With the right guidelines, AI can generate high quality Angular code. With this post, I’m making my Angular skills public (along with a Claude plugin). kylerjohnson.dev/blog/angula…

✨ My new library gpuix-svelte is out! Build native desktop apps for macOS, Windows and Linux using Svelte and gpui, a Rust-powered graphics engine. Excited to see what you build! #svelte #native gpuix-svelte.stanislav.garde…

OmarchyTV is out in beta An #Omarchy style launcher for Android TV: themes, Waybar style bar, live stats and a terminal-style screensaver. It comes with the omarchy-tv plugin, so your Omarchy PC can push themes and share its screen to the TV. Based on tv-vibehack by @gathint. Built for Omarchy by @dhh ❤️ It's on GitLab for now (my GitHub account is still stuck in review): gitlab.com/piermark/omarchyt… Wallpaper: Liftoff by @tcballard

Angular Signal Forms far are more powerful than you think! 🎥 The recording of my talk goes into details Topics: sub-forms, arrays, conditional validation, custom controls, and interop with Reactive Forms. Thx to @angularbelgrade for having me 🙌 ▶️ piped.video/watch?v=knWHU60S…

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🚀 @AnalogJS 3. 0 beta for @angular is out! - Composable @vite_js plugins for Analog, Angular, and Nitro. - @nitrojsdev v3 is opt-in. - Type-safe Routing. - Coding agent assisted migrations. - And more! 📚 Full migration guide: v3.analogjs.org/docs/guides/…

Big Omarchy QA News: The Headline: * Omarchy QA will start running against nightly every day. Still some huge hurdles to figure out, but that is the fun stuff. The Meat: Omarchy QA is going slower than I hoped for, but its getting into place. This is my second fully running agent test harness where they decide what is good. * A nice running dashboard with cancellable states * Jobs, suites, servers: have all the possible states and transitions you would expect from build servers. This part was the most surprising as it is really in depth how much effort you have to spend thinking about every possibility * suite states, live updating website that ... runs fast? Yes I did something crazy... I made a cache, i know, actual crime... ** I even have an idea to make this load instant for every single user, and make updating cache contents LIGHTNING fast... *** Fun side note. WTF ARE YOU DOING EVERYONE, WEBSITES ARE FUN TO MAKE FAST AND YOU ALL ARE MAKING HORESHIT SITES... STOP. * ability to follow live running jobs and cancel them The sad part is I have had no time to get the actual custom harness running fast, which is ok, but its hard. Now, starting today, I am going to be hooking up nightly builds and actually running this against production! Will think about how to make this a public site, but for now, its private :(

Fantastic work @erkamyaman_ng! This looks amazing 🔥

I used Reverse Engineer Anything to re-create raycast on @omarchy. And I was blown away! In just a couple hours I have a fully-functioning raycast-like launcher! Right now it: * Learns your habits * Apps + every Omarchy action in one search * Aliases & favorites * Keyboard-first * Follows your Omarchy theme live, opens in ~40ms repo: github.com/typecraft-dev/oma…

New from Vercel Labs: tsc-ts TypeScript was written in TypeScript Then rewritten in Go We ported it back to TypeScript Compiled it with scriptc And it's 2-4x faster than tsgo

Unpopular opinion: In 5 years, we'll need more software engineers than we do today. Not fewer. Everyone is calculating how many developers AI can replace. If a team of 3 can now do the work of 10, surely the other 7 are out of a job? I think that completely misses what's about to happen. For decades, the biggest constraint on software wasn't the lack of problems worth solving. It was the cost of solving them. Millions of businesses still run on spreadsheets, emails, WhatsApp messages, and outdated software. Not because they're happy with it, but because spending $200,000 on a custom system never made financial sense. Now imagine that same system costs $20,000. Suddenly, millions of businesses that couldn't afford software development become potential customers. Projects that were never viable become viable. Companies that already build software can afford to do ten times more. And here's the part people underestimate: the cheaper software becomes, the more reasons we'll find to build it. Of course, some jobs will disappear. Certain tasks that once required entire teams will be handled by a single engineer. But assuming the amount of software the world needs is fixed is a pretty strange assumption, especially in an industry where we've barely scratched the surface of what can be automated. I could be wrong, but I think we're heading toward an explosion in software demand, not the death of software engineering. We're confusing the declining cost of writing code with the declining demand for software engineers. They're not the same thing.

Big news: @FrameworkPuter is more than tripling its sponsorship of CachyOS, from $250/month to $10,200/year! 🎉 This helps keep our infrastructure running and brings us closer to working on CachyOS full-time. Thank you, Framework! 💚 discuss.cachyos.org/t/announ…

So, @Angular is splitting its compiler in two and rewriting the half that reads your whole application in Rust. 🦀 @synalx, Angular tech lead at @Google, talks about the journey in "Angular Compilation Past & Future"! Join @ViteConf 2026 Thu 15 Oct, 14:00 UTC. Free and online.

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Strata 1.0 is here. The best file manager on Linux, fully open source. 45 days, 775 commits, 38 contributors, ~300K lines of Rust. stratafiles.io What's new 🧵

Gotta be the largest non-npm PR ever landed in @Angular

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Angular v22.2 now supports using resources instead of resolvers, and the resources will act live as their tracked signals (like router param ids) change

Apple says you need a Mac to build iPhone apps. Today I built one on Omarchy Linux, submitted it to the App Store, installed it on my iPhone over USB, and stopped it at a breakpoint in the debugger. No Mac anywhere. It's all open source: github.com/joshuaswarren/oma…

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The Falcons are showing out Monday Night Football!