Oxlint -> Sentry
> we had an outdated Eslint 8.x setup anyways and we needed to either upgrade it or move to something else. Oxlint brings so much speed gains given how slow linting is, and almost no one is running it locally project wide because of how slow it is.
github.com/getsentry/se...
he is secretly 10 engineers in a trench coat
First time in Madrid, excited to be there 🙌
We got an old saying that goes something like "If it actually worked, it wouldn’t be a secret" or "everyone would be doing it".
"Added support for Threaded Scroll-driven Animations."
🤩🤩
If you are using my ESLint Config and also have an eye on oxlint, here are the explanations and plans about integrating it into my config:
github.com/antfu/eslint...
Node.js 25 is here! We have upgraded V8 to 14.1, bringing major JSON.stringify
performance improvements and JIT pipeline optimizations.
This release introduces the permission
model --allow-net, Web Storage is enabled by default, and more!
nodejs.org/en/blog/rele...
Following that 10x developer guide, eh?
I was thinking this exactly 💯
For me a “name” attribute makes sense since it and the id end up being similar most of the time.
I would say A & C. for B, I found that the surveys content is mostly good but can be a bit too long, I personally I learn a lot so I don't mind.
Also I found a bias in my circles that more experienced devs respond to these individual surveys.
Retro looking pumpkin with text that says "Come speak at Magnolia. Apply to the CFP. October 21-23 in Jackson, Mississippi."
The CFP portal is thirsty for your abstracts. I can hear it crying at night. Feed it. FEED IT YOUR BRILLIANT IDEAS before it starts consuming StackOverflow answers for sustenance.
https://forms.gle/ceZAHzkcxXZGCo5U9
Thank you 🙏🚀
jquense was supportive to get this through!
I agree but there was a lot of issues coming up from provider package updates and internal breaking changes that vee-validate relied on.
It’s in beta because of that, I plan to figure out a way to backfill those features somehow either in userland or internally with vee-validate if possible.
vee-validate v5 beta is now live with full support for the standard schema spec 🔥🚀
This means:
🚮 No more resolver packages.
⚡ Validation is now simpler, leaner, and unified.
✅ You can use more providers like @arktype.io
📚 Release notes: github.com/logaretm/vee...
@awad.dev, creator of VeeValidate, introduced Formwerk, a lightweight, headless form library for @vuejs.org that’s built for full control, flexibility, and accessibility 💚⚡
📽️ Watch the full talk: youtube.com/watch?v=1r-A...
#FEN25
New Release: Formwerk 0.11.0
🚀 It took some time but Formwerk v0.11.0 now has multi-step forms!
✅ Linear/Non-linear flows
✅ Step-level validation
✅ Accessible next/prev controls
✅ Custom step names
✅ Step Navigation API
🔗 Get started formwerk.dev/guides/forms...
🔗 Release notes github.com/formwerkjs/f...
LIVE at #FEN25! 🔥
Track 1️⃣: @awad.dev dives into @formwerk.dev - @vuejs.org headless form library, showing how to build powerful, accessible forms without the bloat.
Watch live: go.frontendnation.com/FEN
👉 Track 1️⃣: @awad.dev showcases @formwerk.dev rk.dev - a lightweight, composable @vuejs.org form library built for control, flexibility, and accessibility.
Track 2️⃣: Faris Aziz unpacks lessons from scaling global payments with Stripe, Recurly & Adyen and how to future-proof your payment systems.
Photo of the VueConf US 2025 stage during Daniel Roe's talk on the State of Nuxt 2025 where he announces fontless - a Vite plugin to apply "Magical plug-and-play font optimization for modern web applications"
During the keynote of @vueconf.us, @danielroe.dev releases `fontless` - a @vite.dev plugin to apply "magical plug-and-play font optimization".
Created in collab with the @qwik.dev team
This is basically the @nuxt.com fonts module, but for all Vite-based apps 🤯
Thanks Abby for the picture, it was great meeting you 🙏
Thank you Ben 🙏
I was honored to give my first talk @vueconf.us 🙇♂️, you can find the slides down here 🔗👇
drive.google.com/file/d/1XvJR...
Awad speaking behind a lectern, his slides projected on a screen behind him
@awad.dev talking about lessons learned from building SAAS in Vue #VueConfUS2025
Can confirm, I was stressed that the driver is too fast and I will miss my stop.
I'm arriving on Sunday afternoon.
You did it, oh no....
Just in time for Conference as well, where everyone that uses Vue.js will see it. Oh god.
Don't miss what happened in the last weeks
- tsdown is now part of VoidZero
- Vite Devtools Sneak Peek
- oxc-minify in Rolldown
- rolldown-vite improvements
- ViteConf Speaker Overview
- Upcoming meetup in San Francisco
- Goxc and Godown
More in this thread 👇
This conference is going to be 🔥
Welcome back! You are very missed! 🎉