Using state machines for agent logic is extremely slept-on
Don't think of them as static workflows. They're like LEGO bricks that the agents can rearrange + improve on autonomously, in a human-readable way
Otherwise it's like shaping markdown Play-Doh and hoping it holds
This is either brilliant or scary:
Anthropic accidentally leaked the TS source code of Claude Code (which is closed source). Repos sharing the source are taken down with DMCA.
BUT this repo rewrote the code using Python, and so it violates no copyright & cannot be taken down!
🔥 Angular's momentum continues this year...
‣ Partial hydration with data tracking
‣ Fine-grained change detection with signals
‣ Unlocking the development of zoneless apps
‣ Lots of upcoming quality of life improvements
Next week I'm speaking at Google I/O!
Jessica, Jeremy, and I will share more about Angular's momentum 🔥
You'll learn about:
- Our plans for fine-grained code loading
- Evolving Angular's Signal APIs
- Much more!
Find more: https://t.co/Cg2NM1wjTD
The Next.js App Router course is pretty great btw👌. Considero que tiene buenos temas para comenzar a aprender Next. Me gustó mucho la explicación y los ejercicios. Llévele llévele que es gratis 🆓
Excellent job from the Team at @nextjs 👏
https://t.co/nSpviVy3Wl
Announcing Node.js built-ins support in Deno Deploy
Starting today, all Node.js built-in modules like `fs`, `path`, and `http` can be imported and used on Deno Deploy.
This means: you can now run Node.js programs at the edge. 🤯
➡️ https://t.co/ub5nCheMLW
🐢 🦕 🪄
PSA: @dan_abramov and @Mappletons finally launched their book that's been YEARS in the making:
https://t.co/cRtuZa0dMu
Check it out if you want to learn JavaScript from two of the best technical explainers in the world!