyond CI/CD Secrets to Cloud Credentials Other news MIT News: Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer, dies Library Watch Maligator: JS AOT to C compiler (GitHub) fjson from Cinnamon: friendly JSON parser for TypeScript LogTape: LogTape 2.4.0 Plumeria: type-safe CSS with a Rust compiler From the Community VoidZero: ViteConf is October 15th Syntax.fm: Syntax is donating GitHub: Switches from CSS-in-JS Mark Malstrom: Bento, a JS runtime in a weekend Sam Boyer: Grafana's schema-driven data language: Cuetsy and Thema (via Evangaline Rome) Bleet of the Week: “Cloudflare” Meteor Cool Links Artificial Intelligence in the Firm: Bottlenecks in Software Production TypeScript to Zod Schema ASCII Rest Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #84
    October 9 · 1 hr 17 min

    Vite+ 1.0, SvelteKit 3, and TanStack Charts 1.0 | News | Ep 84

    News for the weeks of September 21 and 28, 2026: Vite+ 1.0 is now stable, SvelteKit 3 is finally here, TanStack has charts now, and why everyone is launching decision models. From the community: awesome TypeScript books, why you shouldn't be afraid of generics, and how Booking.com cut Node scaling costs by 38%. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Tooling: Vite+ 1.0 Stable Announced (05:58) - Tooling: Introducing upm, a New Package Manager (09:42) - Tooling: TanStack Charts 1.0 Announced (12:08) - Metaframeworks: SvelteKit 3 is Here (13:38) - Framework: Nuxt 4.6 Brings Nuxt CLI v4 and is Closer to Being Server Agnostic (18:26) - Web Platform: ECMAScript Composites TC39 Proposal (21:56) - Web Platform: Cloudflare Open Sources cf CLI and Forge (25:40) - Web Platform: Cloudflare Introduces Clef, an Open Weights Decision Model (30:41) - Web Platform: Chrome 154, Responsive iframes (31:49) - Web Platform: Firefox 157's Fresh Design (33:03) - Security: Next.js September 2026 Patches Available (33:46) - Library Watch: Preact 11 - ESM-only, Hydration v2, Modern Diffing (35:43) - Library Watch: Effect Module of the Week, RcMap (36:35) - Library Watch: mimlet 0.1 for Testing with Mock Data (37:33) - Library Watch: oxbox, a Tiny Portable Library for Parsing, Transforming JSX/TSX (37:53) - Library Watch: safemods, Type-directed Code Mods for TS 7 (39:49) - Library Watch: GTKX, Linux desktop apps with React and JSX (41:20) - Secret of the Handbook: Const Generics (Again) (42:52) - Community: Angular's TypeScript 7-powered Compiler (45:54) - Community: Josh Ghoulberg is Excited About no-unsafe-enum-assignments TS ESLint Rule (47:02) - Community: Awesome TypeScript Books by tscollege (48:19) - Community: Max Hurst Reassures Us Not to Be Afraid of Generics (49:47) - Community: Dan Holloran on How to Clean Up Your TSConfig for TS7 (50:32) - Community: Rahul's Readable Regular Expressions Inspired by Emacs (53:13) - Community: Razvan's Glossary of Programming Terms (54:05) - Community: How Booking.com Scales Node.js and Cut Costs by 38% (58:06) - Community: NOMIAD, an Open World Sci-Fi Game Written in WebGL and TypeScript (59:05) - Community: Claude Mods Customize Your Clanker (01:00:24) - Community: dsherret's TypeScript Factory Code Generator Generator (01:01:18) - Community: Kris Jenkins Used SpaceTimeDB to Visualize Wikipedia Edits (01:02:14) - Bleet of the Week (01:02:49) - Cool Link: How to Render Text from Font Files by Jimmy Lefevre (01:03:59) - Cool Prompt: Create a Trip Highlight Video (01:10:02) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News VoidZero: Announcing Vite+ 1.0 Plus: ViteConf 2026 (October 15) Socket: Introducing upm TanStack: TanStack Charts 1.0 announced SvelteKit: SvelteKit 3 is here Nuxt: Nuxt 4.6 ECMAScript: TC39 Composites via Rob Cloudflare: Open-sourcing cf and Forge Cloudflare: Introducing Clef: our open-source decision models, and new RL fine-tuning platform Related: AWS launches a local answer to TypeSafe's Jev decision model Chrome: New in Chrome 154 Mozilla: Firefox 157.0, See All New Features, Updates and Fixes Next.js: September 2026 Security Release Library Watch Preact 11: Post by @jovidecroock.com Effect.ts Module of the Week: RcMap Mimlet 0.1.0-beta.0: create mock test data Safemods: type-directed code mods for TypeScript 7 GTKX: native Linux desktop apps with React From the Community Angular Team: An update on Angular’s TypeScript 7-powered Compiler Josh Goldberg: typescript-eslint finally gets "no-unsafe-enum-assignments" TScollege: Awesome TypeScript Books Max Hurst: Do Not Be Afraid of Generics Dan Halloran: Your tsconfig Is Still Written for TypeScript 5. Here's the Cleanup TS 7 Forces Rahul M. Juliato: Readable Regular Expressions for JavaScript/TypeScript, Inspired by Emacs' rx Razvan Muntian: a programming glossary Booking.com: Node.js at scale, rebalanced: how we cut cost by 38% NOMIAD: an open-world sci-fi game in WebGL written in TypeScript Anthropic: Customize Claude Code with mods in TypeScript David Sherret: TypeScript Compiler API Factory Code Generator Generator (via Evangaline Rome) Kris Jenkins: SpaceTimeDB w/ TypeScript Bleet of the Week

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  • #83
    October 1 · 1 hr 15 min

    Type-aware Linting, Vite+, and the Future of Dev Tooling | VoidZero | Ep 83B

    In this special episode, the two fools are joined by Cameron Clark and Jim Dummett from VoidZero (and now, Cloudflare) to talk about the latest developments in type-aware linting, Vite+ and the Vite ecosystem, and what the future of dev tooling looks like for TypeScript and JavaScript developers. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Introducing Cameron Clark and Jim Dummett (04:55) - The VoidZero Acqui-hire (11:47) - The Vite Toolchain (16:04) - What Dark Magic Makes TypeScript Plugins Work with oxlint? (23:42) - Type-aware Linting via Oxlint and TypeScript 7 (27:02) - Type-aware Linting is Now Stable, What Does That Mean? (29:39) - Does TypeScript 7's Performance Unlock New Kinds of Lint Rules? (33:13) - What is Coming Next to Dev Tooling? (37:29) - How Can Dev Tools Help Optimize Agent Interactions? (50:42) - Takeaways and Where to Follow Jim and Cameron (57:09) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye Links Cameron on GitHub Jim's talk on oxc and type-aware linting Vite+ (and 1.0 announcement) Void Cloud VoidZero Blog oxlint plugin: anti-slop Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #82
    September 25 · 1 hr 7 min

    Benchmarking in Node, Modern DOM Typings, and Jev the Type-safe AI | News | Ep 82

