In case people don't know, every time you exit a codex session it will give you a key. You can use codex resume <key> to continue that session if you need to.
You can also run codex resume --all to choose a session to continue.
Gotta up your accessibility game.
AI is helping people file pro se accessibility lawsuits.
Use both AI and human experts to check accessibility on your website and software before you push to production.
OpenAI just released a new Codex app to let you orchestrate all your agents in one beautiful UI and you can run the app and see code diff in the same place.
OpenAI also just doubled the limits for limited time to celebrate the launch! This is probably the best news.
openai.com/codex/
I’ve noticed some frontend newsletters I follow have been sharing less lately, especially since all the AI and agent hype.
Makes me wonder if fast code regeneration changes how much abstraction we really need, if humans aren’t reading as much of it anymore.
Just a thought.
Mapcn, built on top of MaplibreGL, is a component that offers zero-config setup for your map needs that is distributed using shadcn/ui. You can have a map working with just one line of code.
mapcn.vercel.app
Just found this website, not much info but seems it will have a collection of components with cool creative effects without you knowing WebGPU. There is a waitlist so make sure to sign up if you are interested.
shaders.com
I love how Conductor helps make a robust plan before implementing. It would ask questions and save the progress in the markdown files for persistence.
Chrome 144 beta just dropped with a bunch of great new CSS features and Web APIs. The one that stood out to me is the Temporal API. It fixes the pain points of the current Date API with reliable math and proper timezone support. Excited to see it landing in more browsers.
TanStack just dropped TanStack AI Alpha.
- Framework-agnostic
- Provider-agnostic
- Open protocol
- Type-safe tools across client + server
- JS/TS, PHP, Python support
- React + Solid clients
- Devtools for full agentic flows
TanStack universe is expanding to help build AI application your way.
Time to do security upgrade for your RSC applications. This vulnerability allows an attacker to craft a malicious payload that tricks React’s deserialization logic into executing arbitrary code on the server without authentication.
Bun is joining Anthropic!
It all started with Claude Code adopting Bun and you have been using Bun executables without realizing.
Nothing changes for us while Bun continues supporting Claude Code and AI infra for Anthropic.
Liquid Glass in the browser? It’s possible with SVG + CSS.
A brilliant deep dive into simulating refraction:
- Define a "lens" shape with JS math.
- Convert physics vectors into an RGB Displacement Map.
- Apply via SVG <feDisplacementMap> inside a CSS backdrop-filter.
kube.io/blog/liquid-...
Yoo I just saw this Dynamic view in Gemini. It just codes a fully functional website to teach me new concepts. A glimpse to a future of dynamic interface for whatever users are searching for.
This might be my favorite way to quickly learn anything now. Have Gemini apply 80/20 rule to extract key information and code a website to see them visually.
Architecture isn’t saved by patterns. It’s saved by people. Give ownership and the system will detangle itself.
Spent 10 minutes with Gemini 3 Thinking. It definitely cooks with frontend landing page! Added subtle micro interaction and motions to be more appealing
It might have just finished a landing page for an idea I've been having in mind.
gemini.google.com/share/78e023...
Just gave lazygit a try and wow I could see all my staging, branching, & commits now in one slick TUI. If you still type everything manually, you might want to give this a try.
Thought it was weird, but it might make sense. AI is so disruptive in delivering results way faster than before, augmenting developers to solve more problems in a shorter time. Companies would encourage and reward employees that do take advantage of this.
Lots of companies are putting UI on top of LLM text so users can digest information more easily. It makes responses feel less intimidating. Normal websites could benefit from the same idea since every user is looking for something slightly different.
www.thesys.dev
50% more usage on codex and a new codex-mini!
OpenAI is cooking
If you use shadcn but don't know already, they have an MCP server so your AI can know what components you have available in the registry, fetch their documentations, and install the components. With the right prompt it can get you 80% of the way.
Just discovered TypeGPU. It's a TypeScript-first way to write GPU shaders and compute pipelines.
You stay in TypeScript, it auto-generates WGSL for WebGPU. 🔥
Perfect for experimenting with rendering, compute, and even AI inference in the browser.
docs.swmansion.com/TypeGPU/exam...
After Apple Music Web was written in Svelte, the new App Store Web is also in Svelte!
Apple really likes Svelte for their web. They used to mention React and Angular in their job postings but not sure where those are used.
They seem to like Svelte. Think Apple Music web is also in Svelte
That is so beautiful and I’m glad I’m not working on this code lol
Merry Christmas?
You probably need this.
OpenAI has doc on what prompts you can have or should use for different roles. Besides email drafts or meeting summary, you can compare vendors as IT or brainstorm and visualize marketing campaign ideas.
academy.openai.com/home/clubs/w...
This is definitely exciting. A new contender in React meta frameworks. I haven’t dug into it yet but would check it out soon to compare the DX with Next.js
This component library gives me Starcraft vibe crafting all those shapes in SVG giving you a retro space touch. If your project matches the vibe, this might be for you.
www.cosmic-ui.com
