ECMAScript 2024 was officially approved last month, which means it’s time to welcome some new features to the JavaScript family. To celebrate, we’re hosting our fourth annual Hot Spec Summer™️ – a friendly celebration where we consume enough sour candy to kill a horse, drink a patriotic cocktail of
Jamie Turner made this cool 8-minute video on How Convex handles cache invalidation
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to give you the best of both worlds – no more jank and a simple DX that just works. You’ve got to see it to believe it 🥹. [sponsored]
Phil Eaton wrote an article about how a write-ahead log is not a universal part of durability
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Cut your QA cycles down to minutes with automated testing
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Are slow test cycles bottlenecking your team’s release velocity? With QA Wolf, your org can run entire test suites in minutes, giving you faster feedback and less bugs. QA Wolf takes testing off your plate. They can get you: * 80% test coverage in just four months – not years * Unlimited parallel te
Tim Neutkens wrote a full essay in the form of a GitHub comment
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Tim Neutkens wrote a full essay in the form of a GitHub comment to answer the question, Why did Vercel create Turbopack when Vite already exists? I do most of my best long-form writing in the form of irrationally angry YouTube comments, but to each their own.
Jamie Turner made a cool 8-minute video on How Convex handles cache invalidation
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Jamie Turner made this cool 8-minute video on How Convex handles cache invalidation to give you the best of both worlds – no more jank and a simple DX that just works. You’ve got to see it to believe it 🥹. [sponsored]
Phil Eaton wrote an article about a write-ahead log not being a universal part of durability
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Phil Eaton wrote an article about how a write-ahead log is not a universal part of durability.
Ilya Gurevich wrote about enhancing the New York Times web performance with React 18
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Ilya Gurevich wrote about how their team Enhanced the New York Times web performance with React 18. Now I just need some help boosting my performance on Connections and the rest of the NYT’s daily mini games, so I can finally beat my 9-year-old nephew without cheating.
James Kerr wrote about The 3 types of CSS utility classes
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James Kerr wrote about The 3 types of CSS utility classes.
Philip Walton wrote an article on using container queries now
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Philip Walton wrote an article on the Chrome blog about How to use container queries now.
Tim Neutkens wrote a full essay in the form of a GitHub comment to answer the question, Why did Vercel create Turbopack when Vite already exists?
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I do most of my best long-form writing in the form of irrationally angry YouTube comments, but to each their own.
Sentry gathered a panel of backend GOATs for a Live backend fireside chat
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Sentry gathered a panel of backend GOATs for their upcoming Live backend fireside chat. Taylor Otwell (Founder of Laravel), Paul Copplestone (Founder of Supabase), and Søren Schmidt (CEO of Prisma) will discuss and debate topics like the future of databases, what emerging backend frameworks they bel
Edaqa Mortoray wrote about The many faces of undefined in JavaScript
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Edaqa Mortoray wrote about The many faces of undefined in JavaScript, which is the name of the one-person, live-action anime show I’m performing at SXSW next year.
Ben Nadel wrote about Exploring randomness in JavaScript
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Ben Nadel wrote about Exploring randomness in JavaScript.
Shriram Balaji wrote about Resolving Rust symbols
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Shriram Balaji wrote about Resolving Rust symbols, and I am yet again forced to restrain myself from making a Salad Fingers joke every time we include something about Rust.
ECMAScript 2024 was officially approved last month, which means it’s time to welcome some new features to the JavaScript family. To celebrate, we’re hosting our fourth annual Hot Spec Summer™️ – a friendly celebration where we consume enough sour candy to kill a horse, drink a patriotic cocktail of
Engineers pretending to QA test a new release before shipping it
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Are slow test cycles bottlenecking your team’s release velocity? With QA Wolf, your org can run entire test suites in minutes, giving you faster feedback and fewer bugs. QA Wolf takes testing off your plate. They can get you: * 80% test coverage in just four months – not years * Unlimited parallel t
Ilya Gurevich wrote about how their team Enhanced the New York Times web performance with React 18
13 minutes ago
Now I just need some help boosting my performance on Connections and the rest of the NYT’s daily mini games, so I can finally beat my 9-year-old nephew without cheating.
Edaqa Mortoray wrote about The many faces of undefined in JavaScript
13 minutes ago
which is the name of the one-person, live-action anime show I’m performing at SXSW next year.
Shriram Balaji wrote about Resolving Rust symbols
13 minutes ago
and I am yet again forced to restrain myself from making a Salad Fingers joke every time we include something about Rust.
Predictive Legal - Law Firm Trends
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The new 'alligator teeth' form of law practice will dominate the market including large legal going forward. With the pandemic changes shattering irl, physical, accoutrements and trappings, having clients demand more value for less, the rise of generative and experimental #Ai and so many new offerin
Gemma 2 is now available to researchers and developers
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Google releases Gemma 2 to researchers and developers globally, a higher-performing and more efficient version with significant safety advancements built in.
Intel Demonstrates First Fully Integrated Optical I/O Chiplet
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Intel demonstrates the first fully integrated optical I/O Chiplet which is expected to revolutionize high-speed data processing for AI infrastructure.
A new initiative for developing third-party model evaluations by Anthropic
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Anthropic has a new initiative to source evaluations for measuring advanced model capabilities and outline the specific types of evaluations they are prioritizing.
Samsung backs ‘world’s most powerful’ AI chip for edge devices
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Eindhoven-based startup Axelera has raised $68 million as it looks to take its AI chip business global. One of the lead investors is Samsung Catalyst, the venture arm of semiconductor giant Samsung Electronics.