    News for the week of Sep 14, 2026: latest Node 26 includes experimental benchmark tests, a modern drop-in replacement for DOM typings, and we try to understand Jev, bruv. From the community: how GitHub rewrote Copilot's runtime in Rust, learn about ESM, and why Shopify ditched React Native (spoiler: agents). Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (06:02) - Tooling: Node 26.9.0 Lets You Write Benchmarks with node:bench (08:49) - Tooling: Jev, the Type-safe AI (15:25) - Tooling: TypeScript 7 Works Around New Golang FMA Changes (17:58) - Frameworks: GeaStack Compiles Typescript to Native Apps with C++ (20:00) - Frameworks: Ember 7.2, New Built-in Strict Resolver and ESM-only (20:46) - Web Platform: Firefox 156, Can Now Open Automatically on macos (21:21) - Security: Happy Birthday Shai-Hulud! (22:17) - Security: GitHub Actions Tries to Limit Cache Poisoning Risk (23:47) - Security: Gitea Affected by Severe RCE Vulnerability (24:47) - Library Watch: modern-web-types Drop-in Replacement for DOM Typings (26:52) - Library Watch: sqlbraid Lets You Write SQL and Keep TypeScript (29:28) - Library Watch: temporal-parser, a Lexer and Parser for Temporal Expressions (31:06) - Library Watch: Zod 4.6 Comes With Some Perf Improvements (32:26) - Community: Puffball Explains How TypeScript 7 Creates Typed ASTs in Go (33:44) - Community: ESModule.com, Learn About ES Modules (34:47) - Community: cm.xyz Explains Why You'd Use Effect (36:27) - Community: Porffor Can Compile TSC (37:34) - Community: Stephen Toub on How GitHub Rewrote Copilot Runtime in Rust, with Copilot (42:29) - Community: ecyrbe Creates Typeskell to Experiment with Typeclasses (42:52) - Community: Barak's Complete Guide to HOCs with Next.js, React, and TS (43:53) - Community: Orhun Interviews Sebastian from OpenTUI (44:34) - Community: Shopify Switched Back to Swift and Kotlin from React Native (48:07) - Bleet of the Week (49:31) - Cool Link: Design Your Own Silicon Chip (50:41) - Cool Link: The Essential Craftsman (53:10) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Node: 26.9.0 Syntax: Jev Explained: Demos and Use Cases Jake Bailey: Go FMA’s introduce non-determinism Geastack compiles TypeScript to native apps via C++ Ember: 7.2 released Firefox: Firefox 156.0 release Socket: Happy Birthday, Shai-Hulud GitHub: Control GitHub Actions cache access with cache-mode Gitea RCE Vulnerability: Ed from Low Level's update on git situation Library Watch modern-web-types is a drop-in replacement for dom typings with modern APIs Clickin/SQLBraid: Write SQL. Keep TypeScript. Skip the query-builder translation layer taskade/temporal-parser: A lexer and parser for temporal expressions Zod 4.6 perf fixes and Zod Mini standalone From the Community iamstan.dev: ES Modules via James Puffball: Inside TypeScript 7's Go Port: Designing Typed AST Nodes Without a Giant Struct cm.xyz: Understanding Why You'd Use Effect.ts Porffor: TSC compiled with Porffor Stephen Toub: Migrating the GitHub Copilot runtime to Rust, using Copilot Typeskell is a cursed project Burak.dev: The Complete Guide to HOCs in Next.js with React and TypeScript Interview with OpenTUI https://bsky.app/profile/orhun.dev/post/3mvlg6qrwls2u Shopify: Native is now the future of mobile at Shopify Bleet of the Week XKCD comic: guaranteed to be random Cool Links Designing Silicon From Scratch Dr.Semiconductor - YouTube Essential Craftsman – absolute gold carpentry tips Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #81
    September 17 · 56 min

    React 19.3, Safari 27 & Chrome 153 Loot Drops, and Cloudflare's New Worker Module Registry | News | Ep 81

    News for the week of Sep 7, 2026: new browser loot drops in Chrome 153 and Safari 27, React 19.3 lets you control view transitions, and how Cloudflare rewrote the workers module registry for better Node.js compatibility. From the community: why nobody pays OSS projects, interactively learn Effect, and the motivation behind Zena the Warrior Princ--er, a new programming language inspired by TypeScript. Partake in the No Sloptober Challenge! Head to no-sloptober.com to read the manifesto and see if you can challenge yourself to turn off LLMs and AI for October. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (05:11) - Tooling: React 19.3 (08:50) - Tooling: React Compiler is in Vite 8 via oxc (10:17) - Web Platform: Chrome 153 Brings (Proper) Single-axis Scroll Support (12:04) - Web Platform: Safari 27 First to Add Import Defer Support (17:04) - Web Platform: Cloudflare Turns Node Compatibility On By Default (20:42) - Library Watch: srvquery, Fully-typed Library for Browsing Game Servers (21:32) - Library Watch: microlighter, Zero Dependency Syntax Highlighter Using CSS Highlights API (23:15) - Library Watch: mcp-tada, Turn a MCP Client Into a Typed API (25:22) - Library Watch: upyo, Cross-runtime Email Sender (26:51) - Community: Laurie Voss Explains How We Can Force Companies to Pay for Open Source (33:35) - Community: Kit Langton Made an Interactive Intro to Effect.ts (34:52) - Community: Dan Holloran Advocates for Using the Built-in node:test Runner (36:45) - Community: Pablo Androetto Ported Thousands of Windows Games to the Browser in Excalibur.js (38:07) - Community: Dimitri Metropoulos Helps You Solve TS Performance Problems (39:19) - Community: Hexagon Hunt-and-Kill Maze Using Mazely (39:48) - Community: Justin Fagnani Explains Why He Made Zena, a TypeScript-inspird Programming Language (42:12) - Bleet of the Week (43:02) - Cool Link: Undisputed Authority with Roger Martin (46:42) - Cool Link: Fresh is a Powerful Terminal Text Editor and IDE (48:15) - Cool Link: How to Build Weighted Loot Tables (48:45) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Tooling: React 19.3 Tooling: What's New: August 2026 from VoidZero Web Platform: New in Chrome 153 Web Platform: Safari 27 Release Notes Web Platform: How we rebuilt Cloudflare Workers’ module registry for Node.js compatibility Library Watch Srvquery: fully-typed library for browsing game servers microlighter: zero-dep syntax highlighter using CSS Highlights API mcp-tada: create typed APIs for a MCP client Upyo: runtime-agnostic email sending library From the Community Laurie Voss: Nobody pays for open source. We can force them to. Kit Langton: Learn Effect.ts Dan Holloran: node:test is the test runner you already have installed Pablo Androetto: Game Preservation Dimitri Mitropoulos:Solving Your TypeScript Performance Problems - Dimitri Mitropoulos Wujue: A hexagon hunt-and-kill maze using Mazely Justin Fagnani: Zena: TypeScript like language Bleet of the Week Cool Links Get the Fresh editor in the terminal Two Ways to Roll Weighted Loot Undisputed Authority: Roger Martin Brett Codes: I'm done using AI Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #80
    September 15 · 52 min

