Cody

Cody

@codey.bsky.social

Principal Engineer at Sanity.io

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Cody
@codey.bsky.social

I always struggle with finding the right icon, so I built semantic search into our icon picker @sanity.io ✨ No more time spent trying to remember if the icon is called `create-user` or `add-person` 😮‍💨

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

We fully replaced ESLint with oxlint in @sanity.io Studio! 🥳 Total lint time went from ~101s to ~21.5s. Before, linting meant oxlint + ESLint, and ESLint was also running the React Compiler checks. 😮‍💨 Now it’s just oxlint, including the Rust-powered React Compiler linter. 🧘

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

First big leap towards replacing rollup + esbuild with rolldown. With the studio on vite 8 it's time to move the rest of our devtooling over to tsdown, oxfmt, oxlint, vite+. Always bet on whatever the @voidzero.dev team is cooking!

Sanity@sanity.io

Studio v6 ships June 11. Test now: npm install sanity@next-major Builds 2–9× faster in our testing (@vite.dev 8), offers better default search. Two breaking changes: Node 20 (EOL) dropped, min 22.12, and auth providers replace instead of append. Everything else unchanged. go.sanity.io/ULGnBMf

go.sanity.ioSanity Studio v6: A focused upgrade | SanityBuilds got 2–9× faster on Vite 8 in our testing. Improvements to default search and custom auth. Dropping end-of-life Node 20 support.

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@dystopiabreaker.xyz

i think wider ai discourse would be wildly different if everyone actually understood that Claude and ChatGPT are “eldritch creations via petajoules of stochastic optimizations” rather than “chat bot programmed by a san francisco tech company’s engineers”

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

I’m over the moon excited about this ⚡️

Joe Savona@en-js.bsky.social

Once the port completes we have to iterate, test, look at perf, and then ship. Will try to get a ln experimental preview out asap.

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Alexander Lichter
@thealexlichter.com

You HAVE to run this command across your Vitest test suite at least once 👀

VoidZero@voidzero.dev

Flaky tests and memory leaks are the worst. @vitest.dev now has a flag that catches uncleared intervals, lingering servers, and other async operations leaking across your tests. Available in the latest 4.1 beta. Big shout out to @ariperkkio.dev from the Vitest team for landing this PR! 🔥

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Stef Walter
@stephaniewalter.bsky.social

Dear developers, Please respect the reduced-motion preferences of your users. I'm tired of your websites making me nauseous. Motion is fun until it makes your users sick. Here you go: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

developer.mozilla.orgprefers-reduced-motion - CSS | MDNThe prefers-reduced-motion CSS media feature is used to detect if a user has enabled a setting on their device to minimize the amount of non-essential motion. The setting is used to convey to the browser on the device that the user prefers an interface that removes, reduces, or replaces motion-based animations.

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Matt Kane
@mk.gg

If you are running a vulnerable Next.js or RSC app behind Cloudflare or other WAF, but your origin is still accessible directly from the internet then you are not protected! Attackers are iterating IP addresses so you will probably be found. Upgrade right now!

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

I’m extremely excited for how well this new api is shaping up to be. SanityLive on this setup will be S M O O O O T H 😤 🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌🤌

Matt Kane@mk.gg

I have a new RFC up for route caching in Astro. It's our answer to ISR etc, but it has some important differences that I think would make it really powerful. If you saw my talk at ViteConf you will have seen a preview, but this has a lot more detail on implementation and API. I'd love feedback!

github.comRoute Caching by ascorbic · Pull Request #1245 · withastro/roadmapSummary A platform-agnostic route caching API for Astro SSR pages that enables declarative cache control using web standards. Examples Basic route caching --- // src/pages/products/[id].astro impor...
Cody
@codey.bsky.social

We are so back 🤌

Devon Govett@devongovett.me

All of the colors are calculated based on a single CSS variable using relative oklch, so you can change the theme with just one line. --tint: green; Modern CSS is amazing! 😲

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

Last minute tweaks to the slides 🤏 got two looooong flights ahead 😮‍💨

Sanity@sanity.io

Tune in for React Conf to get @codey.bsky.social's first-hand experience of implementing the React Compiler for Sanity.

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Josh
@joshellis.co.uk

We’ve been using the activity API at sanity since it was released as experimental to support multiple Iframes being mounted & unmounted whilst preserving their state & I’m really pleased at how fantastic it’s been.

React@react.dev

React 19.2 is now available! This release includes Activity, useEffectEvent, React Performance Tracks, partial pre-rendering, and more: react.dev/blog/2025/10...

react.devReact 19.2 – ReactThe library for web and native user interfaces

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Sanity
@sanity.io

We're hosting the official @nextjs.org Conf opening party 🎉 Can't make it to our *[NYC] event? Don't worry—we'll be in SF too! Oct 21, 7pm-midnight at Southern Pacific Brewing in the Mission. Great food, drinks, games + the Next.js (and Sanity!) community. Register below 👇🏻

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

@kitten.sh re x.com/_philpl/stat... it explains why I could never reproduce github.com/reactwg/reac... nor react.dev/reference/re.... 🤯 I'd love to chat SC history with you if we cross paths, my interest in SC history is maybe above average (github.com/sanity-io/sa...) 😂 It's such an impressive proj

x.comphil 🫠 on X: "amazing to still see styled-components hidden in some codebases 👀 lots of differences from modern CSS approaches, but SC's ordering guarantees are still kinda neat also CSS-in-JS's perf would be even worse if this issue wouldn't have been fixed😂 https://t.co/oTy95EZkp2" / Xamazing to still see styled-components hidden in some codebases 👀 lots of differences from modern CSS approaches, but SC's ordering guarantees are still kinda neat also CSS-in-JS's perf would be even worse if this issue wouldn't have been fixed😂 https://t.co/oTy95EZkp2
Cody
@codey.bsky.social

Ok you win, when can we have a client/SSR cache API? 🥺

Ricky@ricky.fm

Most of the people I see excited about the store API should actually be asking for a client/ssr cache API

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pnpm
@pnpm.io

Published an article about mitigating supply chain attacks with pnpm pnpm.io/supply-chain...

pnpm.ioMitigating supply chain attacks | pnpmSometimes npm packages are compromised and published with malware. Luckily, there are companies like [Socket], [Snyk], and [Aikido] that detect these compromised packages early. The npm registry usually removes the affected versions within hours. However, there is always a window of time between when the malware is published and when it is detected, during which you could be exposed. Fortunately, there are some things you can do with pnpm to minimize the risks.

