Andrei Pfeiffer

@andreipfeiffer.dev

Code Designer, fighting software entropy

Aaaand it's a wrap 🌯 We loved having you all in this edition, the speakers, the attendees and the sponsors. We made new friends and we got the chance to old ones again after many years. Stay tuned for 2027!

Ready for a new tim.js edition? Our 107th meetup comes with a strong AI flavor, and we’re excited to see you on May 27th! On the agenda: 🎤 Beyond the UI: Web Applications in the Age of Agents by Adrian Faciu 🎤 AI made me better. Faster. Exhausted. by Anca Spatariu 👉 luma.com/p9e0pv9o

tim.js meetup #107 · Luma

Hello JavaScripters, ready for a new tim.js edition? This time we are meeting at HAUFE Group. Here is the agenda: *** 🎤 Beyond the UI: Web Applications in…

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Lettermatic ✕ GitHub Next: the inside story of Monaspace, a truly groundbreaking advancement for how we display code. We knew that Lettermatic would go deep, but we were still amazed by their level of knowledge and craft. See their case study below, and get the fonts at monaspace.githubnext.com

Monaspace

An innovative superfamily of fonts for code

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Riley Cran@rileycran.bsky.social · 5mo ago

New work for GitHub: Monaspace. 🔤 A superfamily of 5 open-source typefaces for code. Full case study here: lettermatic.com/custom/monas...

📣 New blog post: The complete map of project anatomies andreipfeiffer.dev/blog/2026/pr... Finally, after several months of iterations, I've managed to publish my analysis on files and folders structure evolution in software projects and popular approaches applicability at different scales.

The complete map of project anatomies

In this blog post we'll analyse hospitals distribution at different scales and see that software projects follow a similar evolution regarding their files and folders anatomy.

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A short article on the perils of the old JS Date API by @philna.sh 📜 It explains the modern solution: use Temporal which shipped in Chrome 144 yesterday 👍 And the article is already out of date! 😉 (in a good way - the article was published 24 hours before Chrome shipped)

From the article "Temporal has still not made it to many JavaScript engines. At the time of writing, it is available in Firefox and nowhere else"

Plus red annotation "Not true: now in Chrome!"
Phil Nash@philna.sh · 7mo ago

Wrote a new blog post. This is the story of how I tried to add one month to a JavaScript date and discovered the result was 9 months earlier. Yes, the problem was time zones. Even though the time didn't matter. philna.sh/blog/2026/01...