Weekly Dev's Brew
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Your morning companion for web dev insights.
Weekly technical deep-dives with your coffee. No hype, just carefully brewed web development updates. ☕️💻 Subscribe at https://wkbrw.dev/ip70p5j
Weekly technical deep-dives with your coffee. No hype, just carefully brewed web development updates. ☕️💻 Subscribe at https://wkbrw.dev/ip70p5j
"Most teams think micro-frontends are just components you load at runtime. But components leak domain logic to containers, micro-frontends should own their entire domain."
Fantastic podcast episode with Luca just went live, addressing my concerns around microfrontends!
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Fantastic podcast episode with Luca just went live, addressing my concerns around microfrontends!
Link in 🧵
September 19, 2025 at 12:01 PM
"Most teams think micro-frontends are just components you load at runtime. But components leak domain logic to containers, micro-frontends should own their entire domain."
Fantastic podcast episode with Luca just went live, addressing my concerns around microfrontends!
Link in 🧵
Fantastic podcast episode with Luca just went live, addressing my concerns around microfrontends!
Link in 🧵
New Podcast episode just went live 🔥
@una.im shares insights and details on new web platform features making the use of third party libraries unnecessary!
Lots of interesting details in there...
Links below 👇
@una.im shares insights and details on new web platform features making the use of third party libraries unnecessary!
Lots of interesting details in there...
Links below 👇
September 12, 2025 at 4:43 PM
New Podcast episode just went live 🔥
@una.im shares insights and details on new web platform features making the use of third party libraries unnecessary!
Lots of interesting details in there...
Links below 👇
@una.im shares insights and details on new web platform features making the use of third party libraries unnecessary!
Lots of interesting details in there...
Links below 👇
The open web deserves open browsers!
New Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast episode with Andreas Kling building Ladybird Browser - 100% open source, built from web standards alone, with no corporate dependencies.
youtu.be/UvK182i9cgE
New Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast episode with Andreas Kling building Ladybird Browser - 100% open source, built from web standards alone, with no corporate dependencies.
youtu.be/UvK182i9cgE
August 29, 2025 at 10:01 AM
The open web deserves open browsers!
New Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast episode with Andreas Kling building Ladybird Browser - 100% open source, built from web standards alone, with no corporate dependencies.
youtu.be/UvK182i9cgE
New Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast episode with Andreas Kling building Ladybird Browser - 100% open source, built from web standards alone, with no corporate dependencies.
youtu.be/UvK182i9cgE
and this is why I never trust autogenerated subtitles...
August 21, 2025 at 5:16 PM
and this is why I never trust autogenerated subtitles...
🎙️ NEW EPISODE: "If you know SQL, you know Drizzle"
Just dropped an incredible conversation with @asherman.bsky.social from @drizzle.team about:
✨ Why their "headless ORM" is
🚀 Building sustainable open source
🛠️ DB migrations and quirks they had to deal with
youtu.be/PSs_0vlqQPI
Just dropped an incredible conversation with @asherman.bsky.social from @drizzle.team about:
✨ Why their "headless ORM" is
🚀 Building sustainable open source
🛠️ DB migrations and quirks they had to deal with
youtu.be/PSs_0vlqQPI
August 11, 2025 at 7:00 AM
🎙️ NEW EPISODE: "If you know SQL, you know Drizzle"
Just dropped an incredible conversation with @asherman.bsky.social from @drizzle.team about:
✨ Why their "headless ORM" is
🚀 Building sustainable open source
🛠️ DB migrations and quirks they had to deal with
youtu.be/PSs_0vlqQPI
Just dropped an incredible conversation with @asherman.bsky.social from @drizzle.team about:
✨ Why their "headless ORM" is
🚀 Building sustainable open source
🛠️ DB migrations and quirks they had to deal with
youtu.be/PSs_0vlqQPI
The Weekly Dev's Brew #24 is live!
☕ TypeScript 5.9's import defer
☕ Vitest visual testing
☕ Panda CSS v1
and more fresh updates.
Catch up on what you missed: www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...
☕ TypeScript 5.9's import defer
☕ Vitest visual testing
☕ Panda CSS v1
and more fresh updates.
Catch up on what you missed: www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...
August 6, 2025 at 10:01 AM
The Weekly Dev's Brew #24 is live!
