Ryota Murakami

TypeScript/React/Next.js/Redux-Toolkit/TailwindCSS/Node.js. 🐤 he/him
Let's eliminate all unnecessary complicated things from Web Dev.

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

https://t.co/8JvMj3BoH2

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

beyond the context🤯

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

@cursor_ai @mntruell Composer 2.5 is great. but Cursor is not comfortable place for TypeScript 🥲
https://t.co/z0HfxOPfUK

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

tangled · tightly-knit social coding https://t.co/5u3BvZLmP2

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

Logseq Doctor https://t.co/1V3QKH1MVK

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

Please @cursor_ai consider TypeScript experience seriously...

https://t.co/KxPd1D5njD

[Aurora Scharff @aurorascharff]

Wrote a post on component architecture with React Server Components.

Covers:
• The progression from 𝚞𝚜𝚎𝙴𝚏𝚏𝚎𝚌𝚝 to React Query to route loaders to RSCs
• How Suspense shapes the loading experience
• Why colocation makes components easier to move and reuse (including for agents)

https://t.co/lFzsFnqYnp

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

すべてのUUIDをリストアップして検索できる「Every UUID V4」、そして直面した技術的課題とは？ - GIGAZINE https://t.co/LOpxlDQuLI

[Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com @sebastienlorber]

npm user?
➡️ One small change to stay safe, FREE

Add these aliases
➡️ pkg installs forbid using known malware

I run this:
- locally, to stay safe
- in my CI to detect compromised transitive dependencies early for my lib consumers

[Cursor @cursor_ai]

You can now create and manage automations in the same workspace as your agents.

Automations are now available in the Agents Window. For the next 7 days, all agent runs for newly created automations are 50% off.

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

@pnpmjs I hope pnpm outdated respect minimumReleaseAge.

[Ricky @rickyfm]

This is a React feature btw, not framework specific.

If you suspend during hydration React pauses hydration until you unsuspend. Tanstack is just wrapping the React feature in an API.

<Hydrate> adds a suspense boundary, and suspends:

use(props.gate.promise)

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

Sure, smaller bundle sizes are better. But if that were such a critical factor, why haven’t Electron-based desktop apps been pushed out of the market by 2026?

My take is that the UX after the initial download matters more.

For news sites, it’s probably worth betting the engineering cost on moving to RSC. But for client-heavy, dynamic web apps like dashboards or Notion, I don’t think there’s much upside to adding RSC to a full-on SPA.

https://t.co/GAkkoNRcjc

[Greg Bergé @gregberge_]

AI agents can review code.

But frontend bugs are often visual: spacing, layout, missing states, broken responsive UI.

We wrote a guide showing how to give agents eyes with Argos builds, screenshots, diff masks and CLI data.

Link below 👇

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

I got new word "Revenge Bedtime Procrastination"
It's me😅

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

https://t.co/Fjcyby3uq6

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

Composer 2.5 is great. but Cursor is not comfortable place for TypeScript 🥲
https://t.co/z0HfxOPfUK

[Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com @sebastienlorber]

💡 Use "using" for Vitest/Jest mocks/spys

It's really nice to simplify

You don't need manual mockReset / global afterEach

[Ryota Murakami @malloc007]

I think it works because his books are actually worth paying for, but

With more and more platforms likely blocking AI crawlers going forward, products like Perplexity are probably going to have a tough road ahead.

https://t.co/BPyui4r0kh

[Tom Krcha @tomkrcha]

Pencil just crossed 1M downloads on Cursor Extensions marketplace. With Composer 2.5, it's a killer AI design combo. Just flies.

Designs a full website for desktop and mobile sub-minute. Fully editable on canvas inside Cursor. Video at 1x speed.