Digest 07/2025
In my previous company I've been irregularly curating 1 the list of articles I came across in my spare time. I was distributing it as "newsletter" 2 - I wanted to inform my colleagues about various cool new technologies and about how things are done elsewhere.
I no longer have colleagues but I still have lot of articles which I want to post somewhere. This could've been 7th issue.
As always I am all for native web technologies.
If you must generate your code at least allow another LLM to check it for security issues - nevertheless you still should read the final output yourself.
I very like this explanation parallel and recursive rendering - it is how all the routers works nowadays.
React-router formerly Remix always had ways of surprising me with their clever performance optimizations.
It seems that AWS ECS now supports managed EC2 instances alongside the Fargate option.
This is exactly why LLM are scary.
Well written use-case based git tips.
Bloom filters are great. I have sudden urge to use them somewhere.
When you care about performance and you are willing to go deep.
If something needs to move, make it purposeful and do not overuse animations.
This is why you shouldn't rely on browser setTimeout api when implementing countdown.
Helium seems to be very cool project and maybe an alternative to HTMX?
If you are still not sure about that useEffect, you might want to checkout this eslint plugin.
📺 This is just pure joy. And tears. Both at the same time.