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Published on 27.06.2025
TLDR: Vite 7.0 has been released with experimental Rust-powered Rolldown bundler support, Node.js 20+ requirement, and ESM-only distribution, cementing its position as the foundation for most modern JavaScript frameworks with 31 million weekly downloads.
Link: Announcing Vite 7
TLDR: VoidZero has released Oxlint 1.0, a Rust-based linter for JavaScript and TypeScript that claims 50-100x performance improvements over ESLint, with over 500 rules and zero-configuration setup, backed by adoption from Mercedes-Benz and Airbnb.
Link: Bytes #399 - Pass me the Oxlint
TLDR: Prettier 3.6 introduces an experimental high-performance CLI and two new official plugins (@prettier/plugin-oxc and @prettier/plugin-hermes) that leverage Rust and native parsing engines for improved performance.
Link: Prettier 3.6: Experimental fast CLI and new OXC and Hermes plugins!
TLDR: A compelling argument for using CSS Flexbox/Grid gaps instead of margins for element spacing, emphasizing parent-controlled layout over child-controlled spacing for better maintainability and flexibility.
Link: Prefer Gaps To Margins
TLDR: Angular has published comprehensive prompts and system instructions designed to help AI coding tools generate more accurate, best-practice-compliant Angular code, addressing the challenge of AI-generated code quality in rapidly evolving frameworks.
Link: LLM prompts and AI IDE setup • Angular
TLDR: Cloudflare has released Containers in public beta, offering globally distributed, on-demand container instances that integrate tightly with Workers for programmable compute scenarios like code sandboxing and media processing.
Link: Containers are available in public beta for simple, global, and programmable compute
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