Jonas Bengtsson

@bunjavascript Any performance differences between the different APIs?

This is the 3rd way of using SQLite in Bun. bun:sqlite, Bun.SQL, and now node:sqlite.

In the next version of Bun node:sqlite is fully implemented and passes 100% of Node.js’ test suite

Thanks for an awesome conference! @localfirstconf

Last few Fable tokens

@simonw Auth layer for my sync engine

What's the most ambitious project you have Fable working on right now?

@wesbos @aarondfrancis Tmux using iterm2s built-in support so they show up as normal tabs and panes

Are you using some sort of app to manage your agents? Herdr, conductor, solo, warp, tmux, superset, emdash... Big space right now, every tool covering different pieces

@vercel_dev Do you have any patterns for syncing between multiple subscribers?

WebSockets are now supported on Vercel. Build realtime apps using standard Node.js libraries, including socket​.io. vercel.com/changelog/webs…

Artifacts needs shared storage to be useful when collaborating

Finally!

@simply_niels @obsdmd @todoist @CapacitiesHQ @ticktickteam Sweet! 🚀

@jonasb As it was never easier than now to build the apps you want even not being a developer the first one is Quick Add so if I have an idea or To-Do while on the go, no need to open the Target App like @obsdmd or @todoist or @CapacitiesHQ or @ticktickteam etc but just talk and boom 😎

Codex unterwegs on-the-Go nutzen simplyniels.me/2026/06/22/cod…

@simply_niels You're welcome! What are you building?

@jonasb Thank youuu! And it's also in the Settings of the Desktop App (on Mac at least) - how could I miss this 🙃

@simply_niels Ah, not sure about desktop app, but at least for the terminal, remoteControlAtStartup. /config, Enable Remote Control for all sessions

@jonasb By default would be Codex style 🙃 Where can I do this? In the Claude Desktop App? I always went to the Terminal for each session 🙈

Syncing with support for staged changes while keeping live -> synced sync

This looks useful for creating shortlived preview deploys for PRs too (when you have Durable Objects)

Midsummer prep ☀️ Tech demo for my collaborative document/sync engine. Server - client sync, streaming text using Yjs, agent defined schema and migration, generative UI, two-way bindings, code mode, staged changes (incl schema). Running on Durable Objects, json-render for gen-ui

Congrats! 🎉

@schickling Have you looked into github.com/juxt/allium? I've experimented with it and it feels like it's a step up from markdown

I'm slowly but surely forming a better idea how to do "better specs". The key idea is to make them structured and allowing a spec to contain structured source of truth definitions and rich artifacts such as code-defined diagrams, API/CLI/schema definitions, etc.

@badlogicgames Love the \n s in the GitHub comment to highlight that it's not written by a human 😊

finally i can harass other repos with clanker PRs! github.com/vercel-labs/ze…

triangle company created a new "system" programming language "for agents" called zero. i love me some new PLs. it's very cute. looks like the mach-o emitter is broken tho. at least from source. zerolang.ai

@bentlegen @mitchellh I would love to be able to collapse files when I'm done reviewing them. Maybe even the "Viewed" checkbox from GitHub that would be reset if the diff changes after marked as viewed

@mitchellh Wow, thanks, pretty floored to read this tbh - means a ton 🙏 Any feedback on how it could be improved?

Hunk is very good. It has completely replaced any other local diff viewer for me. It looks good, its speedy, good keyboard shortcuts, good mouse support for fallback. Great software @bentlegen. github.com/modem-dev/hunk

@thorstenball Or markdown as input/output for canvas docs

Imagine if Slack had "Export this thread as Markdown"