Bo Lingen
@haltcase.dev
Learner, dreamer, and a believer that our reach exceeds our grasp.
Father, Husband
Developer • TypeScript, JavaScript, C#
Believer • 🌕 🚀 👩🏾🚀 👩🔬
Ally • 🟰 🫱🏻🫲🏿 🏳️🌈
Father, Husband
Developer • TypeScript, JavaScript, C#
Believer • 🌕 🚀 👩🏾🚀 👩🔬
Ally • 🟰 🫱🏻🫲🏿 🏳️🌈
Got the TOTP code 333333. I feel cosmically chosen
January 3, 2026 at 2:17 PM
Got the TOTP code 333333. I feel cosmically chosen
@jaredpalmer.com Saw elsewhere that you're working on native stacked PRs for @github.com. count me & my org in! 🙏
I'd love that workflow to be better on GitHub
I'd love that workflow to be better on GitHub
December 15, 2025 at 1:27 AM
@jaredpalmer.com Saw elsewhere that you're working on native stacked PRs for @github.com. count me & my org in! 🙏
I'd love that workflow to be better on GitHub
I'd love that workflow to be better on GitHub
@ovhcloudus.bsky.social any chance of a restock for US VPS servers soon? I've been checking for a couple weeks with no luck
November 7, 2025 at 1:56 AM
@ovhcloudus.bsky.social any chance of a restock for US VPS servers soon? I've been checking for a couple weeks with no luck
Reposted by Bo Lingen
⚓ Oxlint now supports plugins written in JavaScript ⚓
Developers can customize and extend Oxlint using JavaScript, but at a speed approaching Rust, due to 'raw transfer' between Rust and JS, and other breakthroughs
Many ESLint plugins can run without any modification.
Read the full post👇
Developers can customize and extend Oxlint using JavaScript, but at a speed approaching Rust, due to 'raw transfer' between Rust and JS, and other breakthroughs
Many ESLint plugins can run without any modification.
Read the full post👇
October 20, 2025 at 11:19 AM
⚓ Oxlint now supports plugins written in JavaScript ⚓
Developers can customize and extend Oxlint using JavaScript, but at a speed approaching Rust, due to 'raw transfer' between Rust and JS, and other breakthroughs
Many ESLint plugins can run without any modification.
Read the full post👇
Developers can customize and extend Oxlint using JavaScript, but at a speed approaching Rust, due to 'raw transfer' between Rust and JS, and other breakthroughs
Many ESLint plugins can run without any modification.
Read the full post👇
I would like @tc39.es to try this
As an experiment, we (the Firefox team) wanted to try a new way to get feedback on which Interop proposals matter most.
So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
Interop Feature Ranking
Rank the web platform features you care most about
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
October 16, 2025 at 1:22 AM
I would like @tc39.es to try this
Trying to fix tablemark-cli's tests in CI... I know it's color related but setting `FORCE_COLOR` to 1 in Vitest config `env` didn't work. Can't repro locally unless I set `FORCE_COLOR` to 0. Ideally the snapshots would include colors
CI fail:
CI fail:
ci: set `FORCE_COLOR` for tests · haltcase/tablemark-cli@84236a8
Generate markdown tables from JSON data at the command line. - ci: set `FORCE_COLOR` for tests · haltcase/tablemark-cli@84236a8
github.com
October 5, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Trying to fix tablemark-cli's tests in CI... I know it's color related but setting `FORCE_COLOR` to 1 in Vitest config `env` didn't work. Can't repro locally unless I set `FORCE_COLOR` to 0. Ideally the snapshots would include colors
CI fail:
CI fail:
Reposted by Bo Lingen
🎶 Take a look, it's in a book 🎶
🥹 After nearly 20 years... Reading Rainbow is returning to motivate, help, and encourage kids to become avid readers with new episodes, new friends, new projects, and of course... new books! Make sure to follow the rainbow 📚🌈
#FollowTheRainbow
🥹 After nearly 20 years... Reading Rainbow is returning to motivate, help, and encourage kids to become avid readers with new episodes, new friends, new projects, and of course... new books! Make sure to follow the rainbow 📚🌈
#FollowTheRainbow
September 29, 2025 at 3:06 PM
🎶 Take a look, it's in a book 🎶
🥹 After nearly 20 years... Reading Rainbow is returning to motivate, help, and encourage kids to become avid readers with new episodes, new friends, new projects, and of course... new books! Make sure to follow the rainbow 📚🌈
#FollowTheRainbow
🥹 After nearly 20 years... Reading Rainbow is returning to motivate, help, and encourage kids to become avid readers with new episodes, new friends, new projects, and of course... new books! Make sure to follow the rainbow 📚🌈
#FollowTheRainbow
Reposted by Bo Lingen
Introducing Runtime Accelerated Rendering Infrastructure (Rari), a React Server Components framework that's 4x faster than Next.js.
