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07.03.2026 04:28
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Everybody say hi to megacrit
If we could get to a “Minimal Viable Web / Baseline” definition we could get browsers that can interact with a simpler version of the web similar to how eg Gemini protocol and such does in their alternative “web”
TypeScript 6.0 RC is out 🎉
🔶 Temporal
🔶 Map#getOrInsert
🔶 RegExp.escape
🔶 #/ prefix for Package Imports
New defaults!
🔶 --target=ES2025
🔶 "use strict"
🔷 --strict
Deprecations!
🗑️ baseUrl, outFile
🗑️ import assertions
🗑️ `module` namespaces
🗑️ module: amd
🗑️ moduleResolution: node
🗑️ target: ES5
5000 users on Eurosky
💥 The number of @eurosky.social users increased by 1,000 in just under 27 hours 🎉
For the record: it took a couple of weeks to reach the first 1,000 accounts. The 2,000 mark was reached 72 hours later, the 3,000 mark 31 hours later, and the 4,000 mark 37 hours later.
Yay! Welcome to the Eurosky!
We're excited to launch our most-requested Bridgy Fed feature: being able to interact with unbridged users!
Starting today, when people interact with you on the other side of the bridge, you'll get a notification over DM along with a "respond" link, where you can like, repost, reply, or block.
But at least you are the land of the free! Right? Right!? Oh
It would also fill the void left by Internet Explorer, which used to serve as the baseline for people who wanted to pursue progressive enhancement.
Now there’s no clear common baseline to build from, but a “Minimum Viable Web / Baseline” would solve it.
I have argued for long that we need a “Minimum Viable Web” / “Minimum Viable Baseline” that serves dual purpose:
- Highlighting what the minimal set of standards the modern web expects to be in place
- Providing a stable baseline for those who wants to support new engines for their site
USA could maybe focus on rebuilding the countries they have already wrecked through war before starting new ones.
Opt-in, I haven't used the profile I checked it out in much lately so I haven't had the chance to opt-in yet
cmd + i to turn on code suggestions.
If you opt in to AI code suggestions it will, yes?
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Decorative report cover with the Servo logo that reads "Servo Report Week 09 2026"
Highlights from last week:
- DevTools: Breakpoints support
- Initial `command` and `commandfor` attribute support
- Expose the `tabIndex` property on `HTMLOrSVGElement`
- Progress on LargestContentfulPaint implementation
- Incremental fragment tree layout
Yay, welcome to here!
I'm going to start announcing things related to node-postgres here instead of on twitter/x. I will potentially post more about node-postgres in general here but at least the major announcements should all be here, not there. Sunsetting the x account.
Hello 👋 The migration is surprisingly smooth!
This is how to approach AI well.
So the US military is just out there sinking more ships that posed no threat no threat whatsoever to anyone. Murdering more innocent people for.... What?
apnews.com/article/iran...
I built a tool for this on top of @ecosystems.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy that feeds eg. canary tests for neostandard and my personal linting and TS configs: github.com/voxpelli/lis...
See usage eg. here: github.com/neostandard/...
I want to do something similar for Mocha, but may be different
TC39 will discuss:
🔶 Abort protocol
🔶 Dynamic Import Host Adjustment
🔶 ESM Phase Imports
🔶 Explicit Resource Management
🔶 First-class Protocols
🔶 import defer
🔶 Intl Energy Units
🔶 JSON.parseImmutable
🔶 Structured concurrency
🔶 test262 coverage
🔶 Tree-shakeable methods
github.com/tc39/agendas...
ECMAScript excitement 😉
Next week in NY, @tc39.es will consider advancing:
3️⃣ Intl Era/Month Code
3️⃣ Temporal
2️⃣.7️⃣ Intl Keep Trailing Zeros
2️⃣ Error Stack Accessor
2️⃣ Import Text
1️⃣ Amount
1️⃣ Intl Unit Protocol
1️⃣ Thenable Curtailment
1️⃣ TypedArray concat & find within
0️⃣ Error code prop
0️⃣ Iterator Includes
Gah, spelling, fixing:
Rarely does something ever result in only positive or negative impacts – it’s typically always a combination of both, no matter the intent. And the impact vary by context which is why it is especially important to be perceptive to feedback in global pluralistic communities.
I haven’t claimed bad intentions – I’m speaking about impact.
If the all good intentions would automatically result in good impact the world would be a simpler place.
Rarely does something ever result in positive or bad impacts – especially in a global pluralistic community.
My suggestions to @npmx.dev / @e18e.dev on making @npmx.dev a more welcoming place for all – maintainers and consumers alike.
This is my constructive feedback that’s me going beyond my general position that the box doesn’t belong there at all. It’s up to e18e whether they want to address it or not.
I see no gain in debating it further here and now.
Intent and impact are two separate things that ideally aligns but with no certainty have to do so.
And clearly my feedback is not very welcome and hasn’t been.
Best to leave it at that. Not the first time me and James has seen differently at things.
You reduce perception to a personal matter that you have no part in or responsibility for and dismisses it because it’s not aligned with your intent or ambition.
That’s belittling of people’s perceptions and irresponsible as you claim no responsibility for how your actions are perceived?
