A daily tech link roundup covering AI agents, .NET, VS Code updates, web development, JavaScript frameworks, and Windows tools.
Explains how to use the Mulberry32 seeded pseudo-random number generator for deterministic randomness in JavaScript applications like games and simulations.
A developer creates a simple, AI-assisted Node.js tool for automatically loading CSV files into PostgreSQL with minimal configuration.
The article critiques the web's dependency management, arguing it's broken and should be a native platform feature, not reliant on bundlers.
Analysis of npm supply chain attacks in 2025 and a critique of GitHub's security response, proposing stronger measures.
Explains how V8's JavaScript engine uses pre-tenuring to allocate long-lived objects directly in old space, avoiding nursery overhead.
Introduces @pierre/diffs, a new open-source library for rendering code diffs with syntax highlighting, built on Shiki.
Introducing PDF Diff, a privacy-focused, client-side tool for comparing PDF documents directly in your browser without uploading files.
A daily link roundup for developers covering .NET, web development, AI, and tech trends with numerous technical articles and resources.
Explains the correct usage of the 'super' keyword in JavaScript custom elements, clarifying common misconceptions about constructor calls and inheritance.
A technical guide on dynamically loading and defining custom web elements using JavaScript, focusing on naming conventions and modular architecture.
A developer uses Claude Code to build a browser-based RSS reader, learning about CORS proxies and security pitfalls along the way.
A review of textarea.my, a minimalist browser-based text editor that stores data in the URL hash, highlighting its clever JavaScript techniques.
The author compares building a Blue Brixx advent calendar to modern software development, highlighting issues like poor documentation and fragile assemblies.
Redis creator Salvatore Sanfilippo discusses why he would have chosen JavaScript over Lua for Redis scripting if MicroQuickJS existed in 2010.
Explores MicroQuickJS, a tiny JavaScript engine for embedded systems, as a potential sandbox for running untrusted code with strict resource limits.
A developer creates a humorous nature documentary-style video about developers pretending to work before the holidays, using office b-roll.
Explains how to properly detect browser support for the new View Transition Types API in web development, highlighting a common pitfall.
A year-end review of the Web Origami project's 2025 goals, covering community growth, feature development, and technical challenges.
A personal recap of attending WAWTECH 2025, a tech conference in Warsaw, covering talks on AI security, autonomous drones, and hands-on workshops.