Built on custom Rust runtime with V8. 4x faster RSC rendering, 10,586 req/sec throughput, 5.8x faster builds.
Built on custom Rust runtime with V8. 4x faster RSC rendering, 10,586 req/sec throughput, 5.8x faster builds.
How I Built a Full-Stack React Framework 4x Faster Than Next.js With 4x More Throughput - Ryan Skinner
Introducing the next-generation React framework with Rust-powered runtime, React Server Components, and ridiculously-fast development experience delivering 4x faster performance than Next.js.
ryanskinner.com
July 29, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Introducing Runtime Accelerated Rendering Infrastructure (Rari), a React Server Components framework that's 4x faster than Next.js.
Built on custom Rust runtime with V8. 4x faster RSC rendering, 10,586 req/sec throughput, 5.8x faster builds.
Built on custom Rust runtime with V8. 4x faster RSC rendering, 10,586 req/sec throughput, 5.8x faster builds.
PHP got a pipe operator. PHP.
Please in JS now?
Please in JS now?
August 5, 2025 at 11:49 AM
PHP got a pipe operator. PHP.
Please in JS now?
Please in JS now?
@github.com maybe try putting a feature on the other side of the curtain first before claiming you're killing it for low usage. I use the Command Palette constantly and didn't want to lose it.
github.com/orgs/communi...
github.com/orgs/communi...
Command Palette Deprecation Behind “Feature Preview” Is Hurting Adoption & Accessibility · community · Discussion #166528
Select Topic Area Product Feedback Body Hi everyone, I’d like to start a conversation about GitHub’s recent treatment of the Command Palette. As many of you know, it’s one of GitHub’s best features...
github.com
July 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM
@github.com maybe try putting a feature on the other side of the curtain first before claiming you're killing it for low usage. I use the Command Palette constantly and didn't want to lose it.
github.com/orgs/communi...
github.com/orgs/communi...
June 30, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Don't be distracted from the fact that in 2026, @tanstack.com Start will throw Next.js off Hell In A Cell, plummeting 16 ft through an announcer’s table.
#webdev
#webdev
June 13, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Don't be distracted from the fact that in 2026, @tanstack.com Start will throw Next.js off Hell In A Cell, plummeting 16 ft through an announcer’s table.
#webdev
#webdev
Absolutely brilliant naming from the @tanstack.com folks on the "devinxi" branch. I see you
Also the thing itself is shaping up so nicely
Also the thing itself is shaping up so nicely
May 23, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Absolutely brilliant naming from the @tanstack.com folks on the "devinxi" branch. I see you
Also the thing itself is shaping up so nicely
Also the thing itself is shaping up so nicely
I'm clearly doing something Turbopack doesn't like, because I'm not seeing anywhere close to the compile times or perf gains I'm hearing about in Next.js. I miss Vite 🥺
Currently in the NEXT_TURBOPACK_TRACE rabbit hole
Currently in the NEXT_TURBOPACK_TRACE rabbit hole
April 22, 2025 at 1:30 AM
I'm clearly doing something Turbopack doesn't like, because I'm not seeing anywhere close to the compile times or perf gains I'm hearing about in Next.js. I miss Vite 🥺
Currently in the NEXT_TURBOPACK_TRACE rabbit hole
Currently in the NEXT_TURBOPACK_TRACE rabbit hole
> 8 year old npm package
> published 10 months ago
> 1000s of weekly downloads
> still version 0.7.0
😶
> published 10 months ago
> 1000s of weekly downloads
> still version 0.7.0
😶
April 16, 2025 at 5:05 PM
> 8 year old npm package
> published 10 months ago
> 1000s of weekly downloads
> still version 0.7.0
😶
> published 10 months ago
> 1000s of weekly downloads
> still version 0.7.0
😶
yield*
I just wanted to get in on the clever JS lingo replies
I just wanted to get in on the clever JS lingo replies
April 15, 2025 at 2:04 AM
yield*
I just wanted to get in on the clever JS lingo replies
I just wanted to get in on the clever JS lingo replies
Integrated @arktype.io into my haltcase.dev/run script runner. Silly example, but it makes writing handy reusable scripts type-safe _and_ delightful 😁
![TypeScript code using the `@haltcase/run` and `arktype` libraries:
import { task } from "@haltcase/run";
import { type } from "arktype";
const schema = type({
name: "string",
class: "'Barbarian' | 'Rogue' | 'Wizard' = 'Rogue'",
armorClass: "string.numeric.parse",
env: {
"SECRET_GMS_WEAKNESS?": "string"
}
});
export const printCharacter = task.strict(
schema,
async ({ env, name, armorClass, class: characterClass }) => {
console.log([
`🎲 ${name}`,
`⚔️ ${characterClass}`,
`🛡️ ${armorClass}`
].join("\n"));
if (env.SECRET_GMS_WEAKNESS) {
console.log(`${env.SECRET_GMS_WEAKNESS} makes ${name} king!`);
}
}
);](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fys6mhg6ru6cyllduwzpvfiw/bafkreia7b7fy7l2t6m2mcviignk2asmrddt2qlyugxnx34darzlpudykmu@jpeg)
April 13, 2025 at 3:31 AM
Integrated @arktype.io into my haltcase.dev/run script runner. Silly example, but it makes writing handy reusable scripts type-safe _and_ delightful 😁
Guess not at the nature of the behemoth, for it is wilder than we can fathom.
