🧑‍🔬 Nock vs Mock Service Worker. Here's a detailed comparison between the two API mocking libraries to help you understand them better. Enjoy.

Vercel will be officially sponsoring tailwindcss.com. That's a given. We as a community and industry owe @adamwathan and team a lot. Tailwind is foundational web infrastructure at this point (it fixed CSS 😉). I've also reached out to Adam to explore how we can make this a longer-term commitment.

2025 React Aria year in review 🎆 🆕 New components: Autocomplete, Disclosure, Toast, Tree, Virtualizer 🔋 Major features: Multi-Select, Tree drag and drop, built-in animations, infinite scrolling, ComboBox actions, unit testing library. 🎁 Important updates: Improved interoperability – rewrote usePress, opened DOM events, support custom trigger elements, etc. 🥳 Last but definitely not least: completely re-built docs! Looking forward to 2026!

You can now install all React Aria components in a single command! Choose Tailwind or vanilla CSS, install, and customize. 🎁 npx shadcn add @​react-aria/tailwind npx shadcn add @​react-aria/css

Components 🤤

🌐 next-intl@4.5.4 is out, where @kdy1dev rewrote the AST transformer for useExtracted in Rust! 🏆 ~45% faster processing time ✅ Support for source maps github.com/amannn/next-intl/…

🚀 Self-hosting Next.js has just received a massive upgrade! @platformatic Watt v3.18 brings Vercel-level distributed caching to YOUR infrastructure with Next.js 16's 'use cache' directive Redis/Valkey. No more cache inconsistencies. No more wasted resources. Production-ready scale. Here's how 🧵

☑︎ Implementation ☑︎ Docs ☑︎ Demo ☐ Blog post

🌐 next-intl 4.5: useExtracted → For humans & AI → Next.js-first by design → Full Turbopack support → SWC-based parsing

Testing... 👨‍🔬

🌐 next-intl just passed 1M weekly downloads! 🎉 A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to this wild ride! ❤️

Regarding Guillermo-Gate, I've seen people use it as a reason to boycott OSS projects. Going after OSS projects that are openly governed isn't going to do what you want it to. Vercel makes its money from its hosting platform and paid products. OSS is not a paid product and while contributes goodwill doesn't directly impact the bottomline. And these project's reach well exceed Vercel. First the list is longer than you think. Yes Next, Svelte/SvelteKit, Webpack, SWC, TurboRepo. There are also Nuxt, Nitro, React. Seb, the current visionary of the React team, as well as Andrew work at Vercel, not Meta. Should we boycott React metaframeworks too? Remix/RR, Tanstack React? Good luck finding projects that haven't received money from Vercel in the past. Secondly impact. When you realize things Nitro/UnJS that exist to keep the platform open and not locked in to a single deployment platform, and are used outside of Vercel (Tanstack Start, SolidStart, Analog). Or Webpack/SWR which power countless projects it is difficult to make this about Vercel. Third, I've seen the suggestion that Vercel acquires OSS the way one does companies. It doesn't work like that. The way you kill off OSS is easy. Remove their source of funding. NuxtLabs could have gone under and took Nuxt with it. I've seen this happen to other projects. More so because these are open projects, it isn't like you buy their customers. You can still deploy Nuxt/SvelteKit anywhere. It creates good will, but they can go anywhere. There are no contracts. NuxtLabs was a company, but Nuxt isn't. These are more like charity foundations.

Next.js and Turbopack now support the TC39 Debug ID proposal. This was the last blocker for native Sentry.io support when using `next build --turbopack`. Sentry Next.js SDK update coming soon. Great work by @lukeisandberg on adding the feature and thanks to @LucaForstner and Charly from Sentry for collaborating on this.

Ok, since I need real feedback to keep working on my CLI app, I’m giving away FREE lifetime licenses to anyone who reposts this tweet.

Today’s my last day at AWS working on the Rust compiler. Unfortunately, back in July I received notice that I had to choose between moving to Boston from NYC, or leaving the company due to RTO policy. I unfortunately couldn’t abandon the city I plan on being my long term home.

The official account the Ripple JS, the elegant TypeScript UI framework. News and updates will come from this account in the future. So if you're interested in knowing more about the journey of Ripple, this is the account for you.

Dear Bloomberg @business, please find enclosed our formal response to your illegitimate copyright strike. Thank you. youtube.com/watch?v=tUnRWh4x…

I’m sharing the news that after nearly 2.5 years, I’ll be leaving @vercel at the end of this week. It’s been an awesome ride, and I’ve had the privilege of working with so many great folks on a bunch of different projects. The Svelte 5 journey was especially incredible. It was challenging in many ways, but I truly feel the web is in a better place because of what we built with Svelte and SvelteKit. The team behind it are such a talented and friendly group of people and I'll miss working together.

. @Google is using MSW (@ApiMocking) for testing the Gemini CLI! Retweet if you think they'd be a great GitHub Sponsor 👀

🌐 learn.next-intl.dev is officially live! Learn how to build delightful, multilingual apps with Next.js—from the basics to advanced patterns, all through a real-world project. 🎥 10 chapters · 42 lessons · 5 hours of 4K video 💻 All code, recaps & resources included