☕ TypeScript 5.9's import defer
☕ Vitest visual testing
☕ Panda CSS v1
and more fresh updates.
Catch up on what you missed: www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...
☕ TypeScript 5.9's import defer
☕ Vitest visual testing
☕ Panda CSS v1
and more fresh updates.
Catch up on what you missed: www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...
🎙️ NEW EPISODE: Ever wonder who decides what goes into JavaScript?
I talked with @littledan.dev (President of Ecma International & TC39 veteran) about how JS actually evolves.
The inside story of syntax debates, consensus building & what's coming next 🔥
Links below 👇
I talked with @littledan.dev (President of Ecma International & TC39 veteran) about how JS actually evolves.
The inside story of syntax debates, consensus building & what's coming next 🔥
Links below 👇
August 4, 2025 at 9:00 AM
🎙️ NEW EPISODE: Ever wonder who decides what goes into JavaScript?
I talked with @littledan.dev (President of Ecma International & TC39 veteran) about how JS actually evolves.
The inside story of syntax debates, consensus building & what's coming next 🔥
Links below 👇
I talked with @littledan.dev (President of Ecma International & TC39 veteran) about how JS actually evolves.
The inside story of syntax debates, consensus building & what's coming next 🔥
Links below 👇
New episode with @mayashavin.com (Lead Engineer @Salesforce, mom of 4)
We talked about her journey from Cloudinary → Microsoft → Salesforce, and why "being senior at a startup vs corporate are two completely different things."
Also: how toddler meltdowns prepared her for code reviews!
Links below 👇
We talked about her journey from Cloudinary → Microsoft → Salesforce, and why "being senior at a startup vs corporate are two completely different things."
Also: how toddler meltdowns prepared her for code reviews!
Links below 👇
July 21, 2025 at 7:00 AM
New episode with @mayashavin.com (Lead Engineer @Salesforce, mom of 4)
We talked about her journey from Cloudinary → Microsoft → Salesforce, and why "being senior at a startup vs corporate are two completely different things."
Also: how toddler meltdowns prepared her for code reviews!
Links below 👇
We talked about her journey from Cloudinary → Microsoft → Salesforce, and why "being senior at a startup vs corporate are two completely different things."
Also: how toddler meltdowns prepared her for code reviews!
Links below 👇
New Week, new Weekly Dev's Brew!
"Why JavaScript is Broken: How Effect and TypeScript Fixes It" with Michael Arnaldi (author of Effect TS)
Calling out JavaScript's async model and showing how Effect TS fixes the mess.
Topics: typed errors, Effect vs RxJS, TS backend future, ...
Links below 👇
"Why JavaScript is Broken: How Effect and TypeScript Fixes It" with Michael Arnaldi (author of Effect TS)
Calling out JavaScript's async model and showing how Effect TS fixes the mess.
Topics: typed errors, Effect vs RxJS, TS backend future, ...
Links below 👇
July 14, 2025 at 11:00 AM
New Week, new Weekly Dev's Brew!
"Why JavaScript is Broken: How Effect and TypeScript Fixes It" with Michael Arnaldi (author of Effect TS)
Calling out JavaScript's async model and showing how Effect TS fixes the mess.
Topics: typed errors, Effect vs RxJS, TS backend future, ...
Links below 👇
"Why JavaScript is Broken: How Effect and TypeScript Fixes It" with Michael Arnaldi (author of Effect TS)
Calling out JavaScript's async model and showing how Effect TS fixes the mess.
Topics: typed errors, Effect vs RxJS, TS backend future, ...
Links below 👇
🎙️ Fresh episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew is live!
Had an amazing chat with @danielroe.dev (@nuxt.com core team lead) about something we all use but rarely optimize properly: web fonts.
Turns out your Google Fonts copy-paste habit might be costing you more than you think 😅
Links below 👇
Had an amazing chat with @danielroe.dev (@nuxt.com core team lead) about something we all use but rarely optimize properly: web fonts.
Turns out your Google Fonts copy-paste habit might be costing you more than you think 😅
Links below 👇
July 7, 2025 at 12:08 PM
🎙️ Fresh episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew is live!
Had an amazing chat with @danielroe.dev (@nuxt.com core team lead) about something we all use but rarely optimize properly: web fonts.
