There are not so many news, but the LiteRT.js looks really interesting. I'll try to use it in the next my local-first project
News
The annual survey explores new React features like Server Components and the upcoming React Compiler, aiming to understand how developers are adopting recent innovations and what's next for the React ecosystem. Results are set to be released after Nov 25
Cloudflare experienced a major service outage caused by a database (ClickHouse) permissions bug that affected core network traffic, leading to widespread HTTP 5xx errors. The issue was not due to a cyberattack and was resolved after several hours with a detailed post-mortem available
The 111th TC39 meeting focused on new and advancing JavaScript proposals, including Iterator Sequencing, JSON.parse enhancements, async iterator helpers, and future directions in class composition, temporal APIs, and internationalization
Article
A developer's perspective on what "just JavaScript" means, discussing how tools like TypeScript, JSX, and frameworks (React, Remix, Svelte) blur the boundary between native JavaScript and framework-dependent code
An interactive, advanced level coding puzzle to test and expand your TypeScript type-level programming skills
A highly-regarded free and paid online course teaching advanced features of the TypeScript type system, offering chapters, real-world examples, and numerous coding challenges for type-safe design
A deep dive into building complex, responsive timetables using modern CSS features like subgrid, round(), mod(), and sticky positioning. Includes full code and accessibility considerations
An experiment exploring whether TypeScript can be made immutable-by-default (as in Rust), with lessons learned and pitfalls encountered when trying to enforce immutability using only TypeScript's type system
Library&tools
StyleX, Meta's open-source CSS-in-JS compiler, offers atomic class generation, type safety, and scalable static CSS. If you like CSS-in-JS, maybe this is a good tool for you to try
Gitlogue is a terminal-based tool that animates Git commit history with typing effects, syntax highlighting for over 25 languages, and directory visualizations. Useful for presentations, education, and coding screensavers
A nostalgic paint editor mimicking to the 80's MacOS interface
LiteRT.js brings Google's LiteRT stack for AI models to the browser. It supports PyTorch, Jax, and TensorFlow models running efficiently via Wasm or WebGPU, with integration for TensorFlow.js pipelines and advanced conversion tools. Looks like a good alternative for Transformers.js