Teweda Creatives

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Web developer and writer here on the internet to share with you news about the Web, tech innovations and some fun pieces of code. You can find me or some of my work on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/tewedacreatives and grab a free booklet copy!

Javascript frameworks to ramp and shoot to the skies this summer! 🏝️☀️ What's NextJs? Framework following the SSR software design Here's a Next project structure that allows you to use its automatic features like URL slug building👇 You can find content like this here: linktr.ee/tewedacreati...

NextJs project structure

Would you like to know about: 1. Bun 2. Astro 3. Web ecosystem changes 4. Classic frameworks 1. React 2. Angular 3. Vue 5. This strange thing that I get in polls as TECH Type the ones you like or what comes to mind ☀️⛱️

SpaceX is organizing to be less reliant on asian hardware factories. Last time that there was FOMO about hardware was last summer with graphics card shortages, personal AIs and data mining. Instead here it seems that it is an industrial shortage for mass production. techcrunch.com/2026/05/06/s...

SpaceX may spend up to $119B on 'Terafab' chip factory in Texas | TechCrunch

The project would be a "multi-phase, next-generation, vertically integrated semiconductor manufacturing and advanced computing fabrication facility," according to the proposal.

techcrunch.com

Chrome, the browser behind the benchmark tool Lighthouse is shifting to a shorter release cycle in order to maintain the stability and developer experience of many. The New Stack writes: "We'll probably see other major browsers adopt this release cycle." thenewstack.io/chrome-two-w...

Google's Chrome browser moves to a two-week release cycle

Google Chrome will ship new major versions every two weeks starting with version 153 in September 2026, doubling the pace of its current four-week cycle.

thenewstack.io

any clues on the polarized or increasingly NSFW by scroll feeds? Very hard that it is bluesky but it's clearly garbage in garbage show and it seems that there are cloud providers in panic mode

hi people! I develop web applications and mobile apps for the web of today, hard as it sounds with all the shortages that we keep hearing and feeling this period of the year but I believe that we can make it as a community