Fyodor

Fyodor

@fyodor.io

Software craftsman building light and beautiful things with heavy and ugly tools. Also curating some kind of registry of these cute beasts at metaframe.works.

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Smooth Dunk
@smoothdunk2.bsky.social
Alex Hern@hern.bsky.social

do think there's a danger of looking at extremely cool shit like a car driving upside down then doing a kickflip before landing, and convincing yourself it's actually lame because the guy funding it is a white supremacist

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

In nuclear physics, 50 is the fifth "magic number," which corresponds to the stable nuclear shell structure of the element tin 😐 For me, 50 is the anniversary serial number of my latest Metaframework Records newsletter issue which I wanted to celebrate with you here 🎉 Next, Nuxt, and some rants.

metaframe.worksIssue #50: Overprotected - Metaframeworks RecordsResponsible software development in the age of AI and other implications of working in full-stack web application ecosystems.
Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Cleared the raspberry patch in the garden at last and installed Arch Linux on my MacBook... What a day!

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

“It was always perplexing to me that so many of my peers seemed so eager to be across the divide from me; that they were so much more impressed with AI than I was, and so indifferent to what I felt were alarming flaws and drawbacks.“ So relatable 🥲 (after @collinsworth.dev)

joshcollinsworth.comAI optimism is a class privilegeI think I have an idea why we're so extremely divided on AI: it's because we have an intuitive sense of who it stands to benefit, and who stands to pay the costs. I think whether you see reason for op...
Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Some weird Codesandbox outage is happening now... Exactly the day and time I needed to check one of the projects there after 57 years of having the link bookmarked...

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Another gem from the Wasp blog, great and simple explanation 🔥

Carlos Precioso@precioso.design

Most JS devs use npm workspaces every day without knowing how they actually work. I wrote a gentle intro to how they actually work. Turns out it's symlinks and a bit of smoke and mirrors. wasp.sh/blog/2026/03...

wasp.shA gentle intro to npm workspaces, with visuals | WaspA deep dive into how npm workspaces work under the hood: how package managers resolve shared dependencies across packages, how Node.js finds imports via symlinks, and when to use workspaces in your Ja...
Fyodor
@fyodor.io

My Astro website causes a segmentation fault when opened in Dillo browser 😖 I knew there's some JS and stuff but still... It kinda hurts my purist's feelings 😅

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Deno
@deno.land

Fresh 2.3 is out! It now ships zero JavaScript on static pages by default — no scripts, no bundles, nothing. Also: 🎞️ View Transitions, 🔌 WebSockets, 🔒 CSP nonces, 📡 OTel trace propagation, and 🕐 Temporal API support for island props. deno.com/blog/fresh-2.3

deno.comFresh 2.3: Zero JS by default, View Transitions, and Temporal support | DenoFresh 2.3 ships true zero-JS pages, View Transitions, CSP nonce support, IP filtering, and Temporal API support in islands.
Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Caught myself on the fact that when I'm tired or burnt out I turn one of the bookmarked @frontendmasters.com courses on and it works quite soothing on me... Especially the low-level stuff from Richard Feldman — never saw a person explaining these things in such an engaging and comprehensive way.

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Now that I wrote it this way it definitely looks/sounds quite weird and I probably need to visit a doctor 😅

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tante
@tante.cc

The whole "AI" industry is just based on the hope that they can deskill people fast enough that they'll have to rent back cognitive support systems. Forever. It's like Uber. Just that they don't try to break existing transportation infrastructures but your brain.

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Just deployed my own lightweight instance of Forgejo on Railway from a Docker image found through a quick Google search... That was just freaking easy, never expected something that sophisticated (I mean, it's kinda my own GitHub and all now) to be that straightforward...

Fyodor
@fyodor.io
ESLint@eslint.org

ESLint v10.0.0 is officially here! 📉 Smaller download (11MB ➡️ 9.4MB) 🚫 Removal of the eslintrc configuration system ⚛️ Improved JSX reference tracking for better scope analysis 🛠️ Enhanced RuleTester for better rules Check out the full release notes: eslint.org/blog/2026/02...

eslint.orgESLint v10.0.0 released - ESLint - Pluggable JavaScript LinterA pluggable and configurable linter tool for identifying and reporting on patterns in JavaScript. Maintain your code quality with ease.
Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Just have hit publish for the last issue of the Metaframeworks Records in 2025 🎄 Good stuff and bad stuff as usual, [almost] no judgement as usual, and lots of curiosity and innovation (not the AI innovation everyone shouts about, the real one!), so if you fancy some of it — welcome to the party! 🎆

metaframe.worksIssue #37: Light My Fire - Metaframeworks RecordsWe finish this year with the classic selection of awesome thoughts and news that bothered the metaframework community during the last weeks on the background of holiday preparations.

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Pooya Parsa
@pi0.io

With everything going on, zero-trust is the only security model that makes sense. Everything is exploitable 💣 — accept it. All we can do is reduce the damage surface through separation and isolation.

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

I love the intro format — that's how I usually converse with my son on different tech topics during our common jogging time 😅

Svelte@svelte.dev

🎅🎄🎁 ADVENT OF SVELTE 2025 🎅🎄🎁 24 days, 24 videos with tips, tricks and features you didn't know about we're hitting the ground running with the lesser-known $inspect(...) and $inspect.trace(...) runes (docs: svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...) follow along here! advent.sveltesociety.dev/2025

youtube.comAdvent of Svelte 2025 - Day 1: $inspect.trace(...)YouTube video by Svelte Society

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Brandon Roberts
@brandonroberts.dev

🔥 Alongside the @angular.dev v21 release, @analogjs.org 2.1 is out! 🍞 Improved @rolldown.rs support for @vite.dev 🤖 Experimental Angular Compilation API support ⚡️ Performance improvements with @vitest.dev github.com/analogjs/ana...

github.comRelease v2.1.0 · analogjs/analog2.1.0 (2025-11-20) Bug Fixes content: stripped filename to match filename also for additionalContentDirs (#1962) (cdacae0) create-analog: bump TypeScript to 5.9.x (7a94868) platform: enable esbuil...
Fyodor
@fyodor.io

Am I the only one who uses FrontendMasters to learn systems programming (almost exclusively)? 😅 Big fan of Richard Feldman and his way of teaching.

Fyodor
@fyodor.io

That’s becoming a thing that more and more often pnpm sounds like an answer to Node.js security questions

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VoidZero
@voidzero.dev

ViteConf 2025 was a blast! If you didn't catch up on all the highlights yet, then our recap post is what you need. ◆ Vite+ 👀 ◆ How Oxlint supports JS plugins ◆ A @vite.dev DevTools sneak peek ◆ State of @vitest.dev ◆ Using @rolldown.rs & Oxlint at scale ◆ ...and more voidzero.dev/posts/whats-...

voidzero.devViteConf 2025 RecapViteConf 2025 was a landmark event for the Vite ecosystem, featuring major announcements like Vite+, Oxlint JavaScript Plugins, Vite DevTools, Nitro v3, and more. Read all about the highlights in our…

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Nuxt
@nuxt.com

🎁 we've just released Nuxt 4.2! 🎨 better error pages in dev 🔮 opt-in Vite Environment API 🎯 abort controller for data fetching composables ⚡️ asyncData handler extraction 🔧 experimental TypeScript plugin support happy upgrading ❤️ 👉 read more at nuxt.com/blog/v4-2

nuxt.comNuxt 4.2 · Nuxt BlogNuxt 4.2 is out - with experimental TypeScript plugin support, better error handling in development, abort control for data fetching, and more!