Tag: developer-tools
All the articles with the tag "developer-tools".
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Introducing slog: structured logging for every JS runtime
slog is a zero-dependency structured logger for Node.js, Deno, Bun, and Cloudflare Workers with pluggable transports and a Hono waitUntil middleware.
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Show HN: Cairn — append-only SQLite event store, immutability enforced by triggers
cairn is an append-only SQLite event store where immutability is enforced by triggers, not convention. Go, TypeScript, and Rust SDKs share one test spec.
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The npm problem nobody wants to work on
Every Node.js production system depends on a single corporate-controlled npm registry with no real alternative — a structural risk the ecosystem ignores.
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Using casq for Content-Addressable Storage in CI Pipelines
casq brings content-addressable storage to CI pipelines, eliminating redundant builds and test runs by identifying identical inputs with a git-style hash.
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mise: Per-Project Tool Version Manager and Task Runner
mise pins tool versions per project — Node, Python, Go, and more — in a single .mise.toml, replacing nvm, pyenv, and Makefiles with one unified tool.
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whosthere: LAN Discovery Tool with a Modern TUI in Go
whosthere is a Go-based LAN discovery tool with a modern terminal UI — fast, intuitive network exploration that shows who and what is on your local network.
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Introducing casq: Content-Addressable File Storage CLI in Rust
casq is a Rust CLI and library for content-addressed file storage — git-style deduplication without the overhead of a full version control system.
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Terminal Multiplexers: Why I Switched from tmux to zellij
A quick comparison of tmux and zellij as terminal multiplexers — zellij wins on discoverability with visible, mnemonic keybinds right out of the box.