Excited about this: got a lightweight async_hooks compatibility shim working in the browser for vitest-plugin-rsc.
This should allow us run Next’s real cookies() and headers() request-context code in browser-mode RSC tests, without mocking those APIs.
@kettanaito
Excited about this: got a lightweight async_hooks compatibility shim working in the browser for vitest-plugin-rsc.
This should allow us run Next’s real cookies() and headers() request-context code in browser-mode RSC tests, without mocking those APIs.
@kettanaito
I've been driving GPT5.5 on low reasoning for the last week+ and it's very good, very efficient. Haven't been tempted to reach for Opus at all. And it's more succinct than Kimi too. Huge leap forward for @OpenAI 👌
Cursor* is better than Claude Code.
* The IDE, the cloud environment, the integration with Linear, Slack, and various other tools. And the overall experience, flexibility and productivity. I never have to worry about keeping my laptop awake.
how come the best model for UI (Opus) is also the slowest. sooo annoying in an area where iteration speed is so key when trying out ideas... really like 5.5 fast but it just can't do UI 😭
I'm gonna say it:
As it stands today, @cursor_ai is the best agentic coding tool out there. No jumping between terminal and editor, nice UI and you don't have to switch the tool if there's a new model.
change my mind.
Fully switching from the Codex desktop app to Cursor 3. Codex is amazing, and keeps getting better, but I keep finding things where @cursor_ai is a bit or miles ahead. Well done @cursor_ai!
@jarredsumner When will the Claude harness start asking to use bun for everyting instead of bash. I see only adventages:
* cross platform by default
* easier to limit comand output then using grep etc.
* easy to chain commands
* faster
* use typescript sdks -> mcp
* etc. etc.
Codex desktop app is so good @OpenAI. Even though I prefer Opus 4.6 over GPT 5.4, it makes me wonder if the app outweighs those Opus benefits @claudeai
This is one of the best parts of RSC. It reunites the React ecosystem so the underlying framework doesn't have to reach into our code so much. Very nice.
In collaboration with the @vite_js team, Waku v0.24 adopts the official Vite RSC plugin inspired by Waku’s pioneering work. This introduces a stronger foundation for Waku and empowers its maintainers to focus on new features. Check it out! ⛩️waku.gg/blog/migration-to-vi…