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Digging the new docs site design. Will check this out, pretty heavy user of v3
@arizeai/phoenix-client@1.3.0 -
@arize-phoenix.bsky.social javascript client gets experiments 🧪
s/o @anthonypowell.me !
- native tracing of ai tasks and evaluators,
- async concurrency queues
- support for any evaluator (e.g. bring your own evals) and more!
annotating an llm call
📝Annotation Configs in @arize-phoenix.bsky.social
Part of the "Look at the Data" initiative, create custom rubrics and forms to annotate your spans.
s/o to @anthonypowell.me here who built out all the rich UI features.
Toss a handful of conic gradients into the CSS, let them dance codepen.io/hexagoncircl...
Absolutely tragic man, that is crazy. You've done nothing but amazing work
Zod 4 is now in beta!
💎 7x faster object parsing
💎 20x reduction in tsc instantiations
💎 57% smaller core bundle size
💎 metadata via .meta()
💎 z.toJSONSchema()
💎 z.templateLiteral()
💎 z.stringbool()
💎 z.int32(), z.float32(), etc
💎 z.file()
💎 new logo 😇
Very good timing in my opinion, especially if you look towards AM4 and AM5 platforms from AMD. Lots of PCI lanes available that you can throw towards GPUs and tons of other i/o like fast nvme pci storage or usb c ports
I wrote my own version of this many years ago for a music app I built and daily drive, the code hasn't been updated in years haha kind of perf sensitive due to rendering thousands of tracks in a virtualized table. Could use some love
I have some packages that could use this 👀
cc @mattpocock.com might be interesting to you 😅
I've uploaded a build-less TypeScript mcp server quickstart on GitHub if you want something easy to hack on github.com/cephalizatio...
Not having a TypeScript build step feels so nice, thanks @nodejs.org v23 🙏
This looks fantastic
in Chrome 135 - Tomorrow Mar 26, 2025
customize all the parts of a <select> with #CSS!
⤷ nerdy.dev/customize-a-...
#FreeJavaScript: We responded to Oracle's Motion to Dismiss our fraud claim.
Oracle argues submitting one valid specimen excuses submitting a fraudulent one.
Our position: one legitimate submission doesn't erase another fraudulent act.
deno.com/blog/deno-v-...
Learn how we built a holistic prompt management system that preserves developer freedom.
With Phoenix 8.0, we built a prompt management system that prioritizes: LLM reproducibility, prompt versioning & tracking, & developer flexibility—no vendor lock-in
arize.com/blog/prompt-...
I made a midi controller with Svelte.
This thing can be played by your computer keyboard, top two rows for keys, bottom row for chords.
In locked key mode, you can change the key and play all chords within that key.
This is probably a p0 value add for phoenix
This sparks many ideas, thanks for the breakdown
In this case what do you do with the final output from deepseek? Does it let you stop running after the reasoning is complete?
Could probably do some interesting evaluation workflow where you perform the steps in the video, but at the end compare 3.5 + reasoning to deepseek's final output
Is there a way to "report" posts that trigger keywords but don't actually fit the feed? I've had a few instances of posts that are _very_ unrelated to web dev but contain phrases like "js" or "css" so I understand why they made it in 😅
We use off screen canvases quite a bit so good shout
I'll give the GitHub repo a look and report back if we're able to make it work. Very cool project 👍
This is so extremely relevant to my near term interests 😀 my friend is building a physically rendered game using JS and we were just discussing options for shipping it outside of a browser with minimal changes. Only uses canvas APIs and everything else is written from scratch
I've had exactly the same takeaway. Both langchain and vercel have a vested interest in improving and optimizing their js AI libs however as they build more and more first class AI services into their own platforms with js. Presumably they are dog fooding heavily 😅
What are you rendering to? Presumably canvas doesn't work when compiled to wasm. Have been curious about this
Do you like this feed? If you do repost this and share it with your friends!
I keep saying this, JSX is my favorite side effect of react adoption. It really gels with my intuitive understanding of how an interface should be modelled
I struggled for a long time to understand why people would open source "serious" software. Over the years I've come to understand that the code alone is not some closely guarded secret that needs defending, it's only the output of a dedicated team executing a vision, and that cannot simply be copied
