#806 — October 13, 2026 |
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JavaScript Weekly |
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Deno is Joining Cloudflare (But…) — Maybe David Bushell saw the writing on the wall, as the Deno team isn't joining Cloudflare to keep working on Deno, but to fold celld into Ryan Dahl |
💡 On Hacker News, Ryan Dahl noted that Deno "has been sucked into the gravity well of Node compatibility" before asking: "Why reimplement Node? It works." But what happens to the JavaScript™ trademark case, I wonder…? |
CodeAF: #1 of Ten Coding Harnesses on DeepSWE — Ten coding harnesses ran the same open model on 113 real GitHub issues. CodeAF solved the most and paid the least per solved issue: 3.4x less than Claude Code, 4.8x less than OpenCode. A new open-source coding harness built for open models. AgentField AI sponsor |
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Bun 1.4.3 Adds Jarred Sumner |
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IN BRIEF:
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📖 Articles and Videos |
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📊 WebSocket Servers in JavaScript: Node.js, Bun, and Deno — In 2023, Daniel found Bun much faster than Node at relaying WebSocket messages, but there was a bug in his Bun server. This new attempt uses a C client/relay as a baseline, and Node 26 now gets close to C latency, ahead of Bun and Deno. Daniel Lemire |
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How Sindre Sorhus' Personal Site is Now Made in Swift — One of JavaScript's most prolific developers explains how he's dropped Astro and now builds his personal site with Swift, including the styling and markup, with broken links and style typos failing at compile time (source). Sindre Sorhus |
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Too Many Agent Traces to Read? Find the Ones That Matter, Live Oct 14 — Bad answers, wrong tool calls, too many traces. See how Sentry engineers find the failures worth fixing. Register now. Sentry sponsor |
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Tiny Apps with TinyJS — A quick look at a new way to make tiny JS-powered desktop apps we featured a few weeks ago. Raymond Camden |
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📄 Yet Another Way to Invoke Functions Without Parentheses – There are many ways to invoke arbitrary functions in JavaScript without using parens, but this is a particularly obscure one! bartosz 📄 Six Months of Building with Remix 3 – What the post-React Remix (v3 was released earlier this month) is like to work with day to day. Sergio Xalambrí 📄 A Visual Notation for React's Parent and Owner Trees – With a playground that draws them from your code. Jules Blom 📄 How to Test an |
🛠 Code & Tools |
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🤖 OpenCode 2.0: A Big Update for the Open Coding Agent — A full-featured agentic coding app, built on Bun, that's more akin to Claude Code than Pi, say. v2.0 overhauls it with background subagents, a 'code mode' to let models script MCP tool calls, and clients for vanilla JS and Effect code to drive it. Anomaly / The OpenCode Team |
💡 If you've not given OpenCode a try yet, you can get started here. |
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Tamagui 3: One React UI Codebase for Web and Native — A styling system and component kit for sharing UI between React web apps and React Native, with a compiler that keeps things fast on both. v3 adds Tailwind-style props and React Strict DOM support. Nate Wienert |
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Mobile AI Infrastructure for Web Devs Who Code with Agents — Point the agent you use for the web at iOS and Android. Expo takes care of the native builds and the trip to the stores. Expo sponsor |
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H3 v2: The UnJS HTTP Framework Rebuilt on Web Standards — The minimal HTTP framework behind Nitro and Nuxt's server layer is now stable in v2, a rewrite around standard Pooya Parsa |
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Shaders: 190+ WebGPU Effect Components, Now Open Source — Ripples, glows, and dissolves into ASCII, composed as components rather than written as shader code, for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, or plain JS. The engine, framework bindings, and the components themselves are now all MIT licensed. Simon Le Marchant |
💡 If you like this vibe, ascii.rest, which offers "236 animated ASCII pieces for web pages", is also worth a look. |
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📢 Elsewhere in the ecosystem |
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