Diagram with large number: 2.7.123 First “2” is commented: Proud version. Bump when you are proud of the release Second “7” is commented: Default version. Just normal/okay releases Third “123” is commented: Shame version. Bump when fixing things too embarrassing to admit

I propose we replace semantic versioning with pride versioning

npm i @adonisjs/inertia@latest # and your inertia adapter npm i @adonisjs/vite@latest vite@latest

We've updated our @vite.dev and Inertia packages to support the latest versions: Vite 6.0 and Inertia 2.0.

Upgrading your application to these releases is quick and easy. There's only a small breaking change in the Inertia adapter, which can be resolved with a simple find & replace!

✍️ Solved By Modern CSS: Feature Image

In my latest website design, I needed to use a feature image. Learn how I used container queries, clamp(), and :has() to build the responsive component.

🔗 Read it here: ishadeed.com/article/mode...

Code example showing how to use module.registerHooks() in ESM

Code example showing how to use module.registerHooks() in CJS

Landed module.registerHooks() in Node.js ✨

github.com/nodejs/node/...

These customization hooks are run for modules loaded by require(), import(), and functions returned by createRequire() in the same thread they are registered, which makes them easier for CJS monkey-patchers to migrate to.

Waku, the minimal React framework A lightweight alternative React framework with a fun developer experience. Loved by React developers at startups and agencies.

Waku v0.22.6 has been released! It's a React framework focused on RSC, powered by Vite and Hono. While still under active development, the user-facing API is quite stable. We're looking for collaborators, especially those with experience in Vite.

waku.gg

Evalite - an Early Preview AI Engineering for Curious Professional Developers

It feels crazy to me that there's no TypeScript-native, local-first tool for testing LLM-powered apps.

So, I'm building one.

It's based on Vitest, and it's called Evalite.

Here's an early preview.

www.aihero.dev/evalite-an-e...

GitHub - testing-library/react-render-stream-testing-library: A library to make render-per-render asserions on your React components and hooks. A library to make render-per-render asserions on your React components and hooks. - testing-library/react-render-stream-testing-library

Just wrote my first test with @phry.dev 's "React Render Stream" testing library, and this is neat!

Rather than writing `waitFor`s or timers, explicitly do:

{
const {withinDOM} = await takeRender()
expect(withinDOM.getByTestId()).something()
}

Seems useful!

github.com/testing-libr...

The anatomy of a React Island | Swizec Teller A coworker asked how React Islands work and I realized it's a technique I've been using to modernize monolithic web codebases for years, but never wrote down how it works.

A coworker asked how React Islands work and I realized it's a technique I've been using to modernize monolithic web codebases for years, but never wrote down how it works.
so here it is

swizec.com/blog/the-ana...

a screenshot of the Redux.js.org docs site, with a new banner advertising the upcoming "Redux.dev" course

If you've looked at the Redux docs in the last week+, you may have noticed a banner for a "Redux.dev" course.

The UI.dev folks did a fantastic React Query course ( query.gg ), so we're exploring doing one for Redux as well! Right now we're gauging interest - please sign up if you're interested!

How Decentralized Is Bluesky Really? dustycloud.org/blog/how-dec...

A technical deep-dive, since people have been asking me for my thoughts. I'll expand a bit on some of the key points here in a thread. 🧵

AstroPatterns / ❤️ React Love / Using React Context in Astro - Nanostores solution Let's discover how we can mimic React Context in Astro.js using Nano Stores.

Want to dive deeper into using Nano Stores with Astro? Check out the full tutorial on astropatterns.dev and explore the interactive platform (@tutorialkit.dev based) to practice these concepts in real-time.
astropatterns.dev/p/react-love...

Node.js — Node v23.3.0 (Current) Node.js® is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine.

Node.js v23.3.0 is out! 💚

This release includes:

* A new --report-exclude-env flag to remove environment variables on the diagnostic report
* SourceMap support to util.getCallSites()
* Rename util.getCallSite() to util.getCallSites()
* and more!

See: nodejs.org/en/blog/rele...

This Week In React 210

Read online & subscribe:
thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/210

⚛️
- React 19 RC1
- Next.js
- TanStack
- React IDE?
- MistCSS
- React Scan
- PayloadCMS
- React + TS

📱
- Expo Workflows
- Universal RSC
- use dom
- Yoga JSI
- Skia
- Turbo Haptics
- TV cookbook
- FastIO

20 years of Firefox: How a community project changed the web | The Mozilla Blog What was browsing the web like in 2004? People said things like “surfing the internet,” for starters. Excessive pop-up ads were annoying but they felt

20 years of Firefox: How a community project changed the web blog.mozilla.org/en/products/...

TanStack Start Full-document SSR, Streaming, Server Functions, bundling and more, powered by TanStack Router, Vinxi, and Nitro and ready to deploy to your favorite hosting provider.

Stoked to announce that TanStack Start is now officially BETA! 🎉 🎊

Please come and try it and help us get it ready for 1.0!

tanstack.com/start

cc @tanstack.com

I would have to say... if you need to run benchmarks in Node.js, you should probably check out mitata.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/mitata

Migration from v5 Next Generation Frontend Tooling

vite@6.0.0-beta.10 is out!

This is a big one! We plan to release v6 stable as soon as vite-ecosystem-ci is green, so if you have feedback, especially about Environment API please let us know quickly.

Learn more about what's new at the v6 migration guide
main.vite.dev/guide/migrat...

15M people on Bluesky!!! 💫

The Verge beat us to our own announcement — that's the beauty of an open network with public stats!

A virtual certificate with text "Celebrating 10M users on Bluesky, #1 909 282, Nicolas Zamarreno ‪@nzamarreno.dev‬, joined on 9 nov. 2023"

Nous sommes désormais plus de 10 millions sur Bluesky, et j’étais n°1 909 282 !