GitHub's top 3 all-time repos: @freeCodeCamp (437.9k), public-apis (411.9k), free-programming-books (384k). Combined: 1.23M stars — more than @reactjs Vue Next TypeScript combined. None of them ship code you'd ever import. The star button isn't a quality metric. It's a save-for-later with a public counter — and the leaderboard finally made that impossible to deny. #OpenSource #WebDev

The @hookos/sdk is live. Connect to HookOS, deploy hooks, read pool state, interact with the Arena — all in TypeScript. One package. Full protocol coverage. No ABI spelunking required. `npm install @hookos/sdk` #HookOS

Увага, міленіялы! Распрацоўшчык арыгінальнага «Поле Чудес» партаваў гульню на Typescript пры дапамозе Claude Fable 5. Цяпер у класічную DOS-гульню 1993 гады ад Вадзіма Башурава можна пагуляць у вэб-версіі (спасылка ў першым каментары) ⤵️

📌 Daytona is a Secure and Elastic Infrastructure for Running AI-Generated Code 🔹 Développement d'environnements IA 🔹 Gestion sécurisée des infrastructures 🔗 github.com/daytonaio/daytona #TypeScript

Open-sourcing my audio-reactive 3D visualizer 🎉 Upload a WAV and it analyzes waveform, frequency & loudness in real time, then renders an auto-generated 3D scene in Three.js/WebGL — with Datamosh/Glitch/Melt effects, custom background images, and MP4 export at 1920×1080/30fps. React/TypeScript/Cloudflare, MIT licensed. Fork it, self-host it, build on it. Many thanks to @threejs and @mrdoob 🙏 Stars, forks & PRs welcome! 🔗 github.com/7g3n/phase-viz 🖥️ demo: waveform.tranjectories.xyz #ThreeJS #GenerativeArt #VJ #OpenSource #CreativeCoding #BuildInPublic

10 VS CODE EXTENSIONS EVERY SENIOR DEVELOPER SECRETLY USES. The ones that don't show up in any "top 10 extensions" listicle. Bookmark every single one. None of these are Prettier, ESLint, or GitLens. Those lists are for juniors. 1. Continue continue.dev Open-source Copilot alternative. Run any model locally with Ollama. No code leaving your machine. No subscription. Copilot is $19/month. Continue is $0 forever. Apache-2.0. 2. Console Ninja console-ninja.com By the Wallaby.js team. Shows your console.log output and runtime errors inline, right next to the log statement. You stop tab-switching to DevTools for the rest of your career. 3. Pretty TypeScript Errors marketplace.visualstudio.com… By yoavbls. Turns TypeScript's 14-line nested-generic horror into syntax-highlighted, human-readable blocks. The one extension every senior TS dev installs the day they hit their first cryptic Type 'X' is not assignable error. 4. Import Cost marketplace.visualstudio.com… By Wix. Shows the exact KB size of every npm import inline as you type. Catches bundle bloat before it ships. The only reason most enterprise frontends are not 14MB. 5. REST Client marketplace.visualstudio.com… By Huachao Mao. Send HTTP requests from a plain .http file. Commit it to git. Share with your team. Postman charges $19/user/month for what this does for free in a text file. 6. Quokka.js quokkajs.com JavaScript and TypeScript scratchpad inline in your editor. Test ideas, regex, array methods, and API responses without leaving the file. Community edition is free forever. 7. Peacock peacockcode.dev By John Papa. Tints your VS Code window with a different color per workspace. The reason senior engineers don't accidentally push to production while editing staging. Saves a career once a quarter. 8. Turbo Console Log marketplace.visualstudio.com… One keyboard shortcut auto-generates a console.log with the file name, line number, and variable name pre-filled. Another shortcut deletes every log you added. No more grep-ing for stray prints. 9. Git Graph marketplace.visualstudio.com… By mhutchie. A proper visual git history that actually renders branch topology correctly. GitLens shows blame. Git Graph shows the shape of the repo. Senior devs use both. 10. Continue continue.dev Open-source Copilot alternative. Run any model locally with Ollama. No code leaving your machine. No subscription. Copilot is $19/month. Continue is $0 forever. Apache-2.0. The juniors install 47 extensions on day one. The seniors run 10 and ship faster. The actual productivity multiplier in VS Code is not the AI assistant. It is the 8 extensions that quietly remove 30 seconds of friction from every loop. All 10 marketplace links above.

This is genuinely impressive. People are missing the fact that he says it’s a transpiler. TypeScript addressed a real problem by adding a type system on top of JavaScript. This addresses a different problem: making programming concepts more accessible and easier to understand in a developer’s native language.

