NullVoxPopuli
@nullvoxpopuli.com
Artificer of Code.
OpenSource, TC39 Signals, StarbeamJS & @emberjs.com enthusiast and advocate
Former @react.dev
Where i'm at
nullvoxpopuli.com/page/links
Projects
tutorial.glimdown.com
limber.glimdown.com
#SwarmLyfe
Queen of Blades, she/her, obv
OpenSource, TC39 Signals, StarbeamJS & @emberjs.com enthusiast and advocate
Former @react.dev
Where i'm at
nullvoxpopuli.com/page/links
Projects
tutorial.glimdown.com
limber.glimdown.com
#SwarmLyfe
Queen of Blades, she/her, obv
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getSectionHeadingLevel's docs now has a live REPL on the page so you can mess around and try to break it
coming soon~ish: in-page REPLs for the svelte and vue implementations
coming soon~ish: in-page REPLs for the svelte and vue implementations
December 5, 2025 at 6:31 AM
getSectionHeadingLevel's docs now has a live REPL on the page so you can mess around and try to break it
coming soon~ish: in-page REPLs for the svelte and vue implementations
coming soon~ish: in-page REPLs for the svelte and vue implementations
the automatic heading level (h1-h6) utility has examples for vue, svelte, and ember!
Muchest of thanks to @_jessicasachs for helping me (aka doing all of) the vue example! 🎉
Muchest of thanks to @_jessicasachs for helping me (aka doing all of) the vue example! 🎉
December 4, 2025 at 11:31 PM
the automatic heading level (h1-h6) utility has examples for vue, svelte, and ember!
Muchest of thanks to @_jessicasachs for helping me (aka doing all of) the vue example! 🎉
Muchest of thanks to @_jessicasachs for helping me (aka doing all of) the vue example! 🎉
I made some utilities for moving non-global services into the module graph so your vite bundles are more optimized
December 4, 2025 at 3:07 PM
I made some utilities for moving non-global services into the module graph so your vite bundles are more optimized
emberjs runs in the terminal!
December 3, 2025 at 1:52 PM
emberjs runs in the terminal!
You can now make terminal applications in ember!
ember-tui
Has flex layouts, and all the colors!
ember-tui
Has flex layouts, and all the colors!
December 3, 2025 at 1:23 PM
You can now make terminal applications in ember!
ember-tui
Has flex layouts, and all the colors!
ember-tui
Has flex layouts, and all the colors!
New utility for use in Svelte, Ember, Vue, React, and more:
Never think about what h1-h6 tag is needed ever again.
Never think about what h1-h6 tag is needed ever again.
December 1, 2025 at 2:33 PM
New utility for use in Svelte, Ember, Vue, React, and more:
Never think about what h1-h6 tag is needed ever again.
Never think about what h1-h6 tag is needed ever again.
Isn't per-package publish-token going to be way more secure that OIDC?
Like, if a similar worm shows up again and gets access to your GH credentials and you're using OIDC everywhere, they will publish every package you own.
NPM should be pushing per-package publish-tokens.
Like, if a similar worm shows up again and gets access to your GH credentials and you're using OIDC everywhere, they will publish every package you own.
NPM should be pushing per-package publish-tokens.
December 1, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Isn't per-package publish-token going to be way more secure that OIDC?
Like, if a similar worm shows up again and gets access to your GH credentials and you're using OIDC everywhere, they will publish every package you own.
NPM should be pushing per-package publish-tokens.
Like, if a similar worm shows up again and gets access to your GH credentials and you're using OIDC everywhere, they will publish every package you own.
NPM should be pushing per-package publish-tokens.
The logo for grok is a black hole.
Black holes are where all matter and information goes in and never comes back*, ripping apart the fabric of reality.
I feel like this is an accurate metaphor for LLMs
*Gamma ray jets may happen, but this isn't useful
Black holes are where all matter and information goes in and never comes back*, ripping apart the fabric of reality.
I feel like this is an accurate metaphor for LLMs
*Gamma ray jets may happen, but this isn't useful
November 30, 2025 at 7:49 PM
The logo for grok is a black hole.
Black holes are where all matter and information goes in and never comes back*, ripping apart the fabric of reality.
I feel like this is an accurate metaphor for LLMs
*Gamma ray jets may happen, but this isn't useful
Black holes are where all matter and information goes in and never comes back*, ripping apart the fabric of reality.
I feel like this is an accurate metaphor for LLMs
*Gamma ray jets may happen, but this isn't useful
November 30, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Best app-wide state:
@service(MyState) localReference
@service(MyState) localReference
November 30, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Best app-wide state:
@service(MyState) localReference
@service(MyState) localReference
And people say Linux is hostile to folks
There is this thread I keep re-visiting where I was asking for help setting up remote desktop on a headless linux server, and the gnome folks were *very helpful*, polite, and all around good community members afaict
There is this thread I keep re-visiting where I was asking for help setting up remote desktop on a headless linux server, and the gnome folks were *very helpful*, polite, and all around good community members afaict
November 29, 2025 at 4:02 PM
And people say Linux is hostile to folks
There is this thread I keep re-visiting where I was asking for help setting up remote desktop on a headless linux server, and the gnome folks were *very helpful*, polite, and all around good community members afaict
There is this thread I keep re-visiting where I was asking for help setting up remote desktop on a headless linux server, and the gnome folks were *very helpful*, polite, and all around good community members afaict
If i ever stop coding, maybe i'll be a detective
November 29, 2025 at 1:41 AM
If i ever stop coding, maybe i'll be a detective
Polyfills are an end consumer (app dev) concern, not a library's concern
November 29, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Polyfills are an end consumer (app dev) concern, not a library's concern
To add to all my other points about how LLMs can't think,
LLMs are useless at StarCraft. They would be in cardboard league at best.
