Harlan Wilton

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Getting agents to work with new NPM packages/versions suck. skilld was published a few days ago to solve it and is collecting feedback. Help me shape the future of agent skills for the JavaScript ecosystem. `npx skilld` github.com/harlan-zw/sk...

Getting agents to work with new NPM packages/versions suck. skilld was published a few days ago to solve it and is collecting feedback. Help me shape the future of agent skills for the JavaScript ecosystem. `npx skilld` github.com/harlan-zw/sk...

Wishing the @npmx.dev community a rejuvenating upcoming break. Late to the party, but I'll be peacefully chipping away at improvements on OG Images in the background, working towards my first PR. Fun fact: 15-20% of the entire server bundle can be cut with v6 of the OG Image module.

You seen @harlanzw.com's new thing? He did a talk last night at MelbJS, and demoed it making Claude use reactive props destructuring instead of withDefaults, which it defaults to github.com/harlan-zw/sk...

I just sponsored @harlanzw.com for his amazong work in the nuxt ecosystem. What a legend!

100M 🎉 Look forward to getting the v3 stable out soon github.com/unjs/unhead/...

A big moment for Nuxt. As one of the core team members who wasn't employed by Vercel, I'll continue working on the same Nuxt vision with independence, funded by the community.

⚡ H3 v2 beta is ready to try! — Fully rewritten on web standards, backward-compatible, and faster than ever! 👉 Release notes: h3.dev/blog/v2-beta

💡 TIL about Unhead React A new React <Head> lib from the great UnJS ecosystem! Want to use React 19, but the built-in meta APIs are not powerful enough? Want an alternative to unmaintained React-Helmet / React-Helmet-Async? Thanks @harlanzw.com unhead.unjs.io

Nuxt 3.16 dropped and it's packed with goodies! In the latest episode, Alex & Michael break down all the cool stuff in this release that'll make your @nuxt.com development better And the cherry on top is talking about Nuxt UI v3, which (surprise!) now works with plain @vuejs.org Enjoy the episode!

I18n is essential in any framework ecosystem. Having built integrations around Nuxt I18n, I can only imagine how much work goes on behind the scenes. Super grateful to @goede.dev & @kazupon.dev on the massive effort they put in 💚

／ 📢 Vue Fes Japan 2025 is officially happening! ＼ We're bringing it back in 2025! Check out the official website here ↓ vuefes.jp

Unhead v2 stable out now. 🌎 Integrations for React, Svelte, Solid.js & Angular ⚡ ~50% faster, 21% smaller bundle 🏎️ Capo.js sorting improving end-user performance 📦 ESM only, 14kb smaller node_modules 📚 New docs unhead.unjs.io/v2

It even shipped with a Nuxt module, super impressive. Expect to see some bouncy sites coming from me

The OG image from NPM Chart now includes the downloads chart for the package ✨ Thank you, Harlan Wilton 💚 Demo 👇 npm.chart.dev/nuxt-auth-u...

🌟 Nitro 2.11: - 🪴 Revamped Errors & Dev Server - 🟢 Node.js support for edge powered by unenv v2 - 🔥 Firebase App Hosting Support - 🗄️ Native SQLite for Node.js 22+ & Deno 2.2+ - 📦 10+ dependency upgrades - ❤️‍🩹 Various fixes and improvements github.com/nitrojs/nitr...

The overwhelming urge to build something in Nuxt

Announcing Nuxt SEO v2: The all-in-one technical SEO solution for Nuxt. ✨ 6 modules: Robots, Sitemap, OG image, Schema․org, Link checker, plus SEO Utils. 🔨 2 years of improvements: 884 issues closed & 4.8K commits. 🧑‍🎨 Brand new docs. nuxtseo.com/announcement

Announcing Nuxt SEO v2: The all-in-one technical SEO solution for Nuxt. ✨ 6 modules: Robots, Sitemap, OG image, Schema․org, Link checker, plus SEO Utils. 🔨 2 years of improvements: 884 issues closed & 4.8K commits. 🧑‍🎨 Brand new docs. nuxtseo.com/announcement

Nuxt Link Checker is coming along, it now has 13 inspections with most of them auto-fixable. Next steps: - Docs for adding markdown reports to GitHub PRs - Rename the module to Nuxt SEO Analyze for v4

Super happy to see this after 2023 didn't happen. It's a great resource for anyone looking to improve the state of the web through open-source or just improve their own sites.