    Vitest 5, rslib 1.0, and the No Sloptober Challenge | News | Ep 80

    News for the week of Aug 31, 2026: Vitest 5's new doctor command and perf enhancements, Rslib is now stable, and Astro 7.3 lets you run multiple preview servers at once. From the community: build circuit boards in React, TypeScript for Ruby devs, and another compile-time crime of implementing Brainf*** in TypeScript types. Partake in the No Sloptober Challenge! Head to no-sloptober.com to read the manifesto and see if you can challenge yourself to turn off LLMs and AI for October. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (05:51) - Personal Challenge: No Sloptober (10:53) - Tooling: Strongly-typed Normalized File Paths in the TS Codebase (13:05) - Tooling: Ember for TS 7 Declared Ready (14:23) - Tooling: Bun 1.4.1 Now Types Import Attributes in TS 7.1 Nightly (14:49) - Tooling: Vitest 5 Brings Trace View, Doctor, and Temporal Mocking (17:08) - Tooling: rslib 1.0, like TSDown But Built on rspack (20:41) - Metaframeworks: Astro 7.3 Can Run Multiple Preview Servers at Once (21:16) - Security: Outsource Vulnerability Remediation to Cloudflare's Managed Defense (24:08) - Library Watch: Starlight 0.42 (25:17) - Library watch: HQTUI, a High Quality Terminal UI (26:08) - Library Watch: tsmc, a TypeScript Runtime Written in minc (27:27) - Library Watch: tscircuit, React for Electronics (29:01) - Library Watch: jasypdf, Declarative PDFs in Pure TypeScript (30:04) - Library Watch: @stdlib/stdlib, Fundamental Numerical Library for JS and TS (30:24) - Library Watch: RetroImgHandler Can Decode, Validate, Convert, Preview, and Encode Retro Graphics (31:12) - Library Watch: causewalk, Inner Exception Unwrapping (33:12) - Library Watch: numpy-ts 1.7.0 is Now Faster Than Native NumPy (34:12) - Community: Kev Helps Ruby Devs Learn TypeScript (34:48) - Community: Hugo Wrote Brainf*** in TypeScript Types (36:23) - Community: How Turbopack Chunks Your JavaScript by Next.js (36:52) - Community: How Next.js Closed 1500 GitHub Issues in One Month (38:32) - Community: What's New in Svelte, Aug 2026 (38:52) - Community: David Dal Busco Wrote Two Tiny Utils for the Result Pattern (40:54) - Community: Matt Pocock Praises Effect.ts for Backends (41:38) - Bleet of the Week (42:26) - Cool Link: Bookmarklet to Open a New Tab Next to the Current One (44:25) - Cool Link: Understanding TETRIS as a Game Developer (45:59) - Cool Link: Orbliterate! A Game That Uses CAD for Level Design (47:03) - The Minnesota Short Goodnight News TypeScript: Strongly Typed paths example Ember for TS 7 declared ready Bun v1.4.1 Vitest 5.0 is out Rslib 1.0 is out Astro 7.3 – run multiple preview servers at once Cloudflare: Introducing context-aware vulnerability discovery and remediation Library Watch Starlight 0.42 documentation using Astro HQTUI: A high-quality terminal UI library TSMC: A TypeScript runtime written in minc TSCircuit: React for electronic circuit boards JASYPdf: Declarative PDFs in pure TypeScript Stdlib: Numerical and scientific funamental standard library for JS/TS RetroImgHandler: Encodes, decodes retro graphics Causewalk: Think inner exception unwrapping Numpy: 1.7.0 numpy-ts is faster than native Numpy From the Community Kev: TypeScript for Ruby devs · codingpaws Hugo: Brainf*** written in TS types Next: How Turbopack chunks your JavaScript Next: How we closed 1,500 GitHub issues in one month Svelte: What’s new in Svelte: September 2026 David Dal Busco: Two Tiny Utils for the Result Pattern Effect: Matt Pocock praises Effect.ts Bleet of the Week Cool Links Bookmarklet from Dr. Axel: Open new tabs next to current Understanding TETRIS As a Game Developer Orbliterate! uses parametric CAD for levels with TypeScript scripting for game logic Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #79
    September 3 · 1 hr 6 min

    pnpm 12, htmx 4, and Release Candidates for Remix 3 and Waku 1 | News | Ep 79

    News for the week of August 24, 2026: pnpm 12 brings a bunch of quality of life updates, htmx 4 makes attribute inheritance easier, and both Remix and Waku get release candidates. From the community: type-level dice rolls (what!), full-stack type safety for TS and .NET, and committing compile-time crimes. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (05:19) - Tooling: TypeScript Repo Migrated to TS 7 (06:31) - Tooling: Ambient Module Declarations for Import Attributes in TS 7 (08:02) - Tooling: Porforr Alpha is Out (10:21) - Tooling: pnpm 12 Brings a Long List of Updates (14:37) - Frameworks: Ember is Now Supported in TS 7 Nightly (15:06) - Frameworks: htmx 4 Released (19:09) - Frameworks: Remix 3 Release Candidate is Here (20:50) - Frameworks: Waku 1.0 Release Candidate is Here (21:53) - Web Platform: WebMCP Challenge by Netlify (22:48) - Web Platform: Chrome 152 Brings CPU Performance API, Connection Allowlists (25:54) - Web Platform: Firefox 155, Now with Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Support (27:45) - Web Platform: Firefox on iOS Can Now Block Ads (28:02) - Security: Next.js August 2026 Security Releases (29:19) - Security: Nuxt August 2026 Security Releases (30:42) - Security: Mini Shai-Hulud on OpenAPI React Query Codegen Packages (31:44) - Library Watch: minitype, Japanese Language Typesetting (32:40) - Libary Watch: Joist ORM 2.3, Now with Rails-style Scopes (33:51) - Library Watch: vgpu, a TypeScript Library for WebGPU (34:51) - Library Watch: drdice, Deterministic Dice Rolls... in Types (36:48) - Community: John Reilly's TS Migration Benchmark Harness (38:43) - Community: Josh Goldberg Interviews Daniel Rosenwasser on TS 7 and What Comes Next (39:02) - Community: Jake Archibald on Controlling When CSS Custom Properties are Computed (39:25) - Community: Niklas Bruhn Teaches Us Lean, Explained with TypeScript (41:58) - Community: Nx on Full Stack Type-safety with .NET (43:42) - Community: 6 AppSec CTOs Debate Supply Chain Attacks (44:19) - Community: dearlordylord on Branded Types and the Connascence of Execution (46:41) - Community: Hugo Vilela Committed Some Compiler-time Crimes (47:26) - Community: Amin Khansari Talks About Designing with Types (48:55) - Community: Remo Jansen on RFLCT, Runtime Type Metadata in TS 7 (50:53) - Community: Ghostty in the Browser with gespenst.dev (51:20) - Community: Jack LaFound Uses TS to Obtain One of the Rarest License Plates (51:58) - Bleet of the Week (52:17) - Cool Link: Now THAT's a Big Dragon Game on Steam (52:41) - Cool Link: Venkat Subramaniam on AI Coding (55:42) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Tooling: Main TypeScript repo migrated to TS 7 Tooling: Ambient Module Declarations for Import Attributes (formerly known as Import Assertions) Tooling: Porforr Alpha is out Tooling: pnpm 12 gets a bunch of updates! Ember: supported in TS 7 htmx: htmx 4.0.0 has been released! Remix: Remix 3 Release Candidate Waku: Waku 1.0 (RC) Netlify: OpenAI WebMCP Challenge: Build with Netlify Chrome: Chrome 152 released Firefox: Firefox 155.0 released Plus: Reduce clutter and distractions with Ad Blocker for Firefox on iOS Security Corner Next.js: August 2026 Security Release Nuxt: Nuxt Security Patch Releases Socket: Mini Shai-hulud compromise of OpenAPI packages Library Watch Minitype: Japanese TypeSetting in TypeScript Joist ORM: Joist 2.3 Released with Rails-style Scopes! vercel-labs/vgpu: a TypeScript library for WebGPU Reminds us of twigl dearlordylord/drdice: Type-level dice rolling From the Community John Reilly: Benchmark Harness Josh Goldberg w/Daniel Rosenwasser: TypeScript 7 and What Comes Next Jake Archibald: Controlling when CSS custom properties are computed Niklas Bruhn: Lean explained with TypeScript Nx: Polyglot monorepos Secure Disclosure Podcast: 6 AppSec CTOs Debate Open Source Supply Chain Security at Black Hat Igor (dearlordylord): Branded types and the connascence of execution Hugo Vilela: I Patched the TypeScript Compiler to Add Up Nine Numbers Amin Khansari: Series: Designing with Types: A TypeScript + Effect Approach Remo H. Jansen: RFLCT: Bringing Runtime Type Metadata to TypeScript 7 - DEV Community Ghostty in the Browser: gespenst Jack LaF...

