Max
@maxwellcohen.bsky.social
Everything will be great! Husband, father of 2, professional software engineer during the work week, and trying to be a developer by night. I will check your site's robots.txt and mobile experience. Modern Web, Vue, and React Compiler Fan!
Very excited about this release! It includes the Rust compiler and TypeScript 7, so builds are much faster. I need to test it out, but I am pretty sure there is a 5% to 10% decrease in client JS compared to Next 16.2. Congratulations to the @nextjs.org team on the release!
Next.js 16.3 is now available! • Up to 90% less memory in dev • Faster builds, type checking, and rendering • Better tooling for AI agents • Custom error boundaries • Instant Navigations for SPA-like responsiveness nextjs.org/blog/next-16-3 Here's what's new ↓
Meta models will no longer follow the Rules of React Hooks
desperation in his voice
I think I only like Anthropic models that have a 5 in their version number: 3.5 -> like 3.7, 3.8, 4, so on -> dislike 4.5 -> like 4.6, 4.7, 4.8 -> dislike 5 (fable and opus) -> like
I am very excited about the new ReactDOM `browser()` API that was merged today. This will give a much cleaner way to do client-only components in React. This should help greatly simplify Next.js dynamic component github.com/react/react/... Thanks to @storyhb.com, Andrew Clark and @sebbie.dev
Add ReactDOM `browser()` API by gnoff · Pull Request #37143 · react/react
Summary Adds a new API to react-dom called browser(). browser() returns a "usable" that will error during SSR and resolve during rendering in the browser. The purpose is to allow you to e...
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@dejavue.fm should do a special episode to celebrate the Vue Vapor release. CC: @thealexlichter.com and @michaelthiessen.bsky.social
Great talk from @rich-harris.dev on where the web is innovating youtu.be/xSr-gAZ8yeg?...
Fine-grained everything - Rich Harris - performance.now() 2025
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One of the reasons React has not been dethroned as the top ui libary is that it can be tuned to be very fast. In this benchmark, React was the slowest library. But by using the right primitives and use cases, React can beat the stereotype and be as fast as libraries like SolidJS and Svelte.
It was useEffect. I switched the React tests to use useLayoutEffects, and React became much more competitive. If you remove the Incremental Render Effect, React becomes the second fastest behind Angular. github.com/NullVoxPopul...
Vue Vapor is Amazing! I am so glad it is not vaporware (sorry, I have to make this joke)
Vue Vapor 3.6 has significant improvements compared to classic Vue 3.6 github.com/NullVoxPopul...
I am looking into Declarative Partial Updates, and they are really cool. I
I was able to fix these issues. Thank you to @bencodezen.io and @esm.dev for reviewing and merging my prs
If there is a way I can help fix this, please let me know: @vuejs.org ecosystem has some of the best docs in the industry; that's why it bugs me that their robots.txt/sitemap.xml are broken vuejs.org/robots.txt (404ing ) pinia.vuejs.org/robots.txt (404ing) pinia.vuejs.org/sitemap.xml (404ing) 1/2
npmx.dev is an alternative browser for the npm registry, providing a modern UI built with Vue & Nuxt 🧑💻 - madewithvuejs.com/npmxdev
I am a cowardly JS dev because i think Duke is scary 😨 youtu.be/aivMGClUsOo?...
A Short History of Duke: Java's Mascot
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AI can make YOU 100x faster/more productive/smarter; for me,it is just a few quality-of-life improvements that are not really measurable. — every AI speaker
New blog post! I've been building Drop, a small social app, and experimenting with React Server Components for performance and UX. Drop is one of the apps from my "Building SPA-like experiences with Next.js" series, which continues next week! aurorascharff.no/posts/experi...
Experimenting with RSCs for Performance and UX in Next.js | Aurora Scharff
A few Server Component patterns from a small app on the Next.js 16.3 preview: a load more button that leans on the URL, a search field that keeps focus while results stream, and a message composer tha...
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I really want to know what the impact of @storyhb.com's React PRs around HostSingletons will be, because they seem like they will reduce weird bugs and pain points when working with third-party code github.com/react/react/... github.com/react/react/...
[Fiber] Don't reaquire HostSingletons during dev effect validation by gnoff · Pull Request #37113 · react/react
Stacked on #37112 In dev effects are validated using a double-invoke technique. To do this the effects are destroyed and recreated during a validation traversal. However this same disappear and rea...
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I recently read @brenelz.com’s excellent post exploring Solid 2.0 with an issue tracker demo and decided to adapt the demo for Remix to see how I could approach the same UX patterns with the new framework. I learned a lot writing this one!
Learning Remix 3
Porting a Solid 2.0 demo to Remix 3's server-first model
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🎉 WOW! Webpack 5.109 is now available 🤯 ✨ Zero-config support for CSS, HTML, TS, and WASM 🎯 `import.meta.glob` and `import.meta.resolve` ⚡ CommonJS module concatenation 📊 Built-in progress bar Learn more: webpack.js.org/blog/2026-07...
Webpack 5.109 | webpack
webpack is a module bundler. Its main purpose is to bundle JavaScript files for usage in a browser, yet it is also capable of transforming, bundling, or packaging just about any resource or asset.
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If there is a way I can help fix this, please let me know: @vuejs.org ecosystem has some of the best docs in the industry; that's why it bugs me that their robots.txt/sitemap.xml are broken vuejs.org/robots.txt (404ing ) pinia.vuejs.org/robots.txt (404ing) pinia.vuejs.org/sitemap.xml (404ing) 1/2
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@nodeland.dev has a great article about the limits of hardening against things that the language specifically supports. adventures.nodeland.dev/archive/no-w...
No, We Can't Harden Node.js Against Prototype Pollution
"Prototype pollution isn't a Node or library issue, it's on the app's guard to thwart code vulnerabilities!"
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8 months ago today, Anthropic released Opus 4.5, claiming that 100x AI engineers revolutionized Technology. After the equivalent of 66 agents' years, I have not seen the 100x AI engineers shipping stuff of value.
This looks like a very useful library. npmx.dev/package/stab...
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A prop typed Item[] tells you what's inside the array, not whether you get a stable array next render. So I made referential stability a type. Inline array to a memoized child? Type error at the exact line. React + Preact, packaged as `stableref` 👇
Here are the issue trackers: Chromium (Chrome/Edge): crbug.com Webkit (Safari): bugs.webkit.org Gecko (Firefox): bugzilla.mozilla.org
Async functions have been baseline available in JavaScript since 2017. I could have sworn they were newer (like after 2020) developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
async function - JavaScript | MDN
The async function declaration creates a binding of a new async function to a given name. The await keyword is permitted within the function body, enabling asynchronous, promise-based behavior to be w...
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⛩️ Waku v1.0.0-beta.8 is out! I believe this is the last release in the beta phase. Seriously, try out the minimal RSC framework and share your feedback! waku.gg
Waku, the minimal React framework
A lightweight React server components framework with a fun developer experience.
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Eight months into the Fable of Opus 4.5, the Oracles of LinkedIn promised armies of 100x Composers to craft a sonnet of innovation covering all of Terra, Luna, and Sol. Yet after 66 agent years, I still DeepSeek the Muse's Spark of innovation, but it is farther away than a Moonshot to Gemini.