Turns out your Google Fonts copy-paste habit might be costing you more than you think 😅
Links below 👇
Had an amazing chat with @danielroe.dev (@nuxt.com core team lead) about something we all use but rarely optimize properly: web fonts.
Turns out your Google Fonts copy-paste habit might be costing you more than you think 😅
Links below 👇
🎙️ New episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew is live!
Sat down with @thealexlichter.com (@nuxt.com core team, DevRel @voidzero.dev) to explore how Nitro is reshaping fullstack JS development and powering frameworks beyond Nuxt.
Deep dive into modern server patterns + what's next for web DX
Links 👇
Sat down with @thealexlichter.com (@nuxt.com core team, DevRel @voidzero.dev) to explore how Nitro is reshaping fullstack JS development and powering frameworks beyond Nuxt.
Deep dive into modern server patterns + what's next for web DX
Links 👇
June 30, 2025 at 8:00 AM
🎙️ New episode of The Weekly Dev's Brew is live!
Sat down with @thealexlichter.com (@nuxt.com core team, DevRel @voidzero.dev) to explore how Nitro is reshaping fullstack JS development and powering frameworks beyond Nuxt.
Deep dive into modern server patterns + what's next for web DX
Links 👇
Sat down with @thealexlichter.com (@nuxt.com core team, DevRel @voidzero.dev) to explore how Nitro is reshaping fullstack JS development and powering frameworks beyond Nuxt.
Deep dive into modern server patterns + what's next for web DX
Links 👇
Rendering videos in 4k takes way too long 😅
In other news, we have @TheAlexLichter on the podcast next week (if it is rendered by then 😂 )
In other news, we have @TheAlexLichter on the podcast next week (if it is rendered by then 😂 )
June 26, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Rendering videos in 4k takes way too long 😅
In other news, we have @TheAlexLichter on the podcast next week (if it is rendered by then 😂 )
In other news, we have @TheAlexLichter on the podcast next week (if it is rendered by then 😂 )
🎙️ New podcast episode with @ryansolid.bsky.social, creator of SolidJS and CEO of Signals.
We discuss:
How signals are changing JavaScript frameworks
SolidJS's approach beyond performance
Signals 2.0 features and async JavaScript patterns
Insights from Ryan's open-source journey
Listen now 👇
We discuss:
How signals are changing JavaScript frameworks
SolidJS's approach beyond performance
Signals 2.0 features and async JavaScript patterns
Insights from Ryan's open-source journey
Listen now 👇
June 23, 2025 at 6:03 AM
🎙️ New podcast episode with @ryansolid.bsky.social, creator of SolidJS and CEO of Signals.
We discuss:
How signals are changing JavaScript frameworks
SolidJS's approach beyond performance
Signals 2.0 features and async JavaScript patterns
Insights from Ryan's open-source journey
Listen now 👇
We discuss:
How signals are changing JavaScript frameworks
SolidJS's approach beyond performance
Signals 2.0 features and async JavaScript patterns
Insights from Ryan's open-source journey
Listen now 👇
This week's web development updates: foundational assumptions meeting inconvenient technical realities.
Starting with @biomejs.dev v2, type-aware linting without TS compiler. Their own type inference engine hits 75% accuracy on floating promises at a fraction of the performance cost.
🧵 1/8
Starting with @biomejs.dev v2, type-aware linting without TS compiler. Their own type inference engine hits 75% accuracy on floating promises at a fraction of the performance cost.
🧵 1/8
June 18, 2025 at 10:35 AM
This week's web development updates: foundational assumptions meeting inconvenient technical realities.
Starting with @biomejs.dev v2, type-aware linting without TS compiler. Their own type inference engine hits 75% accuracy on floating promises at a fraction of the performance cost.
🧵 1/8
Starting with @biomejs.dev v2, type-aware linting without TS compiler. Their own type inference engine hits 75% accuracy on floating promises at a fraction of the performance cost.
🧵 1/8
🚀 NEW EPISODE: "Exploring AI's Impact on Web Development" w/ @rachelnabors is LIVE!