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  • #78
    August 28 · 1 hr 9 min

    Bun 1.4, SolidStart v2, and SvelteKit v3 RC | News | Ep 78

    News for the weeks of Aug 10 and 17, 2026: major version releases from Bun, ElectroBun, SolidStart, and SvelteKit along with Aspire 13.5, which makes TypeScript app hosts generally available. From the community: self-hosted Durable Objects, anti-slop lint rules, hiding internal state in TS objects, and the true cost of AI coding. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (05:32) - Tooling: Content Mappers Merged Into TS 7.1 API (07:20) - Tooling: Bun 1.4, the One with Rust (10:27) - Tooling: Aspire 13.5, TypeScript App Hosts Now GA (13:13) - Metaframeworks: SvelteKit 3 Release Candidate is Here (15:33) - Metaframeworks: SolidStart V2 is Now Stable (17:24) - Web Platform: celld, Self-Hosted Workers and Durable Objects (19:02) - Web Platform: Cloudflare Announces $1 Million in Open Source Funding (20:36) - Web Platform: Node.js Interactive 2026 Talks (22:37) - Web Platform: Netlify Source for Hosting Git Version Control (24:20) - Security: Popular Rust Crates Compromised (25:29) - Library Watch: Slonick, a Node.js Postgres Client (27:12) - Library Watch: deopt, Analyze Node.js and V8 De-optimizations (29:15) - Library Watch: Electrobun 2, Now with a Custom Runtime (35:24) - Library Watch: Anti-slop Lint Rules (36:54) - Library Watch: yavascript Builds Cross-platform Bash-like Script Runners (38:46) - Community: Ryan Peterman Interviews Anders Heijlsberg (39:20) - Community: Matt Pocock Interviews Uncle Bob on Software Fundamentals in the Age of AI (39:43) - Community: Josh Goldberg Steps Back from OSS (41:21) - Community: Academind Teaches Us About Self-hosted Durable Objects (41:32) - Community: Remco Wrote an MDX Content Mapper for TS 7 (42:28) - Community: Feross Aboukhadijeh on How AI Agents Expand the Software Supply Chain Attack Surface (43:26) - Community: I would like to personally apologize to the creators of TypeScript (44:50) - Community: Scott Tolinksi on the True Cost of AI Coding (45:53) - Community: Carlos Menezes on Hiding Internal State in TS Objects (48:10) - Community: Tommy Rossi's Manifesto on Errors as Values in TS (49:58) - Community: Brett Codes on How to Make TypeScript and JavaScript Error Handling Better (50:34) - Community: Tero Piirainen Thinks the Bun 1.4 Rust Rewrite is Not Looking Good (52:08) - Community: GameDev.js Survey 2026 is Open (52:32) - Bleet of the Week (54:04) - Cool Link: Don't Paste the AI (59:14) - Cool Link: Local-first Landscape (01:00:34) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News TypeScript: Content Mappers merged into 7.1 branch Bun: Bun 1.4 (Video: Bun v1.4 ) Aspire: What's new in Aspire 13.5 Svelte: The SvelteKit 3 Release Candidate is here Solid: SolidStart v2 is now Stable Deno: celld, self-host your own Durable Objects Cloudflare: Announcing Cloudflare Ambassadors, Community Engineers, and another $1M in open-source funding Node.js: Node.js Interactive 2026: A Recap Netlify Source: The full power of Git, without the friction: A conversation with Netlify CTO Dana Lawson Socket: Popular Rust Crates Compromised in Build-Time Supply Chain Attack Library Watch gajus/slonik: A Node.js PostgreSQL client with runtime and build time type safety, and composable SQL deopt: Analyze Node.js and V8 de-optimizations Electrobun 2.0 comes with a new purpose-built runtime and CLI Anti-slop lint rules Biome https://github.com/kualta/anti-slop Oxlint https://github.com/dmmulroy/anti-slop YavaScript lets you build cross-platform Bash-like script runners From the Community Ryan Peterman: Creator of TypeScript: 10x Faster Typescript, Why AI Won't Replace SWEs | Anders Hejlsberg Matt Pocock: Uncle Bob on Software Fundamentals in the Age of AI Josh Goldberg: Stepping Back from Open Source (Mostly) | Goldblog Josh Goldberg: https://bsky.app/profile/joshuakgoldberg.com/post/3mtehtwtyrs2i Academind: Self-hosted durable objects are pretty interesting! Remco: mdx-content-mapper for TS 7 Feross Aboukhadijeh: How AI Agents Expand the Software Supply Chain Attack Surface Reddit: I would like to personally apologize to the creators of TypeScript Scott Tolinski: The True Cost of AI Coding Carlos Menezes: Hiding internal state in TypeScript objects Tommy Rossi: Errors as Values in TypeScript Brett Codes: TypeScript & JavaScript error handling is pretty bad (and how to make it better) Tero Piirainen: Bun 1.4 Rust rewrite is not looking good

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  • #77
    August 13 · 1 hr 3 min

    Astro 7.2, Stacked Pull Requests, and Eradicating any Using oxlint | News | Ep 77

    News for the week of August 3, 2026: Astro 7.2 adds incremental static builds, SvelteKit 3 preview, and a closer look at TypeScript 7.1 compiler APIs. From the community: build your own "isThingy" type guards, eliminating 'any' types using oxlint, and how it went adding Go's defer keyword to TypeScript. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (06:32) - Tooling: TypeScript 7.1 API Feature Roadmap (11:34) - Metaframeworks: Astro 7.2 Introduces Experimental Incremental Static Builds (12:44) - Metaframeworks: Sweltering Updates in SvelteKit 3 Preview (14:14) - Web: Cloudflare Open Sources an Issue Triage Agent (18:16) - Web: GitHub Now Supports Stacked Pull Requests (22:24) - Library Watch: zodql, Enforce Zod Schemas for GraphQL (24:11) - Library Watch: TanStack Form v2 is in Alpha (26:17) - Library Watch: TanStack Table V9 (28:08) - Library Watch: is-kit Lets You Build Your Own Type Guards (29:23) - Library Watch: typesafe-ts is Like a Toned Down Effect (31:14) - Library Watch: antiox, Rust-like Async Primitives for TypeScript (33:08) - Library Watch: apiful, a Fetch Client You Compose (33:53) - Community: Andrew Healey Adds Go's defer Keyword to TypeScript (36:24) - Community: Mastodon Upgrades to TypeScript 7 (36:57) - Community: Next.js on How They Made Navigations Instant in v0 (39:14) - Community: Mauro Bieg on How to Build a TypeScript Web Framework With No Build Step (39:52) - Community: Sam Rose Found a Bug in Kubernetes Thanks to Webernetes (41:35) - Community: afox.dev Releases Luna.nvim, a Minimal Neovim Theme (42:32) - Community: Silvenon's Oxlint Config to Eradicate any in Your Codebase (43:23) - Bleet of the Week (44:21) - Cool Link: tuicr Lets You View Side-by-Side PR Diffs in Your Terminal (46:12) - Cool Link: Green Building Advisor (48:17) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News TypeScript: API feature roadmap #4830 - microsoft/typescript-go Astro 7.2 brings incremental static builds What’s new in Svelte: August 2026 Cloudflare: How we built a software factory to drive Astro’s GitHub issue count to zero GitHub: ICYMI, Stacked pull requests Library Watch zodql: Enforce Zod schemas for your GraphQL Plus: https://github.com/enormora/schema-hub Plus: gql.tada TanStack Forms v2: Form v2 is here: All you need to know about the alpha TanStack Table v9: Announcing TanStack Table V9 is-kit: Build isThingy style type guards typesafe-ts (via Allan Duetsch): Runtime typesafety helpers antiox: Rust like async primitives for Typescript apiful: a fetch client you compose From the Community Andrew Healey: Adding Go's defer to the TypeScript Compiler Mastodon: Now written in TS7 Next: Making Navigations Instant in v0 Mauro Bieg: A TypeScript web framework with no build step Sam Rose: Found a bug in kubernetes Luna.nvim: Minimal colorscheme for TS Matija Marohnić: Eradicate as any with oxlint Bleet of the Week Cool Links GitHub - agavra/tuicr: a code review TUI with vim keybindings ("tweaker") Green Building Advisor for all your high-performance building needs Discord: Kamran's backyard studio build thread Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #76
    August 7 · 1 hr 2 min

