Just as you wouldn't drink from a contaminated stream, you shouldn't build on a contaminated supply chain. DaloyJS is the "filtration system" for modern JS development.
Thanks to @shadcn UI. Our website doesn't look like frontend AI slop. It's worth using ui shadcn create with a little effort rather than letting the AI do all your frontend UI from scratch. https://t.co/LbaaYURre3 😉
Tanya Janca's @shehackspurple DevSecStation @devsecstation episode on secure defaults matches why we built DaloyJS the way we did. "The easiest path is often the insecure one."
Security on by default, insecure paths explicit and effortful. Login with JWT is not enough, and telling an AI to build an API does not make the easy path safe.
https://t.co/G3jTOTnEGg
The global average hit $4.99 million USD, AI-driven attacks are up 56%, and 92% of AI-related breaches lacked basic access controls. Here is a quick summary of the IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2026 report. https://t.co/UnSMvQISdK
The DaloyJS 1.0.0 stable version is here 🎉🎉🍻🍻.
Secure-by-default HTTP routes matter more now because APIs get scaffolded and shipped faster than people configure them. If the framework doesn't block the dumb stuff first, production often ships without it.
https://t.co/kE719N9QFC
@theo We don't get tired of clicking "Update available" because each update is really good. 😄 Thanks for the hard work putting in the T3 code. We love it.
DaloyJS 1.0.0-rc.0: the first release candidate.
The public API is frozen now. Only bug fixes and docs until 1.0.0 GA.
The beta run quietly added a dependency-free MCP server and a faster Node hot path.
Build something real on it and find the bug I missed 👇
https://t.co/tspSVFaFko
OTel-shaped spans without a hard dependency on @opentelemetry api. Bring your own tracer; DaloyJS just emits the right shape — on every runtime.
https://t.co/OXA2d3wObt