Fancy!

That's great, come across use-cases for a testing lib for public lib surface regularely!

This is a good one!

Event though this should be a bad take based on the retweeted base tweet, I really agree with this! Feels the same to me! 😳

Yes, at least that's true for me - too much good stuff here. I have phases where I do things with testing and after that focus on different topics for a while 😅

Do you open source the tech behind this? Thought about doing such builds on my own infrastructure for a project and would love to see the pieces you built it out of

Crescent (partially illuminated) Moon and Earth facing the Sun. The Sun is just out of frame to the right leaving flares of light reaching out toward the left. NASA/Artemis II/Kevin M. Gill

This might be one of my favorites from Artemis II. A cinematic alignment of the Moon and Earth, each cradled within the warmth of sunbeams.

Taken from behind the Moon on April 6th.

flic.kr/p/2s6BABn

Since each linting formatting etc script should be also included in the child repos.

Ah, and obvsl. It should be able to commit to the right repos for changes in only one child and commit multiple repos with probably the same message for cross-repo concerns

Any other usecases in your mind?

Yes, exactly! 👍 I would want this for: top-level Agents.md for instructions of workflows for the "child repos". Als I'd want top level script running, probably similar to nx cli (auto-detecting package names and allowing "nx <mypkg> <myscript>" calls

I probably don't want top-level linting,

I used this meta package a long time. It's ok, but as you've seen, due to the gitignores breaks agentic stuff and onlymakes for a loose connection :/

GitHub - afonsojramos/slidev-decks: CLI companion for managing multiple Slidev presentations CLI companion for managing multiple Slidev presentations - afonsojramos/slidev-decks

Every Slidev power user ends up writing a custom picker script for their talks repo. @antfu.me has one. I had one. So I packaged it properly.

slidev-decks: TUI deck picker, fuzzy matching, scaffold wizard, build --all, pm detection, slidev CLI pass-through.

github.com/afonsojramos/slidev-decks

Nice! This could be very useful for my tree-shareable router: cherry! 🍒

npmx.dev/package/@b3-...

Oh ha! Somehow I missed them :O 🙌😄

Basically calling scripts via fuzzy search directly 😄🙌😂

Yeah, it really is! Only the split between text mode and fuzzy is a little hard to build into my workflow, I sometimes whish I could reach some plugins of raycast as easily in tuna. But maybe I should simply build some mini-apps, that I can fuzzy-launch to do the operations I want to do!

Oha, crazy good idea! ✨

GitHub - pithings/coderaft: 🛶 Run VS Code on any machine anywhere and access it in the browser (25MB npm pkg) 🛶 Run VS Code on any machine anywhere and access it in the browser (25MB npm pkg) - pithings/coderaft

This is a very experimental project at the moment. aiming to run vscode inside any host/sandbox.

Ideas and improvements are welcome!

github.com/pithings/cod...

Ohh, have to look into this later! I use ky a lot 👍

Yehaaa!

Release v2.13.0 · mswjs/msw v2.13.0 (2026-04-06) Features use the network source architecture (defineNetwork) (#2650) (2b73790) @kettanaito @felmonon handlers are not grouped internally by kind, making handler lookup a O(1) ...

We've just released the biggest internal rewrite in MSW since forever. Please update to 2.13.0 and report any issues you experience! Thanks.

github.com/mswjs/msw/r...

Sounds good!

That looks cool, saved for later in case I need this in a project!

A thought struck me right now: what if we could make Linux user interface and compatibility etc as good as Windows or Mac by using bots to code the missing pieces and simplify/unify configuration so normies can use it better?

I'm keeping myself from starting to write my own HAL driver for my WiFi translation system, because browsers simply cannot access more than two channels on usb interfaces 😩

Gastro: Server side web framework for Go

I've moved from complex React apps back to simple, fast Go server-rendered web apps with Gastro, blending composability and ease without heavy dependencies.

did you know? the google forms share icon has a stray pixel in its corner

why? because the icon spritesheet has a massive black triangle overlapping the icons

what is that triangle? it's a giant out-of-bounds hat!

Ha, that's extremely funny 😆

Yeah, WebKit/ os based web engine in tauri is it's greatest flaw. :/ chromium rendering is not only faster but also more stable for many usecases but the simplest ones. :/

This is just unironically true. Microsoft spent over twenty years footgunning the entire UI framework ecosystem over and over until everyone just fucking gave up and said "Electron webapp".

Except me.

I gave up and said "Tauri webapp", cause I'm built different.

Looks beautiful! 😍😂