    TS 7 Compiler API Plans, Elysia 2 Beta, and JSX in ASP.NET Core | News | Ep 76

    News for the week of July 27, 2026: insights into what's coming in TS 7.1, rendering JSX and TSX natively using ASP.NET Core, and Elysia gets rewritten with the new v2 beta. From the community: semantic versioning spec for types, a typesafe TSConfig builder, and lessons learned migrating ts-loader with AI. Kamran's New Course: React 19 Security and Safety Watch on Pluralsight. Learn how to deal with and protect yourself from real-world threats like XSS, CSRF, and supply chain attacks with full-stack React applications. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (04:53) - Tooling: TypeScript 7.1 Iteration Plan (07:29) - Tooling: TypeScript ESLint Still Needs TS 6 For Now (09:02) - Tooling: Emacs TypeScript LSP Fixed (09:24) - Tooling: JsxCore is a Native JSX/TSX View Engine for ASP.NET Core (12:50) - Tooling: Notion as Code (in TypeScript) (14:31) - Metaframeworks: Nuxt July Security Patches (15:22) - Metaframeworks: Elysia 2 Beta is a Full Rewrite (18:08) - Web: Cloudflare Workers RPC Now Works Across Python and JavaScript (21:00) - Web: Chrome 151 Adds User Media Element (23:56) - Security: Ongoing npm Supply Chain Attack for keyv and cacheable Scopes (25:56) - Security: Node July Security Releases (26:24) - Library Watch: semver-ts, a Spec for Versioning Types (28:03) - Library Watch: JS2WASM Compiler is in the Experimental Phase (30:40) - Library Watch: PeurTS, Write TS in Unity, Unreal, and .NET (32:03) - Library Watch: dynwinrt, Mess with WinRT APIs in TypeScript (34:16) - Library Watch: syt, Type-safe TSConfig Builder (35:09) - Library Watch: rm-pushnotify, Cross-browser Push Notifications (37:05) - Library Watch: mazely, a Maze Editor and Solver in TypeScript (38:05) - Library Watch: inclusive-color, a Color Space for Human Skin Colors (39:00) - Community: Are the Types Wrong? (39:58) - Community: John Reilly Migrated ts-loader to TypeScript 7 (41:16) - Community: Jake Worth Shares Daily TypeScript Notes in Your Inbox (42:13) - Community: Tabularis Ported Their Visual EXPLAIN Rust Parsers to TypeScript (43:14) - Community: Jake Archibald Wants Us to Learn From His Tool Tip Accessibility Mistake (44:57) - Community: Debugging TypeScript Applications Book by Andrey Ozornin (45:50) - Community: David Sherret Made TS AST Viewer Support TS 7 (46:42) - Bleet of the Week (48:48) - Cool Link: Reliability Lessons from SQLite by Richard Hip (51:24) - Cool Link: Why I Delete My Tests Every Night by KCD (52:02) - Cool Link: Nirvanna the Band the Show (54:23) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News TypeScript: 7.1 iteration plan PSA TS 6/7 - typescript-eslint and others that depend on compiler apis emacs LSP fixed JsxCore: Native JSX + Preact/React support for ASP.NET Core MVC Notion: In beta, Notion as code Nuxt: Nuxt Security Patch Releases Elysia: Elysia 2 beta - DayDream Cloudflare: Workers RPC now works across Python and JavaScript Chrome: New in Chrome 151 Socket: Popular npm Packages in the keyv and Cacheable Namespaces Compromised in Active Supply Chain Attack Node: July Security Releases Library Watch semver-ts: Semantic Versioning for TypeScript Types JS2: JS to WASM AOT Compiler Puerts: TS in Unreal Engine or Unity in TS!?! dynwinrt: Mess with WinRT APIs using TS syt: a typesafe builder for tsconfigs (via domutala) rm-pushnotify: Browser push notifications library Mazely: Maze editor and generation in TS Inclusive Color: Inclusive human skin color space From the Community Are The Types Wrong: Tool for checking declaration files John Reilly: Migrating ts-loader to TypeScript 7.1 with AI Jake Worth: TypeNotes – Daily learning notes for TS and JS developers Tabularis: Visual EXPLAIN beyond the app: one engine, multiple hosts (c/w LLM-assisted) Jake Archibald: Fixing my tooltip accessibility mistake Andrey Ozornin: Debugging TypeScript Applications: Build Web Apps That Don't Break David Sheeret: TS Ast viewer supports 7 Bleet of the Week Cool Links Take some lessons from Reliability Lessons From SQLite - Richard Hipp | SSW 2026 You should watch Nirvana the Band the Show Stop Being Tricked by theprimeagen <...

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  • #75
    July 30 · 53 min

    Type-aware Linting Stable in oxlint, Qwik v2 Beta, and Octane Turns Up the Heat on React | News | Ep 75

