Zod is one of the libraries I use regularly, and now it just got even better. All the new features and improvements in Zod 4 look great. 💎💎💎

Colin McDonnell 💎 Zod@colinhacks.com · last yr.

Zod 4 is now in beta! 💎 7x faster object parsing 💎 20x reduction in tsc instantiations 💎 57% smaller core bundle size 💎 metadata via .meta() 💎 z.toJSONSchema() 💎 z.templateLiteral() 💎 z.stringbool() 💎 z.int32(), z.float32(), etc 💎 z.file() 💎 new logo 😇

It seems that styled-components is now in maintenance mode and is no longer recommended for new projects. opencollective.com/styled-compo...

React 19 is finally stable. 🎉 One good change is the replacement of forwardRef with the ref property. Components that previously used forwardRef will be slightly simplified, which is quite nice.

🌠 So let’s say you want to use a modern CSS feature like container queries. According to caniuse, the feature is at 93% support. Is that good enough? How do we evaluate this number? I dig into this question in my brand-new just-published blog post, “A Framework for Evaluating Browser Support”. 🎉

A Framework for Evaluating Browser Support • Josh W. Comeau

Lots of exciting new features have been landing in CSS recently, and it can be tough trying to figure out if they’re safe to use or not. We might know that a feature is available for 92% of users, but...

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I have finally started rewriting my personal website. I decided to use Astro because I enjoy playing with this framework. 😄

I've been on this platform for a few days, and so far I’ve seen more interesting posts than on the other platform :)