I disagree with blaming full-stack eng. But this definitely resonated:
"It isn’t about awareness. It’s about who’s writing the front-end code, and whether they’re qualified to write it. [frontend skills] require years of focused attention. They require someone whose job it is to care about them"
Also, he would have sided with Hitler 🥸
That button probably should have been a link.
SPAs were a mistake.
uh, why did I have to read that?!
I’d be a staff-level TypeScript engineer. But only have dabbled in Rust so far. So perhaps for another role :-)
Interesting! Region meaning Berlin? or remote possible?
each row contains the same word in three different languages
Let us know if so! I’ve also a broken one (my 3yo did it)
Can I put in a computer that will download the internet from the future? Or is the sped-up box sealed?
What do you mean with “capturing intent via instrumentation”? I write nice commit messages. But even then, if I knew what I was doing we wouldn’t have that bug, so what even was my intent?!
Had a blast on @typescript.fm
We talked about why I started Mastro, the design decisions behind it, and why modern #webdev feels harder than it should.
Thanks a lot for having me, Kamran and Erik!
How can a complete web framework be ~700 lines of TypeScript? For one, everything is a route in Mastro.
mastrojs.github.io/blog/2026-01...
“Async iterables have their own iterator helpers” erm.. citation needed. pretty sure not standardized and implemented yet?
Aren’t the crypto broa still waiting to upgrade from a tiny to a small database?
Rebuild your personal website?
wow, very cool! I imagine a hostcall is quite expensive? As a percentage/multiple of a normal function call, perhaps even more expensive than a syscall?
That’s the one. I even tried to get it fixed cia interop: github.com/web-platform...
Got a lot of upvotes but no takers this year.
I tried until I ran into the safari bug that makes it basically unusable.
Congrats! Developing and maintaining a complex framework takes lots of funding, and I’m glad Astro found a new home.
With Mastro, we have a different approach. The name originally stood for minimal Astro, and we’re staying true to that. At just ~700 lines, Mastro will always be easily maintainable.
Why would the do that? Portugal seems same lattitude as South Korea?
isn’t that just being friendly :)
A/B-test it?
Web Performance Calendar day 28 when Ian Duffy shows us how to tame Chrome’s Performance panel: reduce noise, search fast, annotate, use Insights, and customize tracks
calendar.perfplanet.com/2025/tips-fo...
Is “web components” finally no longer considered a dirty word by anyone outside the React-die-hard circle?
thenewstack.io/web-componen...
I always thought that stuff should go into the standard lib?
Interesting. Being in the same boat with regards to having little time for my open source project, instead of going the LLM route, I opted for a very minimal design, which shouldn’t take much maintenance: mastrojs.github.io
I’d love it if things moved to “smaller bundles” (as claimed in the article). But there’s very little bundlers can do if devs want to do all the work in the client. 🫠
