Over the weekend, I wrote an overview of Biome's type architecture, including our motivation and a discussion of the constraints that led to this architecture: https://arendjr.nl/blog/2025/05/biome-type-architecture/
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Building a More Accessible GitHub CLI, by @ryanhecht.bsky.social and @andyfeller.bsky.social (@github):
https://github.blog/engineering/user-experience/building-a-more-accessible-github-cli/
Making a Small JavaScript Blog Static Site Generator Even Smaller Using the General “async-tree” Library, by @JanMiksovsky:
Tools of the Trade: Accessibility Without the Cost, by @webwhey.bsky.social (@equalentry.com):
How to Write Unit Tests in Node.js Using Mocha, by @appsignal.com:
https://blog.appsignal.com/2025/04/23/how-to-write-unit-tests-in-nodejs-using-mocha.html
Organizational Scaffolding for Accessible Design and Content, by @starshaped (@a11ytalks):
Mark your calendars! Next #LLVM #Meetup #Darmstadt happening on May 28th 2025, starting 7pm.
We will have three shorter talks to cover a variety of cool topics around #compilers and #tooling support. \o/
Check out the agenda and RSVP at https://www.meetup.com/llvm-social-darmstadt/events/307546813
Curious about Delta, the digital battlefieldsystem from Ukraine, that apparently is better that most NATO tooling.
There is even a public Wiki available, not in english but NotebookLM helped read and summarize it..., https://delta.mil.gov.ua/open-wiki/
https://militarnyi.com/uk/news/ukrayinsku-systemu-delta-hoche-prydbaty-odna-z-krayin-nato/
#ukraine #Delta #tooling #digitalbattlefieldsystem #NATO
"An ensembling approach to making legacy code habitable" will be Giorgio Sironi's talk at phpday25.
#phpday25 #PHP #Legacy #ensembleprogramming #remote-first #tooling #continuousdelivery
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phpday - 22nd edition
The annual gathering for developers, professionals, and PHP enthusiasts.
The conference is powered by @grusp
Verona (Italy) | 
May 15-16, 2025
Tickets https://bit.ly/41J6UP3
The Best Node.js Observability Tools in 2025: N|Solid vs. New Relic, Datadog, and More, by @nodesource.bsky.social:
New tool alert! 
I've developed 'aicommit', a command line tool that uses AI to automatically generate commit messages from your changes. It aims to provide concise and helpful commit descriptions, streamlining your Git workflow.
https://github.com/trottomv/aicommit
Feel free to check it out and let me know what you think. Feedback are welcome!
AI Won’t Take Your Job—but Someone Who Uses It Better Than You Will, by @cwodtke:
https://eleganthack.com/ai-wont-take-your-job-but-someone-who-uses-it-better-than-you-will/
State of AI 2025 [Results], by @sachagreif (@devographics.com):
Your Frontend, Backend, and Database—Now in One Cloudflare Worker, by @cloudflare:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/full-stack-development-on-cloudflare-workers/
Local SEO vs. National SEO vs. Global SEO: A Strategy Guide, by @semrushofficial.bsky.social:
5 GitHub Actions Every Maintainer Needs to Know, by @github:
https://github.blog/open-source/maintainers/5-github-actions-every-maintainer-needs-to-know/
Herb: Powerful and seamless HTML-aware ERB parsing and tooling
The Post-Developer Era, by @joshwcomeau:
Don’t Use Scores From Automatic Tools in Your Accessibility Statement, by @cerovac_a11y:
