exciting news! we've partnered with @frontside.com together we're bringing their work on clayterm into the ecosystem as @bomb.sh/tty, a high-performance wasm renderer for terminal apps and we're jointly contributing $400/mo to support maintenance of the underlying clay layout engine

Bombshell and The Frontside partner, release TTY engine

The Frontside joins Bombshell core maintainers, contributing Clayterm (now `@bomb.sh/tty`) to our open source ecosystem

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Effection 4.1 is out: ⚡️ faster runtime, package half the size 🤝 support for JavaScript's explicit resource management 🧬 New `experimental` entry: Contextual APIs, our take on algebraic effects frontside.com/effection/bl...

Strict: because even with strong guarantees that all tasks have finished, you can still waste work and experience inadvertent deadlocks when background tasks keep running after the foreground is done. frontside.com/effection/bl...

What is Strict Structured Concurrency? | Blog | Effection

Effection applies a refined version of structured concurrency where background tasks are automatically reclaimed when their scope exits. The result is code that focuses on the algorithm, not on cleanu...

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Kotlin, Swift, Python 3.11, and Java 21 all ship it, and Go has libraries to implement it. This is why JavaScript needs Structured Concurrency frontside.com/effection/bl...

Why JavaScript Needs Structured Concurrency | Blog | Effection

Structured programming tamed the chaos of early computing. Structured concurrency does the same for async — and Effection brings it to JavaScript.

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Surprise — we’re turning 20 later this year. We've impacted millions of users and 300K+ developers—from startups to enterprises to OSS. We never chased the spotlight, just the hardest problems— and after 20 years, boy, do we have stories. 😅 Follow along at #Frontside20