    News for the week of July 20, 2026: Oxlint type-aware linting is now stable, Qwik v2 is now in beta, and the successor to Inferno is lighting up React. From the community: must-watch talks from Software Should Work conference, why Node.js can't harden against prototype pollution, and practical TypeScript tips learned while building a Trello clone. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (03:45) - Tooling: WebStorm Adds TypeScript 7 to the IDE (04:34) - Tooling: TypeScript 7.1 Compiler API is in Progress (05:32) - Tooling: Type-aware Linting is Now Stable in oxlint (08:24) - Tooling: New Buz Runtime is a Bun Port in Modern Zig (10:48) - Tooling: TypeScript 7 is Getting Some Perf Improvements (11:23) - Metaframeworks: Solid.js Getting a Rewrite in Rust? (12:53) - Metaframeworks: Qwik v2 Beta is Official (15:16) - Metaframeworks: Next.js July Security Release is Available (17:13) - Web: TypeScript AI Conference Videos Are Up (18:05) - Web: A Bunch of TC39 Proposals Advance (20:27) - Web: Octane, Successor to Inferno is a New React Alternative (23:46) - Web: Firefox 153 with Quality of Life Updates (26:22) - Security: Malicious Corepack Site Was Tricking People Into Downloading Malware (28:32) - Security: Wordpress Exploit is Pretty Darn Bad (29:49) - Security: White House Launches Gold Eagle Initiative (30:54) - Library Watch: scriptc, Compiles TypeScript to Native Binaries (33:50) - Library Watch: API Extractor Helps You Build Better TS Library Packages (35:35) - Library Watch: knip Keeps Knipping Its Own Performance (35:52) - Library Watch: TanStack Markdown and Highlight (36:48) - Library Watch: webpack 105.9 Ships Zero-config Bundling (39:39) - Community: Jim's TrueType QR Code Font (40:11) - Community: Software Should Work Conference Videos Are Up (41:18) - Community: MochaJS is Sponsoring Other Open Source Projects (41:43) - Community: Effect Miami 2 Talks Are Up (42:05) - Community: Antony Jones Shares Practical TypeScript Benefits, Pitfalls, and Patterns That Paid Off (43:09) - Community: Jon Sagara Upgrades Microsoft.TypeScript.MSBuild to v7 (43:57) - Community: Rachel Johnson Will Teach You To Build Express APIs in TypeScript (44:21) - Community: Matteo Collina Says No, We Can't Harden Node.js Against Prototype Pollution (45:43) - Community: Matia Makes the Web Fun Again with Pretext (47:43) - Cool Link: I Tried Coding My Own Graphics Library (48:37) - Cool Link: nitter.net Lets You Follow People on X or Get RSS Feeds (49:36) - The Minnesota Short Goodnight News Developer Tooling TypeScript 7 in JetBrains WebStorm TypeScript v7.1 is cooking Oxlint: Type-Aware Linting Stable Buz: A drop-in replacement for Bun using modern Zig Metaframeworks SolidJS rewritten in Rust? Qwik v2 Beta is official Next.js: July 2026 Security Release Web TypeScript AI: The only conference for TypeScript AI developers More ECMAScript Proposals Advanced Octane announced, successor to Inferno (React, compiled) Browsers Firefox 153: See All New Features, Updates and Fixes Security Socket: Beware of fake Corepack site (since taken down) Wordpress: Wordpress Exploit is Absolutely Beautiful Socket: White House Launches Gold Eagle Initiative to Manage Surge in AI-Discovered Vulnerabilities Library Watch Scriptc: https://github.com/vercel-labs/scriptc API Extractor: Validate and track breaking changes on output typings Knip is k-nipping perf Introducing TanStack Markdown and TanStack Highlight Webpack 5.109: Zero-config bundling for new projects From the Community Jim: TrueType QR code font Software Should Work conference Andrew Kelly’s Talk Don't Take the Black Pill - Andrew Kelley | SSW 2026 Alexis King The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Constructive Data Modeling - Alexis King | SSW 2026 Fil-C Real Memory Safety Fil-C: Garbage In, Memory Safety Out! - Filip Pizlo | SSW 2026 Joshua Goldberg: Mocha is donating to other projects: Knip, @nodejs.org, Prettier, and Unified Effect: Effect Miami 2 videos landed Antony Jones: TypeScript in Practice: Benefits, Pitfalls and Patterns That Paid Off Jon Sagara: Upgrading Microsoft.TypeScript.MSBuild to v7.0.0 Rachel Johnson: FreeCodeCamp: Build Bullet-Proof APIs in Express w/ TS Matteo Collina:

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  • #74
    July 21 · 1 hr 16 min

    Announcing TypeScript 7, Bun 1.4 is in Rust, and Vite+ Beta | News | Ep 74

    News for the first half of July, 2026: TypeScript 7 is now generally available, Bun's Rust port will be official in v1.4, plus Nuxt 4.5, and Astro 7.1 updates. From the community: Tangled is the new hotness, a tool that can refactor TypeScript, and a modern CSS theming guide. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (09:12) - Tools: TypeScript 7 is Now Stable and Available (13:06) - Tools: Vite+ is Now in Beta (15:17) - Tools: Vite 8.1 Brings Experimental Bundle Dev Mode (17:40) - Tools: Nx 23 Supports Angular 22 and TypeScript 6 (18:25) - Runtimes: Bun is Ported to Rust from Zig (25:22) - Runtimes: Node 26.5.0 Brings Experimental Import Text Support (25:40) - Runtimes: Deno 2.9.2 Speeds Up Across the Board (26:39) - Metaframeworks: Nuxt 4.5 Ships Major Upgrades to Build Layer (27:46) - Metaframeworks: Astro 7.1 Lets You Run Multiple Dev Servers at Once (28:57) - Metaframeworks: Next.js Formalizes Security Release Schedule (29:52) - Browsers: Chrome 150 Brings Declarative Updates (30:51) - AI: New Kimi K3 Open Weight Model Tops the Coding Leaderboards (31:51) - AI: 1Password Can Let Agents Securely Use Credentials (34:21) - Security: More npm Packages Compromised in Ongoing Supply Chain Attacks (34:44) - Security: npm 12 Ships with Install Scripts Off by Default (37:11) - Library Watch: Zenolith Rendering Engine (38:30) - Library Watch: Box3D for 3D Physics Simulations (39:18) - Library Watch: Porffor is Now Self-Hosted, Faster, and More Efficient (40:56) - Library Watch: Updated WebGPU Types for TS 6 and 7 (41:35) - Library Watch: rslint 0.7 is TS-first, ESLint-compatible, and 30% Faster (42:16) - Library Watch: magic-string Reaches 1.0 (43:26) - Library Watch: Effect V4 Beta (44:02) - Community: Daniel Roe's SyncHub Helps You Mirror GH Repos to Tangled (47:21) - Community: Jared Forsyth's Dosido Helps You Refactor TypeScript (48:37) - Community: Una Kravetz Teaches You How to Do Modern CSS Theming (49:54) - Community: Jake Archibald's Journey Customizing Select Heights (51:38) - Community: Visualize Data Structures and Algorithms Step-by-Step (53:28) - Community: Joss Mackison Has TypeScript Opinions (54:35) - Community: Jessica Wachtel Dives Deep Into Understanding WebAssembly (55:02) - Community: James Randall Recreated the BBC Micro Game 'Exile' in TypeScript (55:55) - Community: Berlin TypeScript Meetup (56:10) - Bleets of the Week (57:46) - Cool Link: Email Verification API in Chrome Origin Trial (01:01:29) - Cool Link: Coding ASMR Videos (01:03:18) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Announcing TypeScript 7.0 Announcing Vite+ Beta Vite 8.1 is out! Nx 23.1 Is Here: Per-Run Performance Reports, TypeScript 6, and Angular 22 Rewriting Bun in Rust Node 26.5.0: Experimental text imports Deno 2.9.2 perf wins Nuxt 4.5 Astro 7.1 Next.js Security Release and Our Next Patch Release Chrome 150: Post by @tunetheweb.com — Bluesky Kimi K3 tops Arena's coding leaderboard — and it's open-weight 1Password's new browser integration for Claude changes how AI uses your credentials jscrambler npm Package Compromised in Supply Chain Attack npm v12 Ships With Install Scripts Off by Default, Begins Deprecating 2FA-Bypass Tokens Library Watch Zenolith a renderer engine : r/typescript Box3D!!? @erincatto.bsky.social on Bluesky Porffor is now self-hosted TypeScript WebGPU types Rslint 0.7: TypeScript-first, ESLint-compatible, and 30% faster than v0.6 magic-string 1.0 Effect v4 beta From the Community Daniel Roe: Built synchub.io to mirror GH to Tangled Jared Forsyth: Automate typescript refactors with dosido Una Kravets: Modern CSS theming with light-dark(), contrast-color(), and style queries Jake Archibald: The Goldilocks customizable select height nyaomaru: I Built a Tool to Visualize Data Structures and Algorithms Joss Mackison: TypeScript with Opinions Jessica Wachtel: WebAssembly is everywhere. Here's how it works James Randall: BBC Micro 'Exile' recreation in TS Prisma: TS Berlin meetup, July 31 Bleet of the Week Bonus Bleet of the Week Cool Links

