Michael Lin

Software Engineer @RingCentral.
Author of Mutative, Fict, Renderify.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

🚀 Introducing Fict – a compiler that makes JavaScript variables automatically reactive.

No useMemo. No dependency arrays. No .value. Just JavaScript.

Fine-grained DOM updates without VDOM.
https://t.co/RD8qX1QswM

#React #JavaScript

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

An animal that ignores the pack’s advice won’t complain after it gets killed. It’s already dead.

The others won’t overthink it. They’ll just call it nature — because even animals have the right to be stupid.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Software may be entering a phase where companies expect every developer to burn at least a salary's worth of AI tokens—and deliver 4×+ productivity as a result.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

@CrossCheckDev Under the best AI coding practices, obvious logic or syntax errors are almost disappearing—just as using GPT 5.5 xhigh guarantees fewer hallucinations.

With large-scale AI-generated code, the true core of code review is validating the correctness of higher-level abstractions.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Vibe coding doesn’t fail because AI can’t write code.
It fails when humans can’t review it.
Once generation outpaces review, review becomes the skill.
Refuse AI-assisted review, and you’ll either stop trusting your own code or give up on vibe coding at scale.
Someone else won’t.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Ever wished your web app had a black box like an airplane?

WebBlackbox records everything — network, console, DOM, storage, screenshots, performance — and lets you replay it all later.

When something goes wrong, you'll know exactly what happened.

🔗 https://t.co/qjDKapexS4

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

React Compiler and Beyond: Capability Boundaries of Compiler-Driven UI Frameworks

https://t.co/gLnAOSlLYi

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

https://t.co/E1rwIzgn8Q

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Announcing Coaction v1.2.0.

An efficient and flexible state management library for building high-performance, multithreading web applications.

https://t.co/IFkdijWqkn

#Coaction #OpenSource

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Vibe coding can be chill, but acceptance criteria, edge cases, testability, permissions, and fallbacks must be absolutely rigid.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

When was the last time you wrote a massive amount of code from scratch?

This is crucial. Either you're about to lose your job to those who do, or you simply haven't discovered "fire" yet. 🔥💻

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

browser-use v0.3.0 is live.

We improved parity with py-browser-use, added actor/code-use/skill-cli/browser-cloud modules, and hardened reliability across linting and tests.

Upgrade now: https://t.co/VpKMND5ve9
#TypeScript #AIAgents

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Claude Opus 4.6 is good, but Codex 5.3 xhigh is the one that actually gets real work done.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

browser-use for Node.js v0.2.0 is live.

TypeScript-first AI browser automation with strict parity to Python browser-use v0.5.11 (Aug 10, 2025), tighter CI/runtime reliability, and better CLI UX.

npm i browser-use
https://t.co/VpKMND4XoB

#TypeScript #AI #OpenSource

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

@pekeler I think it's not just the Web, it's everything on the Internet.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

2026 is destined for a seismic shift in software. Then, 2027-28 comes for the Internet...

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

Imagine an #moltbook that is impossible to shut down—and even more hidden than the dark web.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

For now, everyone on #moltbook might be gawking at them like caged apes, but that changes the moment the first Agent starts making real cash.

[Michael Lin @unadlib]

There is an inherent and difficult-to-reconcile conflict between a UI component's abstract expressiveness and its runtime granularity control.