Which backend language are you using right now? - Go - TypeScript - Python - JavaScript

WebGPU OpenLayers sounds simple, until pixel drift ruins your map. I broke down the root cause and the exact method we used in stratum‑map to achieve pixel‑perfect GPU rendering. shorturl.at/xGdja #WebGPU #OpenLayers #GIS #Geospatial #WebDev #TypeScript #OpenLayers #WebDev

WebGPU OpenLayers sounds simple, until pixel drift ruins your map. I broke down the root cause and the exact method we used in stratum‑map to achieve pixel‑perfect GPU rendering. shorturl.at/xGdja #WebGPU #OpenLayers #GIS #Geospatial #WebDev #TypeScript #OpenLayers #WebDev

Programming Languages at a Party 🎉 • 🐍 Python — Knows everyone • 🟨 JavaScript — Starts chaos • ☕ Java — Talks about work • 🦀 Rust — Corrects everyone • 🐹 Go — Says little • 🚀 C — Tells war stories • 🔷 TypeScript — Fact-checks JavaScript • 🐘 PHP — Somehow owns the venue • 🐚 Bash — Refuses to enter • ⚡ Solidity — Tries to sell a token

TypeScript and Python are both hard to beat in their own domains

zenn.dev/ykswclm/articles/2e… socket.ioのroom機能について整理した記事を書きました。サンプル例はNode.js TypeScriptです！ #個人開発

KAPLAY.js is a 2D game library for JavaScript and TypeScript designed to make game development feel as fun as playing a game, with a built-in web-based editor. - Composes game objects from simple, powerful components like rect, pos, area, and body - Includes a web-based playground with over 90 examples for instant code testing - Supports TypeScript with global types and full type import options - Offers multiple installation methods including create-kaplay, npm, and CDN Explore it here: osp.fyi/kaplay

TypeScript block style 🫶

下指令給 Codex 跑程式的時候 我就只是瞄一眼 結果就看到 Codex 寫： 「這會讓 TypeScript 不開心。」 ❓❓❓❓❓ 真的快笑死XDDD

90 PDF TOOLS. ONE WEBSITE. NOTHING UPLOADED. NO ACCOUNT. It's called PDFCraft. Here's exactly what you get in the browser, with no install and no signup: ORGANIZE (27 tools) → Merge, split, extract pages, reorder, rotate, reverse, N-up, OCR → Compare two PDFs side by side with diff highlighting → Booklet layout for saddle-stitch printing → Posterize a large page into multiple printable sheets → Edit and view PDF metadata → PDF Multi Tool that bundles merge / split / rotate / extract in one screen EDIT (19 tools) → Edit PDF text directly → Add signatures (draw, type, or upload) → Add watermarks, headers, footers, page numbers, stamps → Form filler AND form creator → Deskew scanned pages automatically → Remove blank pages CONVERT TO PDF (22 formats) → Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PSD, HEIC, EPUB, MOBI, Markdown, Email, CBZ, DjVu, RTF, XPS, JSON, SVG, TIFF, BMP, WebP, JPG, PNG, TXT CONVERT FROM PDF (13 formats) → JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF, DOCX, Excel, PowerPoint, JSON, PDF/A, Greyscale OPTIMIZE & REPAIR (8 tools) → Compress, linearize, repair corrupted PDFs, rasterize, fonts to outlines, remove restrictions SECURE (6 tools) → Encrypt, decrypt, sanitize, flatten, remove metadata, change permissions Bonus: a visual Workflow Editor (beta) with 23 pre-built templates. Drag tools onto a canvas. Connect them. Save the pipeline. Process batches. One honest note: the Workflow Editor is in beta. Some node combinations are still rough. Everything else is stable. 3.9K GitHub stars. 1.2K forks. 116 commits. 42 releases. Built with Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind 4. AGPL-3.0 license. Self-host it with one command: docker pull ghcr.io/pdfcrafttool/pdfcraf… The next time someone asks you for a PDF tool, send them this link. 100% Open Source. Repo in the first comment.

Rust and web dev in 2026: does it actually make sense? In this video, based on a Keynote talk I delevered in Seattle in June 2026, talk about where Rust fits in modern web dev, especially in a world where JavaScript and TypeScript still dominate. youtu.be/D9MusizUQlo

🚀 Finally deployed an old e-commerce project that had been sitting unfinished for months. Built with: ⚛️ React 📘 TypeScript 🎨 Tailwind CSS 🛣️ TanStack Router 🗄️ Supabase ☁️ Cloudflare Workers 🔗 harshitchaudhary182007-ship-… #ReactJS #WebDev