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  • #73
    July 2 · 57 min

    TypeScript, Agents, and What Skills Will Matter Tomorrow | Kent C Dodds | Ep 73B

    In this episode, we interview Kent. C Dodds, a prolific developer educator and TypeScript fan, to talk about his new courses and where he sees the future of software development going. Should you still learn to code in 2026? What skills will still be valuable 5 or 10 years from now? And how is he using agents day-to-day in his own work? Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Meet Kent C. Dodds, Developer Educator (04:44) - Should You Still Bother to Learn TypeScript in 2026? (08:21) - Everyone Has Knowledge Gaps No Matter Your Experience (10:42) - The Role of Agents in Software Development (15:34) - AI Lowers the Barrier of Entry But It Doesn't Raise Your Ceiling (17:36) - What Skills Will Become More Valuable in the Future? (25:59) - How Agents Are Taking Lower-Value Work (30:35) - Where Does TypeScript Fit in This Future? (34:02) - Practical TypeScript Foundations for Fluency (39:07) - Interactive and Cohort-based Learning (41:27) - From Zero to Hero with TypeScript (46:09) - How Kent Integrates AI-assisted Learning (48:30) - Kent's Tips on Working with Coding Agents (55:28) - Where to Find Kent Online Kent's Links Practical TypeScript: Foundations for Fluency EpicWeb.dev Epic AI Call Kent Podcast Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #72
    June 23 · 1 hr 9 min

    TypeScript 7 RC, a Bun-like DX for Node.js, and k8s in the Browser | News | Ep 72

    News for the week of June 15, 2026: TypeScript 7 RC, Astro 7, Babel 8, React Router 8, and a new Bun-like DX for Node.js. From the community: k8s simulated in the browser, relocating rigor, and which frameworks cost the most tokens. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (05:13) - News: TypeScript 7 RC Announcement (07:32) - News: nub, Bun-like DX on Top of Stock Node.js (10:51) - News: React Compiler Rust Rewrite Rolling Out (12:18) - News: Astro 7, Faster Than Ever (13:31) - News: React Router 8, a Big Boring Release (In a Good Way) (14:55) - News: Babel 8, ESM-only, Separate Polyfill Injection (18:14) - News: Localized Time Element HTML Proposal (19:43) - News: Chrome Third-party DevTools Integration for Agents (22:20) - Security: Node.js Patched for High Severity CVEs (23:56) - Security: Over 140 Mastra npm Packages Compromised (25:47) - Security: GH Actions Will Now Block pull_request_target (26:42) - Security: npm Malware is Trying to Thwart AI Scanners with Prompt Injection (30:10) - Security: Socket MCP Server Update (30:33) - Library Watch: Mastro.js Now with Zero Deps (31:01) - Library Watch: MapKit.js 6 for Embedding Apple Maps (31:24) - Library Watch: Monogatari 2.8, Visual Novel Engine in TS (32:51) - Community: Addy Osmani on Agentic Code Reviews (36:59) - Community: Relocating Rigor by Chad Fowler (42:08) - Community: Generating Endless "I Spy" from Wikipedia by Neal Agarwal (42:40) - Community: Webernetes, k8s in the Browser by Sam Rose (43:42) - Community: Josh Goldberg on JS Tooling, Future of Web Dev (44:01) - Community: Evan You on Joining Cloudflare by Red Monk (44:22) - Community: ShopTalk on TypeScript Complaints (46:28) - Community: The Token Cost of Frameworks by Andrey Kucherenko (49:33) - Community: Is It Worth Learning to Code in 2026? by Lost Relic Games (51:07) - Bleet of the Week (53:22) - Cool Link: Making a Brick Tower Using Shaders (54:50) - Cool Link: Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson (55:44) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Typescript: Announcing TypeScript 7.0 RC Nub: A bun-like DX on top of Node.js React: New React Compiler in Rust rolling out Astro: Astro 7.0 is out! React Router: React Router v8 release Babel 8: Releasing Babel 8 today: ESM-only, drop ES5 default, and a smooth migration path TC39: Localized <time> element Chrome: Introducing third-party developer tools for Chrome DevTools for agents Node: Thursday, June 18, 2026 Security Releases Socket.dev Mastra package compromise GH blocking pull_request_target NPM malware using prompt injection MCP updates Library Watch Mastro: Now with Zero Dependencies Webkit: Discover MapKit JS 6: Rebuilt for Today’s Web Developer Monogatari 2.80: TypeScript rewrite From the Community Addy Osmani: Agentic Code Review Chad Fowler: Relocating Rigor Neal Agarwal: Endless I Spy Sam Rose: K8s in browser Josh Goldberg: Biome and the future of JS tooling Red Monk: Kate Holterhoff interviews Evan You about joining Cloudflare ShopTalk: TypeScript Complaints, Slowing Down, and AT Proto Protocols Andrey Kucherenko: Framework token tax Lost Relic Games: Should You Still Learn To Code in 2026? Bleet of the Week Cool Links Coding a brick tower (Shader toy) Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #71
    June 16 · 49 min

    Stack Overflow for Agents, Nuxi Agent, and Safari 27 Beta | News | Ep 71

    News for the week of June 8, 2026: Nuxi agent helps you learn Nuxt, Stack Overflow builds a dedicated knowledge base for agents, and new talks from Web Engine Hackfest and JSNation available for your viewing pleasure. From the community: explaining the `unknown` type, template literal type cheatsheet, and understanding how standard.site works with ATproto. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (06:11) - News: Introducing Nuxi Agent for Nuxt.js (07:20) - News: Stack Overflow for Agents (13:42) - News: Web Engine Hackfest and JSNation 2026 Conferences (15:37) - News: What's New in Safari 27 from WWDC (17:14) - Security: Node.js High Sev Patches Slated Around June 17 (17:48) - Security: US Government Yanks Back Claude Fable After Launch (19:43) - Library Watch: Mastro.js ATProto Helper (20:25) - Library Watch: fallow, a Code Quality Impact Analyzer for Agents (22:57) - Library Watch: rspack Adding Source Phase Imports for WASM (23:34) - Library Watch: SAP UI5 TypeScript 6 and 7 Updates (24:19) - Community: Boston TS Club Wants You to Speak (24:44) - Community: TypeScript Template Literal Cheatsheet (25:18) - Community: The "unknown" Type by Software Dev Diaries (26:42) - Community: Where Rust Wins by Francesco Ciulla (27:40) - Community: Understanding Standard.site by Mat Marquis (30:39) - Community: Building GNOME Apps with TS by Philip Chimento (32:20) - Community: Life on an ESM in Node.js by Joyee Cheung (33:16) - Community: Introduction to Three.js Shader Language (TSL) (35:05) - Secret of the Handbook: Performance Tips (36:15) - Cool Link: How Close Were Dinosaurs to a Stone Age? (37:26) - Cool Link: Ocarina of Time Remake (37:57) - Cool Link: JavaScript for Everyone Course by Mat Marquis (38:52) - The Minnesota Long Rant News Nuxt: Meet Nuxi, an agent for Nuxt.js Stack Overflow: Announcing Stack Overflow for Agents Conferences: 2026 Web Engine Hackfest and JSNation 2026 WWDC: Safari 27 Spec Compliant ESM Loader Node: Wednesday, June 17, 2026 Security Releases Socket: US Government Forces Anthropic to Pull Claude Fable Days After Launch Library Watch mastrojs/atproto standard.site helper (bsky) fallow-rs/fallow: Codebase intelligence for TypeScript and JavaScript RSPack: adding import source SAP UI5: TypeScript 6 and 7 – What UI5 TypeScript Developers Need to Know in 2026 From the Community Boston TypeScript Club call for speakers Josh is speaking on TS 7 Slicker.me: Template Literal Types Cheatsheet Software Developer Diaries: TypeScript's "unknown" Type Explained Francesco Ciulla: Rust and Web Development in 2026: Where It Actually Wins Mat Marquis: https://wil.to/posts/standard-site/ Philip Chimento: JavaScript and TypeScript on 2025’s GNOME (Slides) JumpLink: Games on Linux using GJSify Joyee Cheung: Life of an ESM in Node.js – and How It's Changing for the Better (Slides) Alvaro Dev Labs: Intro to TSL - WebGPU Shaders without GLSL Maxime Heckel: Field Guide to TSL and WebGPU Secret of the Handbook: TypeScript perf wiki Cool Links How Close Were Dinosaurs To A Stone Age? Nintendo direct Ocarina of Time Remake! JavaScript for Everyone by Mat Marquis Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #70
    June 11 · 38 min

