I think grok4.5 and kimi3 are pretty good. I guess the only issue is that they haven't gather enough feedback loop data from real world. Sometimes they just don't get it compared to claude code and codex.
Sometimes I feel like writing a JS parser. But every time I look at Oxc and the near-perfect balance it achieves between performance and feature completeness, my interest fades a little—even though I'd only be doing it for fun.
Maybe I should just do it anyway. I've been meaning to finish reading this for a while:
https://t.co/s18yAI3Vik
🖋️ Kami is an AI-native tool for typesetting professional documents.
Been wanting this for a while: architecture diagrams that live with your repo. Redraw them and they keep their original intent, and roadmap plans never look like shipped facts.
https://t.co/XB5mfwTBCp
Volar now has first-class support in tsdown and rolldown-plugin-dts.
It can generate `.d.ts` files for all file types supported by Volar, including Vue and Astro.
https://t.co/z3ZzO5Swqm
😑 Been dealing with source maps lately. Solving source map issues is no fun at all. But figuring out how to make the process less painful is surprisingly fun.