tinyjs: Build JavaScript Desktop Apps in <10MB — I built an app with this and was impressed. You get a txiki.js-powered backend with full system access (including FFI!), native webview rendering, and tiny macOS, Linux, and Windows builds. It even makes it easy to sign/notarize the final app.

Tarwin Stroh-Spijer

Full-Text Search in Drizzle Without a Second System — Try the official ParadeDB integration for Drizzle. Search your live Postgres tables. No ETL, no Elasticsearch. ParadeDB cloud coming soon.

ParadeDB sponsor

Persistent Databases in the Browser with DuckDB-Wasm and OPFS — A walkthrough of running DuckDB in the browser with a database file that survives reloads using the Origin Private File System now supported by all major browsers.

Piovesan and Wielenga (DuckDB)

How Linear Reworked Its CI for 4x the Tests — Eager agents grew Linear's test suite, and its CI costs with it! They share some remedies: rewriting type-aware ESLint rules as plain AST checks cut lint time 55% and eased a move to Oxlint, while selectively turning off Vitest's isolation saved a further 17% a month.

Mufeez Amjad (Linear)

An Undercover Analyst Infiltrated the Gang Behind 'Mini Shai-Hulud' — Bad news for the group behind this spring's cascading supply chain attacks… Google had a mole in their group chat! WIRED explains how the group was monitored and disrupted, leading to two recent arrests.

Andy Greenberg (WIRED)

The V8 Runtime Undermined My Constant-Time JavaScript Library — A look at how even branchless JavaScript can leak secrets through CPU cache behavior, due to quirks in how V8 handles booleans and -0.

Soatok Dreamseeker

Your UI Isn't Slow. It's Waiting on the Data — TimescaleDB extends Postgres so the data behind your UI loads fast as it grows. Get $1000 credit to start.

Tiger Data (creators of TimescaleDB) sponsor

Do Frameworks Matter Anymore? — If you're using AI, you're either using a framework or your agent is building an ad-hoc one on the fly. A Remix team member argues that's a good reason to want frameworks, and better ones, too.

Brooks Lybrand

Plotly.js 4: A Big Update for the Popular Charting Library — Now ships its own TypeScript types, adds ‘quiver’ plots (above) for drawing vector fields (with many awesome examples in the post), accepts CSS Color 4 color strings, and removes Mapbox GL in favor of MapLibre (no token needed!)

Chris Parmer

🤖 Transformers.js v4.3: Run AI Models in the Browser — Adds support for structured output (e.g. JSON), using WebGPU on Safari 26+, and DeepSeek v4. The docs have had an overhaul and there’s now an agent skill you can use.

Hugging Face

Still Writing Tests Manually? Meticulous AI Is Here — Flaky tests slowing down dev? Meticulous gives engineers confidence to ship faster by autonomously testing every edge case of your web app.

Meticulous sponsor

@shadcn/lint: An Agent-First Linter for Tailwind — An ESLint/Oxlint plugin to enforce rules like "no raw colors" and "no restyling <Button> from outside" with errors to steer agents back to your variants and tokens.

shadcn

Devframe: A Framework for Building DevTools That Run Anywhere — From the developer behind Vitest and Nuxt DevTools, "a framework for building DevTools, in the same way Nuxt or Next.js provides a framework [for web apps]". Define a tool once and Devframe turns it into a Web Standard request handler you can mount almost anywhere.

Anthony Fu

✉️ Mailflare: A Self-Hosted Inbox Built Entirely on Cloudflare — A self-hosted inbox for custom domains built on Cloudflare’s Email Routing, Workers, D1 and R2. AGPL 3.0 licensed.

Hieu Nguyen