Sorry Adam 🙏
Sorry Adam 🙏
April 12, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Guess not at the nature of the behemoth, for it is wilder than we can fathom.
Sorry Adam 🙏
Sorry Adam 🙏
npm breaking everyone's tokens 💀
npm is like the patron saint of maintenance mode at this point
npm is like the patron saint of maintenance mode at this point
April 11, 2025 at 8:16 AM
npm breaking everyone's tokens 💀
npm is like the patron saint of maintenance mode at this point
npm is like the patron saint of maintenance mode at this point
My kingdom, your kingdom, everyone's kingdom for enum+ADT+pattern matching in JS. That'd be the life.
Please. Do it.
Please. Do it.
ECMAScript excitement 😉
TypeScript's @chronicles.org is pitching enum in JS 🎉
It's the good parts of TS enum + enhancements:
🔶 More datatypes: Symbols etc
🔶 Iterable
🔶 Immutable
🔶 Null prototype
🔶 No declaration merging
🔶 Compatible with Node type-stripping 👍
github.com/rbuckton/pro...
TypeScript's @chronicles.org is pitching enum in JS 🎉
It's the good parts of TS enum + enhancements:
🔶 More datatypes: Symbols etc
🔶 Iterable
🔶 Immutable
🔶 Null prototype
🔶 No declaration merging
🔶 Compatible with Node type-stripping 👍
github.com/rbuckton/pro...
GitHub - rbuckton/proposal-enum: Proposal for ECMAScript enums
Proposal for ECMAScript enums. Contribute to rbuckton/proposal-enum development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
April 4, 2025 at 12:39 PM
My kingdom, your kingdom, everyone's kingdom for enum+ADT+pattern matching in JS. That'd be the life.
Please. Do it.
Please. Do it.
The best JavaScript is #FreeJavaScript ✊
#FreeJavaScript update: Oracle has just filed more on their motion to dismiss the Fraud claim.
Here's a summary of where the case stands: deno.com/blog/deno-v-...
Here's a summary of where the case stands: deno.com/blog/deno-v-...
April 2, 2025 at 3:02 AM
The best JavaScript is #FreeJavaScript ✊
I never liked Triscuits as a kid, so it feels like a sign I went and got old now that I think they're super tasty and can't stop eating them
March 30, 2025 at 7:59 PM
I never liked Triscuits as a kid, so it feels like a sign I went and got old now that I think they're super tasty and can't stop eating them
I started migrating off corepack when it introduced signature errors into all my builds (nodejs/corepack#612). Switched to @pnpm.io's ability to manage its own version 👌
Corepack's imperfect but was maybe the best hope for reducing package manager fragmentation? Bummer to see it die
Corepack's imperfect but was maybe the best hope for reducing package manager fragmentation? Bummer to see it die
March 23, 2025 at 9:02 PM
I started migrating off corepack when it introduced signature errors into all my builds (nodejs/corepack#612). Switched to @pnpm.io's ability to manage its own version 👌
Corepack's imperfect but was maybe the best hope for reducing package manager fragmentation? Bummer to see it die
Corepack's imperfect but was maybe the best hope for reducing package manager fragmentation? Bummer to see it die
Reposted by Bo Lingen
Make sure every Wisconsinite you know is prepared to vote: www.myvote.wi.gov.
March 23, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Make sure every Wisconsinite you know is prepared to vote: www.myvote.wi.gov.
Cool news about @typescriptlang.org Go port! Good on them choosing Go based on the criteria of the project and team... but I still can't bring myself to like Go as a language. It's just so icky 🫣
March 13, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Cool news about @typescriptlang.org Go port! Good on them choosing Go based on the criteria of the project and team... but I still can't bring myself to like Go as a language. It's just so icky 🫣