🔥 We dive into:
AI transforming UX & development
Rise of personal agents
The "enshittification" of platforms
MCP as the new SEO for LLMs
Future of programming languages
Essential listening for developers navigating
🔥 We dive into:
AI transforming UX & development
Rise of personal agents
The "enshittification" of platforms
MCP as the new SEO for LLMs
Future of programming languages
Essential listening for developers navigating
June 16, 2025 at 8:00 AM
🚀 NEW EPISODE: "Exploring AI's Impact on Web Development" w/ @rachelnabors is LIVE!
🔥 We dive into:
AI transforming UX & development
Rise of personal agents
The "enshittification" of platforms
MCP as the new SEO for LLMs
Future of programming languages
Essential listening for developers navigating
🔥 We dive into:
AI transforming UX & development
Rise of personal agents
The "enshittification" of platforms
MCP as the new SEO for LLMs
Future of programming languages
Essential listening for developers navigating
🚀 In case you missed it! Episode 2 of Weekly Dev's Brew is live!
@JoshuaKGoldberg on leaving Microsoft for full-time open source work. He shares how he structures OSS like a 9-5 job, his work on typescript-eslint, and why TypeScript enums should be used cautiously (...ok that one was me 😆).
Links
@JoshuaKGoldberg on leaving Microsoft for full-time open source work. He shares how he structures OSS like a 9-5 job, his work on typescript-eslint, and why TypeScript enums should be used cautiously (...ok that one was me 😆).
Links
June 12, 2025 at 6:05 AM
🚀 In case you missed it! Episode 2 of Weekly Dev's Brew is live!
@JoshuaKGoldberg on leaving Microsoft for full-time open source work. He shares how he structures OSS like a 9-5 job, his work on typescript-eslint, and why TypeScript enums should be used cautiously (...ok that one was me 😆).
Links
@JoshuaKGoldberg on leaving Microsoft for full-time open source work. He shares how he structures OSS like a 9-5 job, his work on typescript-eslint, and why TypeScript enums should be used cautiously (...ok that one was me 😆).
Links
The Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast is now also available on Amazon Music, took way longer than I expected. But it's a perfect time to listen to the latest episode with @joshuakgoldberg.com
music.amazon.com/podcasts/e54...
music.amazon.com/podcasts/e54...
June 11, 2025 at 2:07 PM
The Weekly Dev's Brew Podcast is now also available on Amazon Music, took way longer than I expected. But it's a perfect time to listen to the latest episode with @joshuakgoldberg.com
music.amazon.com/podcasts/e54...
music.amazon.com/podcasts/e54...
This week's news: @storybook.js.org 9 with smaller install + automatic story-to-test conversion, Safari 26 adds SVG favicons & URLPattern API, @prisma.io 6.9 goes Rust-free for PostgreSQL/SQLite, @react.dev Conf 2025 (Oct 7-8), State of CSS Survey live, and Apple's new AI reasoning research.
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June 11, 2025 at 6:02 AM
This week's news: @storybook.js.org 9 with smaller install + automatic story-to-test conversion, Safari 26 adds SVG favicons & URLPattern API, @prisma.io 6.9 goes Rust-free for PostgreSQL/SQLite, @react.dev Conf 2025 (Oct 7-8), State of CSS Survey live, and Apple's new AI reasoning research.
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🚨 EPISODE 1 IS LIVE 🚨
Weekly Devs Brew podcast ft. @marktechson.com talking education, tech interviews, and why the browser is basically magic now
listen here: youtu.be/4suWS0fs1C4
Weekly Devs Brew podcast ft. @marktechson.com talking education, tech interviews, and why the browser is basically magic now
listen here: youtu.be/4suWS0fs1C4
June 9, 2025 at 6:00 AM
🚨 EPISODE 1 IS LIVE 🚨
Weekly Devs Brew podcast ft. @marktechson.com talking education, tech interviews, and why the browser is basically magic now
listen here: youtu.be/4suWS0fs1C4
Weekly Devs Brew podcast ft. @marktechson.com talking education, tech interviews, and why the browser is basically magic now
listen here: youtu.be/4suWS0fs1C4
🎙️ BIG NEWS: Our podcast launches Monday!
First guest: @marktechson.com on "Bridging Education & Engineering Excellence"
No hot takes, just authentic conversations with the people building the web ☕
🎧 weeklybrew.dev/podcast
First guest: @marktechson.com on "Bridging Education & Engineering Excellence"
No hot takes, just authentic conversations with the people building the web ☕
🎧 weeklybrew.dev/podcast
June 4, 2025 at 7:00 AM
🎙️ BIG NEWS: Our podcast launches Monday!
