Niklas Stadigs

Release v2.0.0 Beta - The <Suspense> is Over · solidjs/solid I know you all probably weren't expecting this announcement next. But after reviewing the roadmap, we spent so long iterating in the Experimental phase, most of the goalposts within Alpha don't app...

The <Suspense> is over.

Solid 2.0 Beta is now released (next tag on npm). 🎉

github.com/solidjs/soli...

JSR now lets you diff the generated documentation between released versions of a package, making it easy and clear what has changed in a visual manner!

Example: jsr.io/@david/gagen...

The React Foundation has officially launched, hosted by the Linux Foundation. Read more here: react.dev/blog/2026/02...

Building Design Components with Action Props using Async React | Aurora Scharff Learn how to build reusable design components that expose action props and internally manage optimistic updates, loading states, and automatic rollback, so consumers just pass a value and an action.

The Async React design layer in practice.

Components handle async coordination and UI internally:
• Pending states via useTransition
• Optimistic updates via useOptimistic

Two examples with live demos ↓
aurorascharff.no/posts/building-design-components-with-action-props-using-async-react

I wrote a few words last night. nvie.com/posts/15-yea...

Maybe it's just too hard until we have an official integration layer from React. I think @christoph.nkzw.tech has got a head start because of his work on relay.

I thought there would have been a lot more new concurrent-safe #react stores popping up by now, but it's way too quite around this.

fate.technology by @christoph.nkzw.tech is really interesting though.

interface TabsProps { /** @renders* {Tab} */ children: React.ReactNode; } <Tabs> <Tab /> // ✅ Valid! <Button /> // 🚫 Error! </Tabs>

I built an ESLint plugin that enforces which components can be passed as children/props in React.

Annotate with a @​renders annotation, get errors when the wrong component is passed.

GitHub: github.com/HorusGoul/es...

npm -> jsr -> npmx?

"Share this page" screenshot, with BlueSky, Facebook, LinkedIn, E-mail and "more options".

The www.era.europa.eu (EU agency for railways) has a "share on Bluesky" button and no "share on Twitter" button! (well done @erarailways.bsky.social 😄)

Virtual File System for Node.js by mcollina · Pull Request #61478 · nodejs/node A first-class virtual file system module (node:vfs) with a provider-based architecture that integrates with Node.js&#39;s fs module and module loader. Key Features Provider Architecture - Extensi...

TIL there's ongoing work to add a native virtual file system (VFS) to Node.js!! Yes please!!! 😱🤩

github.com/nodejs/node/...

@nodeland.dev you are a hero!

Man Unrecognizable After Full 8 Hours Of Sleep

Man Unrecognizable After Full 8 Hours Of Sleep https://theonion.com/man-unrecognizable-after-full-8-hours-of-sleep/

Like everyone else, I had to build something over the end-of-year break.

Mine was GitHuman: a tool to review AI-generated code before you commit.

It was built entirely by Claude Code. I reviewed every commit from my phone.

Tumblr post by stimmyabby Sometimes people use "respect" to mean "treating someone like a person" and sometimes they use "respect" to mean "treating someone like an authority" and sometimes people who are used to being treated like an authority say "if you won't respect me I won't respect you" and they mean "if you won't treat me like an authority I won't treat you like a person" and they think they're being fair but they aren't, and it's not okay. 642,270 notes

I think about this post a lot

I think the convention is there to clarify that you do not need to wrap the action in a transition (unless you need to know the status on the consumer side) because the component will do that internally.

Frodo: I wish so much unbelievably stupid shit had not happened in my time Gandalf: So do all who live to see such times. This is all exceptionally stupid, though

View Transition Types are newly baseline! These make it easier to build transitions that are specific to particular situations.

Also, we have some new View Transition DevTools in Firefox 147…

A Social Filesystem — overreacted Formats over apps.

formats over apps

Regulations play a big part in modern democracy

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Bun is fast, until latency matters for Next.js.

We benchmarked the same Next.js app across Node.js, Deno, Bun, and Watt (our multi-threaded Node-based runtime) under identical load on AWS EKS.

Throughput looked fine across the board. Latency told a very different story. 🧵

anthonymoser.github.io/writing/ai/h...

yeah yeah, but given the topic I still found it quite funny

A thread 🧵 of _terrible_ design decisions for the internal APIs of the two Italian high speed train operators, Italo and Trenitalia.

Hardcoded passwords, terrible translations, spelling mistakes, xml in json (but utf8 encoded and transmitted as an array of numbers), it's all here. Enjoy!

And the value is "2" 😂

We are all lab rats 🐀

Waku v1 Alpha Is Finally Released Nearly Three Years in the Making

Waku v1 Alpha Is Finally Released
Nearly Three Years in the Making
newsletter.daishikato.com/p/waku-v1-al...

- It's a React framework developed for React Server Components from day one.
- It's based on Vite and Hono.
- Its API is small and easy to learn.

👉 waku.gg ⛩️

Tesla reports another Robotaxi crash, even with supervisor as it moves to remove them Tesla has reported yet another crash involving its Robotaxi fleet in Austin to the NHTSA. The new data keeps the...

Tesla's robotaxis crash at 10x the rate of human drivers.

Last month, Tesla confirmed the fleet had traveled roughly 250K miles. With 7 reported crashes at the time, Tesla’s Robotaxi was crashing roughly once every 40K miles.

The average human driver in the US crashes about once every 500K miles.

I guess the meta is that the reputation of AI has gotten so bad that their recommendation is to differentiate themself from llms by not using the term they use.

I like solid, but personally i prefer the api of modern react