    VoidZero Joins Cloudflare, New npm 12 Security Defaults, and Angular 22 | News | Ep 70

    News for the week of June 1, 2026: VoidZero joins Cloudflare, npm 12 will fix security defaults, and Angular 22 is out. From the community: tips every TS developer should know, how numpy-ts got faster than native, and recent developer talks you should pay attention to. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (06:33) - News: TypeScript Updates from MS Build 2026 (07:24) - News: VoidZero Joins Cloudflare (09:06) - News: Angular 22 Brings Stable Signal Forms (12:37) - News: TypeScript 7 Bugs Squashed (14:40) - Security: npm 12 Changing Security Defaults (15:59) - Security: Mini Shai-Hulud Affects Red Hat Cloud Services Packages (16:26) - Security: pnpm 11.5 Now Supports Staged npm Publishing (17:58) - Library Watch: modalyze, a React Modal Library (18:24) - Library Watch: ts-defold (19:04) - Community: TypeScript Tips Everybody Show Show by Matt Smith (20:42) - Community: Making numpy-ts as Fast as Native by Nico (21:42) - Community: SHA-256 in TypeScript Types by Monty Anderson (22:32) - Community: JSHeroes 2026 Talks are Live (23:44) - Community: F/Thank You by Pawel (25:04) - Community: Kubernetes and Retiring at the Top by Kelsey Hightower (26:07) - Community: Why Modern Languages Don't Look Like C by rats159 (27:03) - Community: What Bun Can Tell Us About AI, OSS, and Anthropic by Red Monk (29:32) - Bleet of the Week (29:58) - Cool Link: Making an E-bike Motor from Scratch (30:32) - Cool Link: Visual Illusion With Purple Dots (31:08) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Daniel Rosenwasser: TypeScript updates from MSBuild 2026 Cloudflare: VoidZero is Joining Cloudflare Google: What’s new in Angular v22 TypeScript Bug Fixes: TS7 literal correction and a type--stripping bug GitHub: Upcoming breaking changes for npm v12 Socket: Mini Shai-Hulud Campaign Hits Red Hat Cloud Services npm Packages Socket: pnpm 11.5 Adds Support for Recognizing npm Staged Publishes ... Library Watch Modalyze - React modal library ts-defold - Scaffold Defold games in TypeScript From the Community Matt Smith: AllThingsSmitty/typescript-tips-everyone-should-know Nico: Making numpy-ts as fast as native Monty Anderson: SHA-256 in TS Types (via MiTS) JSHeroes talks live: Daniel Roe: Working Backwards Dominic: Using knip to Remove 28k Lines of Code Pawel: F***/Thank You Kelsey Hightower: Kubernetes and retiring at the top with Kelsey Hightower Rats159: Why newer languages don't declare variables like C Red Monk: What Bun Can Tell Us About AI, Open Source and Anthropic Bleet of the Week Cool Links I Built an E-Bike Using My From-Scratch Electric Motor Purple dot illusion Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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  • #69
    June 2 · 1 hr 6 min

    Astro 6.4, Rust's Restriction on LLMs, and Why tsgo Uses So Much Memory | News | Ep 69

    News for the week of May 25, 2026: Astro's new Markdown processor API, Rust's take on LLM authorship, and new stage 4 TC39 proposals. From the community: highlights. Sponsored by Excalibur.js Excalibur.js is the free and open source friendly TypeScript 2D game engine for the web. Learn to make web games with TypeScript or JavaScript! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, and first-party plugins for popular 2D gamedev tools. Homepage and Docs: https://excaliburjs.com Make Your First Game in 10 Minutes Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/9UemP985Uy Chapters (00:00) - Welcome to the Show (03:32) - News: Astro 6.4 Has a New Markdown Processor API (06:16) - News: What's New in Svelte, June 2026 (07:01) - News: Rust Moves to Restrict LLM Use for rust/lang (13:25) - News: Porffor.dev is Now Served From a Native TS Binary (14:45) - News: Several ECMAScript Proposals Moving to Stage 4 (18:10) - Security: Malicious Postinstall Hooks Found in 700+ GH Repositories (20:22) - Library Watch: Replacements.fyi Helps Find Replacement Libraries (21:52) - Library Watch: Sandcastle Helps You Sandbox Local Coding Agents (23:30) - Library Watch: rspack Now Has Better Cross-module Tree-shaking (25:42) - Library Watch: Thales Compiles TypeScript to Lean 4 Proof Language (27:03) - Community: 2ality Going Offline for Awhile (28:46) - Community: Hardening npm Publishing by Jovi de Croock (33:51) - Community: Why Does tsgo Use So Much Memory? (35:38) - Community: Fixing TS Perf Problems, a Case Study by Viget (36:33) - Community: Rust-Inspired TypeScript by Rijk van Zanten (37:22) - Community: Speeding Up the JavaScript Ecosystem with oxlint and oxfmt by Marvin Hagemeister (38:40) - Community: Is AI Causing a Repeat of Frontend's Lost Decade? by Mauro Bieg (41:14) - Community: 4 Component Scoped CSS Techniques by Mauro Bieg (43:28) - Building Type-Safe APIs with Hano (44:00) - Community: Using Effect.ts in OpenCode by Dax Raad (44:30) - Community: Tip on Object.assign Typing vs. Runtime Behavior (45:46) - Bleet of the Week (47:08) - Cool Link: Building OpenCode with Dax Raad (49:28) - Cool Link: Mina the Hollower (50:22) - The Minnesota Long Goodbye News Astro: Astro 6.4 Svelte: What’s new in Svelte: June 2026 Socket: Rust Moves to Restrict LLM Use in Contributions After Months of Internal Debate Porffor: porffor.dev is now served from a TS native binary ECMAScript Corner Stage 4: Explicit resource management Stage 4: Atomics.pause Stage 4: Iterator methods Security: Malicious Postinstall Hook Found Across 700+ GitHub Repositories, Including Packagist and Node.js Projects Library Watch replacements.fyi helps you find safer npm package alternatives (via Inautilo) Sandcastle sandboxes your coding agents (Matt Pocock) Rspack gets smarter about cross-module tree shaking Thales is a TypeScript Compiler for the Lean proof language (via jessealama) From the Community 2ality: Going offline for awhile (Buy Dr. Axel's books!) Jovi de Croock: Secure npm publishing Zack Overflow: Why does tsgo use so much memory? Viget: Fixing TypeScript Performance Problems: A Case Study Rijk van Zanten: Rust-Inspired Typescript Marbin Hagemeister: Speeding up the JavaScript ecosystem - oxlint and oxfmt Mastro: Is AI causing a repeat of Frontend’s Lost Decade? Mastro: Four ways to do component-scoped CSS without a complex build step Web Dev Simplified: How To Build A Production Ready API - Auth, JWT, API Keys Dax Raad: Effect at OpenCode | Dax Raad | Effect Miami 🇺🇸 2026 JP: Object.assign’s type annotation doesn’t match runtime behavior Bleet of the week Cool Links Erik: Building OpenCode with Dax Raad Kamran: Mina the Hollower Music Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)

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