Ed Ezekiel

@edezekiel.bsky.social

🖥️ Software Engineer @herodevs.bsky.social 🌌 Science Fiction and Fantasy nerd 🐻 Memphis Grizzlies fan ⚖️ Former Attorney https://www.edezekiel.com

tsup is not actively maintained anymore 👀 With >9M NPM monthly downloads and >10k GitHub stars, tsup is undeniably a popular choice for bundling. Unfortunately, it is not under active maintenance anymore. Thanks to @egoist.dev & contributors for all the work on tsup 🙏🏻

A screenshot from the tsup repository showing a text above the heading: "Warning: This project is not actively maintained anymore. Please consider using tsdown instead. Read more in the migration guide".

At HeroDevs, we’re actively working with key CVE program stakeholders and other cybersecurity vendors to chart the path forward. As we wait to see what the future of the program looks like tomorrow, we stand firmly behind the CVE program and are committed to ensuring its longevity indefinitely.

I'm working on a little side project, and the api I'm hitting is making me convert timezones 😭. At least there's `Intl`! --- new Intl.DateTimeFormat('en-US', { timeZone: 'America/Chicago', year: 'numeric', month: '2-digit', day: '2-digit', }); ---

I'm building a small widget that consumes two rate-limited endpoints. I want to cache results for a minute for each endpoint using Cloudflare Workers. Do I: 1. Create one Worker, using caches.default to manually handle caching; or 2. Create two Workers, each using Cache-Control headers?