Links

Vim for React Developers For anyone who is vim-curious, I think this is a cool approach to learning practical uses for vim.

New, Simpler Solution File Format - Visual Studio Blog This looks like a nice improvement over the old proprietary format, along the same vein as the updated .csproj format. It’s xml based and looks much simpler to edit. What’s nice though is it looks like you only need to make sure you’re using the latest versions of tooling to migrate over to it.

Safari at WWDC ‘25: The Ghost of Christmas Past So to recap: Apple’s Developer Relations folks want you to be grateful to Cupertino for unlocking access to features that Apple has been the singular obstacle to.

React, visualized Some nice animated visualizations of react concepts. Includes some features from react 19 like actions, transitions, and Server Components.

Passkeys for Normal People This is a pretty good overview of the current state of passkeys with some nice examples of the various ways sites might implement them.

Pushing a whole stack of branches with a single Git command This has been my biggest pain point also with stacked branches and Andrew did the work of creating some git aliases to make this much easier. Thank you!

The power of the spread and rest syntax in JavaScript A quick reference for these two new-ish operators.

Finding the Joy in Alt Text | Bryn Newell I like Bryan’s approach to having some fun with image alt text and as a reminder that good alt text is more than just a basic description.

tscircuit - Design Electronics with React Components This does look like an interesting approach to designing circuit boards. I’ve only recently begun getting into very beginner electronics so maybe I’ll come back to this some day and see if this makes the process easier given my background in React (should I ever find myself needing to design my own cirbuit board). Via

NoSurf – Stop wasting life on the net! I just discovred the “NoSurf” community. This is cool since it’s an idea I’ve been trying to follow for sometime now. They also have a nice reading list on the subreddit.