Anton Babakhin

[Anton Babakhin @anton_babakhin]

The easiest way to organize your Sass/SCSS/Less/CSS project -
https://t.co/68bLy6KSo3

[kepano @kepano]

Microsoft just released a tool that lets you convert Office files to Markdown. Never thought I'd see the day.

Google also added Markdown export to Google Docs a few months ago.

[Daniel Glejzner @DanielGlejzner]

Nobody is talking about HMR in v19
It even surprised me.

NO MORE REFRESHING TO
SEE CHANGES - PURE MAGIC 🪄🧙‍♂️

#angular

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

The Python people will respond in a few days when their code is done running

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

It's wonderfully simple to create temporary directories in Node.

You can create them locally, with prefixes, or in the global temporary directory (where they'll be automatically cleaned up).

[Feross @feross]

🚀 Big news!

We’re thrilled to introduce Socket Optimize ✨—a powerful CLI tool that overrides your open-source dependencies with tested, optimized packages, with just one command. 💪

Say hello to:

🧹 Cleaner
⚡️ Faster
🔒 More secure

dependencies!

[Addy Osmani @addyosmani]

Tip: @ChromeDevTools now badges elements with scroll overflow! 📜

The Elements panel in Chrome DevTools now marks elements with a new 'scroll' badge when they contain overflowing content and have overflow: scroll or overflow: auto. This makes it a breeze to identify and address scroll overflow issues in your web applications.

No more hunting down hidden scrollbars! The 'scroll' badge is dynamic and updates in real-time, so you can see if the overflow has been resolved due to changes in content or size. Check it out in Chrome 130 and above.

[JohnPhamous is ooo @JohnPhamous]

rendering a table with 10 million rows—fast rendering with just content-visibility

no ghosting effect if you scroll super fast

[Cloudflare Developers @CloudflareDev]

We’ve made it way, way easier to use the Node.js packages you know and love when building on Workers by dramatically expanding our Node.js API compatibility.

This is a big part of our effort to make shipping applications with Workers a no brainer!

[Alexander Isora @alexanderisorax]

The coolest GitHub hack I learned this week:
1) open any repo
2) replace .com with .dev
3) browse the repository code in a VS Code instance!

🤯🤯

[Cheng @zcbenz]

V8 is damn fast, faster than C++ when it comes to numerics.

So I just made it possible to compile .ts code to native Node.js module for my TypeScript to C++ compiler.
https://t.co/WkZN1qBz6D

And I was thinking: well let's make a demo and show how JS could be made 10x faster.

[Darshan Sen @RaisinTen]

I have done an experiment to show how you can use V8 snapshot to speed up the require()s for the main process of your Electron application by more than 80%! 🏎️ https://t.co/MDZU50DE7B

[Gerome Grignon 🅰️ @AngularDevsFr @GeromeDEV]

🚀 Explore Angular changes faster with the new Version Tracker search!

From Angular 14 to 19-next, find all feature updates with just one search. 🔍 No more digging through release notes!

Try it now: https://t.co/zURmAOOb8i

#Angular #DevTools #WebDev #Coding #JavaScript

[Michael Be 💻🏝 @michaelbe812]

Did you know that there is a eslint-rule to enforce using the new Control Flow Syntax in #Angular consequently?

👉🏻 https://t.co/93V757wMKn

@Angular

[Manfred Steyer @ManfredSteyer]

I proudly present 🕵️‍♂️ Detective: Visualize and Analyze your TypeScript-based Architecture! 🧵

[Una 🇺🇦 @Una]

Now with dynamic auto-width using calc-size()!

Enabling the animation of elements to auto height and width is planned for Chrome 129 🥳 (stable rollout starts in 2 weeks!)

More content to come around this feature from our team soon 🙂

[mark @r_marked]

if you're using vscode,

"scm.showHistoryGraph": false

you're welcome.

[Steven ⬢ @styfle]

Node.js LTS (20.17.0) just landed experimental support for matching a path to a glob 🎉

This replaces minimatch/micromatch/picomatch/etc

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

Node 22's experimental glob function is so freaking beautiful.

Brief 🧵

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

Basic instinct

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

Time to talk about one of the strangest TypeScript tricks around.

It's the loose autocomplete trick. And it's ACTUALLY USEFUL for app development.

Let me explain 🧵