Refael I.

Claude Opus 4.6 with 1M context is now included in Max, Team, and Enterprise subscriptions. Select it with /model. It now counts against your normal plan limits, no extra usage required.

In the next version of Bun `Bun.cron(file, schedule, name)` schedules a function to be called on a recurring interval

Here's a 1 GB memory reduction for very long Claude Code sessions Before: `() => controller.abort()` Fix: `controller.abort.bind(controller)`

In the next version of Bun You can: - `bun --parallel a.ts b.ts` - `bun --sequential seed app.ts` - `bun --parallel --filter='*' 'build:*'`

How did I not know you could pass an abort signal to .addEventListener?!

CSS macOS style dock nav with sub-menu 🤙 :has() for magnification ✅ [popover] for the sub-menu ✅ anchor() to tether the menu ✅ offset-path to put items on the curve ✅ linear() for the springy transition ✅ Combining cool APIs to create common UI patterns without JS ⭐️

I was fired from Twitter this morning. I was responsible for the timeline refreshing the second you saw a good tweet

🚀 Just tagged v0.1.15 of the Tailwind CSS JIT project which adds a built-in "important" modifier — something we've teased in the Tailwind docs for like 3 years 😅 github.com/tailwindlabs/t…

📱 TIL about the Visual Viewport API ⌨️ When opening a soft keyboard `window.innerHeight` will stay the same but `visualViewport.height` won't! 📡 Even better, you can listen for `resize` and `scroll` events on the `visualViewport` object. 🎉 developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…

@ryanflorence With a meaningful variable name, I'd legit prefer the second way. Less noise while scanning throughout the code

Starting with Chrome 86, it'll also come with a partitioned browser cache (Safari has this for a year now). I wrote a quick post explaining what this means for us webdevs. 🙈 🔗 stefanjudis.com/notes/say-good…

@jeffrey_way First thing I do in new models is $guarded = []

Safari now supports `enterkeyhint`. 👏 I always like it when the enter key gives me more context. 👇 🔗 Spec: #input-modalities:-the-enterkeyhint-attribute" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/inte… #devsheets

@adamwathan To my understanding, `flex-start` depends on `flex-wrap` of the container, and `start` depends on the writing-mode of the container. Not sure what's the use case 🤷‍♂️

Anyone out there know if there are subtle differences between `align-items: flex-start` and `align-items: start`? Trying to figure out if it's safe to do this in a future Tailwind release: .items-start { align-items: flex-start; align-items: start; }

Did you know that for 200 years we've known that spiders can fly but haven't really understood how they did that and we finally worked it out and the answer is "they ride the earth's magnetic fields at will"??? Nature is fucking awesome. theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

colleague: why are you sweating? me: I currently have 3 hours of work stored solely on my clipboard

"As an experienced engineer, my motto is 'Strong opinions, weakly held.'" "Um, that's stupid." "Good point. It is no longer my motto."

@sebdedeyne v-click-ouside in almost every project.

Are you using custom directives in Vue? What for and why?

Vue DevTools is great for inspecting your app state, but sometimes you might want to debug what's happening in your template and inspect the content of compiled render functions. @rubnvp @VueDose #vuejs buff.ly/2Pzx8OJ

Today I learned: the "length" property of a function object tells you the number of parameters it expects. This is how Jasmine knows whether you added the param "(done) => ..." or not in your tests, to label it as async and to wait for the done(). #Javascript #testing #FunFact