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If you're using Mise and @haskell.org together, I have great news! I made two Mise backend plugins, one for fetching GHC and HLS with GHCup; and another for building Hackage binaries as dev tools. It's been extremely useful for us at @wasp.sh! github.com/wasp-lang/mi... github.com/wasp-lang/mi...

GitHub - wasp-lang/mise-ghcup: A mise backend plugin that installs Haskell tools through GHCup.

A mise backend plugin that installs Haskell tools through GHCup. - wasp-lang/mise-ghcup

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Evan Czaplicki@acadia.engineering · 2mo ago

Wow I'm so happy Elm isn't abandoned, I started my proper frontend with it and today I work at a Haskell compiler for web apps 🥹

New Elm release today! 🎉 0.19.2 🥳 Incremental builds of 850k lines of Elm in <350ms. Gearing up for a batch of smaller releases as we head towards Elm 1.0. elm-lang.org/news/faster-...

Roll your own file-based routing in 45 LoC! With Wasp's new TS Spec, you can create your own explicit conventions on top of our framework. Read on to learn more: wasp.sh/blog/2026/0...

Hey I wrote this one!

Wasp@wasp.sh · 2mo ago

Our new Wasp Spec is just a program… which means you can just ask it to do program things. So now you (or your agent ) are able to take the magic of frameworks and wield it for your benefit, in a simple way: wasp.sh/blog/2026/07...

Roll your own file-based router in under 50 lines of code | Wasp

Wasp's spec is just a TypeScript program, so file-based routing isn't a framework feature you wait for — it's under 50 lines of code you own. Here's how to build one with the exact conventions you wan...

wasp.sh

Hi @react.dev, where should I go to post a feature request? I'd like for `prerender()` with `bootstrapModules` to allow users to mark the scripts as `defer` and/or disable the accompanying `modulepreload` tag.

Walking the fine line between (a) being stern on an AI slop PR, and (b) not wanting to fuck up some random person's day. Although it's probably more consideration that they gave us in the first place... 🫠

Matija @msosic.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Is this the place where we complain about being a open source maintainer who get slop PRs???

Community Day of Wasp Launch Week #12 🐝 Four apps shipping on Wasp right now, across: - video editing (Twitch VOD AI) - UK property tech - Shopify chat - daycare lesson plans Yes, that's the actual lineup. Here's what they built ↓ wasp.sh/blog/2026/0...

Made with Wasp, Vol. 2 - from video editing to daycare lesson planning | Wasp

Community Day of Launch Week #12: four real, paid SaaS apps shipping on Wasp right now, across creator tools, UK property tech, e-commerce, and early-childhood education.

wasp.sh

Carlos Precioso @precioso.design · 3mo ago

Finally I got all achievements in danielben.itch.io/dragonsweeper, now I'm sad 😔

Screenshot of the game showing the four achievements as completed: "Lovers survive", "Clear board", "Future generation", and "Rat pacifist"

Carlos Precioso @precioso.design · 3mo ago

This month on @wasp.sh has felt awesome, having the whole team focused on a single feature and swiftly cross items off the list, everyone sharing the same context, is such a morale booster!

Carlos Precioso @precioso.design · 3mo ago

And it's done with @vite.dev's Environment API!

Wasp@wasp.sh · 3mo ago

Wasp now supports static prerendering! 🎉 And all it takes is one line: prerender: true Real HTML at build time. Instant content for users. Visible to every crawler, including AI ones like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Read all about it in the comments 👇

Hey... psst... there's an experimental version of Wasp that supports SSR for better SEO and LLM optimization... just follow me into this dark alley: discord.com/channels/686...

Discord - Group Chat That’s All Fun & Games

Discord is great for playing games and chilling with friends, or even building a worldwide community. Customize your own space to talk, play, and hang out.

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Frontend Dogma @frontenddogma.com · 5mo ago

Our CI at @wasp.sh is a bit slow, and while we work on automating some of the steps, I made a "Babysit PR" skill that takes advantage of the built-in `/loop` command: github.com/cprecioso/do...

Screenshot of a Claude Code skill file called "babysit-pr." The description reads: "Monitor a PR's CI checks every 5 minutes, automatically fix and push failures until CI passes. Ignores flaky Railway/Fly deploy jobs." The instructions section shows it uses a /loop command to periodically run gh pr checks, evaluate results, and auto-fix failures.

A Gentle Intro to npm Workspaces, With Visuals, by @precioso.design: https://wasp.sh/blog/2026/03/25/gentle-intro-npm-workspaces #introductions #npm

A gentle intro to npm workspaces, with visuals | Wasp

A deep dive into how npm workspaces work under the hood: how package managers resolve shared dependencies across packages, how Node.js finds imports via symlinks, and when to use workspaces in your JavaScript projects.

wasp.sh

Carlos Precioso@precioso.design · 5mo ago

npm workspaces are one of those things where the entire JS ecosystem collectively agreed to not look under the hood. I looked. It's symlinks, a fake root package, and the ol' trusty node_modules folder walk algorithm. That's it. That's the whole feature.

Most JS devs use npm workspaces every day without knowing how they actually work. I wrote a gentle intro to how they actually work. Turns out it's symlinks and a bit of smoke and mirrors. wasp.sh/blog/2026/03...

A gentle intro to npm workspaces, with visuals | Wasp

wasp.sh

In the style of the "You wouldn't steal a car" meme: "You wouldn't download a skill"

lucky me!

Screenshot of the Claude pricing page, focusing on the Max tier. The $200 regular price is strike-through'd and instead it says $0, with a notice reading "100% off Max 20x for 6 months".

let me `--dangerously-skip-permissions` to your heart

nice, now i'm hosted at npmx.social!