First guest: @marktechson.com on "Bridging Education & Engineering Excellence"
No hot takes, just authentic conversations with the people building the web ☕
🎧 weeklybrew.dev/podcast
First guest: @marktechson.com on "Bridging Education & Engineering Excellence"
No hot takes, just authentic conversations with the people building the web ☕
🎧 weeklybrew.dev/podcast
🧵 Weekly Dev's Brew #15 just dropped ☕
Some solid progress this week - Angular signals hitting stable, Nuxt 4 timeline, and noteworthy build performance numbers!
Plus thoughtful technical writing, and we've been working hard the last months for some pretty big news ourselves👇
Some solid progress this week - Angular signals hitting stable, Nuxt 4 timeline, and noteworthy build performance numbers!
Plus thoughtful technical writing, and we've been working hard the last months for some pretty big news ourselves👇
June 4, 2025 at 7:00 AM
🧵 Weekly Dev's Brew #15 just dropped ☕
Some solid progress this week - Angular signals hitting stable, Nuxt 4 timeline, and noteworthy build performance numbers!
Plus thoughtful technical writing, and we've been working hard the last months for some pretty big news ourselves👇
Some solid progress this week - Angular signals hitting stable, Nuxt 4 timeline, and noteworthy build performance numbers!
Plus thoughtful technical writing, and we've been working hard the last months for some pretty big news ourselves👇
🧵Weekly dev news: TypeScript Native dropped with 10x performance gains, Chrome 137 shipped game-changing CSS, and Claude 4 hit serious coding benchmarks. Here's what matters 👇
May 28, 2025 at 7:00 AM
🧵Weekly dev news: TypeScript Native dropped with 10x performance gains, Chrome 137 shipped game-changing CSS, and Claude 4 hit serious coding benchmarks. Here's what matters 👇
New in JS: Explicit Resource Management gives you deterministic cleanup without the try/finally boilerplate. Plus @tanstack.com DB's reactive data layer, gemini 2.5's coding improvements, and tech industry updates. This week's Dev's Brew is worth your time. www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...
May 14, 2025 at 6:01 AM
New in JS: Explicit Resource Management gives you deterministic cleanup without the try/finally boilerplate. Plus @tanstack.com DB's reactive data layer, gemini 2.5's coding improvements, and tech industry updates. This week's Dev's Brew is worth your time. www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...
🧵 The Weekly Dev's Brew #11 is hot off the press!
This week 👇
- Nx 21 drops major upgrades 🔥
- AI coding tools raise billions 💲
- Node.js 24 is here 🎉
and I've got the perfect summer coffee recipe for devs!
This week 👇
- Nx 21 drops major upgrades 🔥
- AI coding tools raise billions 💲
- Node.js 24 is here 🎉
and I've got the perfect summer coffee recipe for devs!
May 7, 2025 at 6:00 AM
🧵 The Weekly Dev's Brew #11 is hot off the press!
This week 👇
- Nx 21 drops major upgrades 🔥
- AI coding tools raise billions 💲
- Node.js 24 is here 🎉
and I've got the perfect summer coffee recipe for devs!
This week 👇
- Nx 21 drops major upgrades 🔥
- AI coding tools raise billions 💲
- Node.js 24 is here 🎉
and I've got the perfect summer coffee recipe for devs!
🚀 The Weekly Dev's Brew #9 is hot and fresh! ☕
The React Compiler RC has officially landed, bringing automatic memoization to optimize your @react.dev apps without manual code changes.
New features include better support for optional chains and array indices as dependencies!
The React Compiler RC has officially landed, bringing automatic memoization to optimize your @react.dev apps without manual code changes.
New features include better support for optional chains and array indices as dependencies!
April 23, 2025 at 11:38 AM
🚀 The Weekly Dev's Brew #9 is hot and fresh! ☕
The React Compiler RC has officially landed, bringing automatic memoization to optimize your @react.dev apps without manual code changes.
New features include better support for optional chains and array indices as dependencies!
The React Compiler RC has officially landed, bringing automatic memoization to optimize your @react.dev apps without manual code changes.
New features include better support for optional chains and array indices as dependencies!