Bjorn Lu

SEA keeps tripping me up, I thought it’s some sort of South East Asia branch of Node.js. Glad you’re naming it --exe

Can it also handle issues and comments? The user in question is creating a mix of them, mainly comments, and they’re really unhelpful: github.com/search?q=com...

It doesn’t seem to detect the user in the screenshot either, likely because it isn’t scanning their comments agentscan.netlify.app/user/darshjm...

GitHub notifications view with a red box markup highlighting the same person commenting in all the issues

What's wrong with people

Strange but that’s how it works for me with VS Code too.

`code`: Opens an empty window
`code .`: Opens the current folder

Just as I was about to go on vacation too, npmx knows me well

There are a couple projects I think, except npmx which I heard is coincidental. But I don’t really want to claim any credit 😅 it’s nice to see a lot happening since I shared my piece.

Wouldn’t have believed where we are now in merely two months

Discord ignore list is really saving my sanity

we (or really the entire oss community) would not be the same without you ❤️

a screenshot of a vite team meeting, with the cameras on, doing the peace sign. In the call: Arnaud, Bjorn, Dominik, Hiroshi, Patak, Sapphi, and Vladimir

first vite team meeting in months 🥹
these are my people, some of the best souls I know

In this call @arnaud-barre.bsky.social @bluwy.me @dominikg.dev @hiogawa.bsky.social @patak.dev @sapphi.red @erus.dev ⚡

thanks for always being there for me
forever @vite.dev core team 💜

Honestly I would put bun over yarn

Always good to see projects normalizing saying “npm, pnpm, yarn” over “npm, yarn, pnpm”

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hey bluesky 👋

Frameworks that default to prefetching on viewport enter 😑

Interesting. I’ve stumbled on this before in the flamegraphs but I didn’t bother to fix it since in practice you’re unlikely to hit the edge case. I didn’t want to trade for more memory usage (for the cache) for autogenerated benchmark files.

A repository card for vitejs/vite displaying the stars, issues, and prs count at the package sidebar

A repository card for bluwy/create-vite-extra displaying the stars, issues, and prs count at the package sidebar

Redesigned the repository section a bit

As it should be 🫡

Vite repo with 77.7k stars and 7.7k forks

Vite 7

Big news! Google have sponsored the @e18e.dev community $10k via their Chrome performance fund 🎉

I'm very thankful we've managed to create a space and a community people appreciate. Sponsorships like this will benefit the ecosystem, not just this community

Thanks! Yeah it did crossed my mind, but I'm using Safari at the moment (i know) that makes it tricky to publish, so a userscript was the easiest choice for me. But I'll consider again if there are many who prefer an extension.

I'm manually copy-pasting it now but I saw greasyfork supports auto-sync from GitHub, but I'm lazy to figure out how to do all that 😅

The "fs-extra" title with labels, focusing on the last "Has alternatives" label that has a popup showing docs of code alternatives for the library.

The "is-odd" package title with labels, focusing on the last "Prefer simpler code" label with a popup that suggests using "(n % 2) === 1" instead.

A package sidebar with four data columns, focusing on the last "Tarball Size" column displaying the tarball size of the package for downloading.

A large settings menu listing each feature with a toggle beside and a description below.

And more!

The dependencies tab with added versions beside each dependency, and new peer deps, optional peer deps, and optional deps lists.

A version in the versions list has a vulnerable icon and shows a popup of the CVE, score, and severity

The cumulated versions table where some versions have a vulnerable icon that shows a popup of the CVE, score, and severity

The "vite" package title with the "ESM", "CJS", "CLI", and "Node.js ^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0" labels. The last label has a popup explaining that this package requires the versions.

Some new stuff for my npm userscript. github.com/bluwy/npm-us...

Better versions tab, show vulnerability info, new package labels (esm, cjs, module replacements, has postinstall, etc), better settings menu, and more.

Screenshots:

Honestly I would’ve liked more of your cat pics if the algorithm wasn’t too aggressive 😅

Yeah that would be very nice to have. Tools like netlify, vercel, codecov, etc all having their dedicated tabs instead of comments would be a lot cleaner

The `@docsearch/react` package on packagephobia showing an increase from 544kB publish size & 12.7MB install size on v3.9.0, to 7.02MB publish size & 30.4MB install size on v4.4.0

AI ✨

A "No changesets found. Create new" warning below the merge button of a GitHub PR

Also added this recently which I think is more visible than the bot comment