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daniel r(ooooooh) in nyc 🇺🇸
@danielroe.dev

trusted publishing is fantastic for ensuring that the state of a @github.com repo maps to a public package ... but maintainers are still vulnerable to phishing, allowing bypassing it so: this action fails ci when upgrading to a 'non-provenanced' package

daniel r(ooooooh) in nyc 🇺🇸@danielroe.dev

in light of the current supply chain attacks, I've just published a @github.com action to detect packages that _lose_ their provenance. 📦 supports pnpm-lock.yaml, package-lock.json, yarn.lock (v1) 🎨 inline GitHub annotations ✅ JSON output + configurable 💪 published in TS with zero deps

github.comGitHub - danielroe/provenance-action: GitHub Action that detects dependency provenance downgrades from lockfile changes (npm/pnpm/yarn).GitHub Action that detects dependency provenance downgrades from lockfile changes (npm/pnpm/yarn). - danielroe/provenance-action

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dan
@danabra.mov

cool post!

Sanity@sanity.io

styled-components maintenance mode doesn't have to mean panic mode. Our engineer @codey.bsky.social made performant community forks. Linear's already seeing 40% faster renders with zero code changes. Not a permanent fix, but it buys you time to migrate properly. www.sanity.io/blog/cut-sty...

sanity.iostyled-components maintenance mode: A 40% faster fork | SanityAfter styled-components entered maintenance mode, we forked it with React 18's useInsertionEffect. Result: 40% faster renders for Linear. Open source solution.
Cody
@codey.bsky.social

It's very difficult to get stable repeatable benchmark results for scenarios that tie into React Concurrent mode. The best I've come up with is this one: - Before concurrent-styled-components.sanity.dev?strategy=ins... - After concurrent-styled-components.sanity.dev?strategy=use...

Sanity@sanity.io

styled-components maintenance mode doesn't have to mean panic mode. Our engineer @codey.bsky.social made performant community forks. Linear's already seeing 40% faster renders with zero code changes. Not a permanent fix, but it buys you time to migrate properly. www.sanity.io/blog/cut-sty...

sanity.iostyled-components maintenance mode: A 40% faster fork | SanityAfter styled-components entered maintenance mode, we forked it with React 18's useInsertionEffect. Result: 40% faster renders for Linear. Open source solution.

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Joe Savona
@en-js.bsky.social

React folks: Id love your suggestions for an example app that stresses context update performance. I’m looking for something bigger than a micro benchmark, smaller than a full production app. Just complex to have a more realistic distribution of time in framework/product logic, ~1kloc

Cody
@codey.bsky.social

Motion is such a showcase of craftwork, passion for detail, and hard work 💖 Well deserved @citizenofnowhe.re!

Matt Perry@citizenofnowhe.re

Super excited to welcome @sanity.io as the newest Motion sponsor! Sanity have been longtime users of Motion and it's amazing they're helping support its future as a platinum sponsor. Check them out: sanity.io

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VoidZero
@voidzero.dev

⚓️Oxlint with type-aware linting is here ⚓️ ◆ 40 type-aware rules supported, including the famous `no-floating-promises` rule ◆ Built on top of `tsgolint` and `ts-go` ◆ Brings speed improvement & correctness Read more in the latest announcement voidzero.dev/posts/announ...

voidzero.devAnnouncing Oxlint Type-Aware LintingOxlint with type-aware linting is now available and supports 40 long-awaited rules including no-floating-promises. Oxlint uses tsgolint, which @auvred initially prototyped as typescript-eslint/tsgolin...

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Ryan Skinner
@ryanskinner.com

Introducing Runtime Accelerated Rendering Infrastructure (Rari), a React Server Components framework that's 4x faster than Next.js. Built on custom Rust runtime with V8. 4x faster RSC rendering, 10,586 req/sec throughput, 5.8x faster builds.

ryanskinner.comHow I Built a Full-Stack React Framework 4x Faster Than Next.js With 4x More Throughput - Ryan SkinnerIntroducing the next-generation React framework with Rust-powered runtime, React Server Components, and ridiculously-fast development experience delivering 4x faster performance than Next.js.

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kode24.no
@kode24.no

– Selv om jeg lærte enormt mye og jobbet med flinke og fine folk, ble erfaringsforskjellen mellom meg og resten av teamet for stor, sier Ukas Koder, Nina Andal Aarvik om det å være ung og nyutdanna i et stort fagmiljø der hun var eneste "ferske".

kode24.no«Presset var stort, og imposter-syndromet traff hardt»Da Nina Andal Aarvik fikk utviklerjobb blant utviklere med mye mer erfaring enn seg selv, gikk det kraftig ut over selvtilliten. – Overgangen ble ganske brutal, sier Ukas koder.

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Andy Bell
@bell.bz

CSS pro tip: :target { scroll-margin-block-start: 2em; } Adds a nice bit of breathing room to stuff that's anchored via URL like example.​com/#my-element