LLMs are useless at StarCraft. They would be in cardboard league at best.
November 26, 2025 at 5:57 AM
To add to all my other points about how LLMs can't think,
LLMs are useless at StarCraft. They would be in cardboard league at best.
LLMs are useless at StarCraft. They would be in cardboard league at best.
I really appreciate the depth that socket.dev posts go in to:
socket.dev/blog/shai...
This is exactly what I want out of security reporting. All the details, what to look for.
Only thing missing is a tool to check "am I affected?"
socket.dev/blog/shai...
This is exactly what I want out of security reporting. All the details, what to look for.
Only thing missing is a tool to check "am I affected?"
November 24, 2025 at 5:45 PM
I really appreciate the depth that socket.dev posts go in to:
socket.dev/blog/shai...
This is exactly what I want out of security reporting. All the details, what to look for.
Only thing missing is a tool to check "am I affected?"
socket.dev/blog/shai...
This is exactly what I want out of security reporting. All the details, what to look for.
Only thing missing is a tool to check "am I affected?"
First project to write a pluggable parser for codemods and linting (w/ scope tracking) will win.
🚫 babel
🚫 typescript
🚫 biome
🚫 oxc
🚫 swc
(etc)
Testing the design is easy
Make JSX a plugin.
Don't build it in. Prove your architecture with this
🚫 babel
🚫 typescript
🚫 biome
🚫 oxc
🚫 swc
(etc)
Testing the design is easy
Make JSX a plugin.
Don't build it in. Prove your architecture with this
November 23, 2025 at 4:28 PM
First project to write a pluggable parser for codemods and linting (w/ scope tracking) will win.
🚫 babel
🚫 typescript
🚫 biome
🚫 oxc
🚫 swc
(etc)
Testing the design is easy
Make JSX a plugin.
Don't build it in. Prove your architecture with this
🚫 babel
🚫 typescript
🚫 biome
🚫 oxc
🚫 swc
(etc)
Testing the design is easy
Make JSX a plugin.
Don't build it in. Prove your architecture with this
TIL that MDN has a ctrl+k search
November 23, 2025 at 1:30 AM
TIL that MDN has a ctrl+k search
Ember is coming to a terminal near you!
✨ first POC: github.com/patricklx...
✨ currently only Text component , will add more from Ink 🙂
✨ just starts directly with node for dev, no precompile.
✨ first POC: github.com/patricklx...
✨ currently only Text component , will add more from Ink 🙂
✨ just starts directly with node for dev, no precompile.
November 21, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Ember is coming to a terminal near you!
✨ first POC: github.com/patricklx...
✨ currently only Text component , will add more from Ink 🙂
✨ just starts directly with node for dev, no precompile.
✨ first POC: github.com/patricklx...
✨ currently only Text component , will add more from Ink 🙂
✨ just starts directly with node for dev, no precompile.
in ember-primitives 0.44.0, there is a new <Heading> component, which will automatically set your h1-h6 level, at any depth in the DOM (and even from within shadow-roots)
This can be handy for shared components, where they don't know what section-heading level they'll be under
This can be handy for shared components, where they don't know what section-heading level they'll be under
November 21, 2025 at 5:46 AM
in ember-primitives 0.44.0, there is a new <Heading> component, which will automatically set your h1-h6 level, at any depth in the DOM (and even from within shadow-roots)
This can be handy for shared components, where they don't know what section-heading level they'll be under
This can be handy for shared components, where they don't know what section-heading level they'll be under
on macOS
> watch ...
watch: command not found
---------
macOS is unserious
> watch ...
watch: command not found
---------
macOS is unserious
November 20, 2025 at 11:05 PM
on macOS
> watch ...
watch: command not found
---------
macOS is unserious
> watch ...
watch: command not found
---------
macOS is unserious
Reposted by NullVoxPopuli
This question open to all of @vuejs.org , @svelte.dev , @react.dev (and whichever other frameworks have hierarchical render-based context / dynamic scope)
Can somebody explain why folks don't feel they need Context in plain JS functions but need it in components?
All the same issues apply to functions and their argument passing, and the need to drill arguments down many layers of the stack.
What makes components different?
All the same issues apply to functions and their argument passing, and the need to drill arguments down many layers of the stack.
What makes components different?
November 20, 2025 at 5:34 AM
This question open to all of @vuejs.org , @svelte.dev , @react.dev (and whichever other frameworks have hierarchical render-based context / dynamic scope)
Can somebody explain why folks don't feel they need Context in plain JS functions but need it in components?
All the same issues apply to functions and their argument passing, and the need to drill arguments down many layers of the stack.
What makes components different?
All the same issues apply to functions and their argument passing, and the need to drill arguments down many layers of the stack.
What makes components different?
November 20, 2025 at 5:19 AM
Can somebody explain why folks don't feel they need Context in plain JS functions but need it in components?
All the same issues apply to functions and their argument passing, and the need to drill arguments down many layers of the stack.
What makes components different?
All the same issues apply to functions and their argument passing, and the need to drill arguments down many layers of the stack.
What makes components different?