I have selected some news from the web dev world to share.
π How to recreate Vuejs from scratchπ€ AI fatigue is real and nobody talks about itπ The Engineering guide to Context window efficiencyπ Protecting self-hosted Coolify apps with Tailscale
Have a great week.
ubugeeei (mononokeking) is a japanese software engineer, member of @Vuejs. He has writted a book where he explain how to recreate the framework from scratch. If want to know more about the behind the scene of this framework, itβs a must.
In the end, knowing when to stop is a very powerful skill. AI push us to do more because it canβt be tired, but if you leave everything single things to the AI you will be obsolete. I really like his idea of using AI, only the afternoon and keeping the morning to work the «  old way Β» in order to keep his skills sharp :).
Interesting way to explain the context window efficiency.
I recently discovered Tailscale, and now I think I canβt go back.
Web tools and Library
Context intelligence layer for AI agents. Deduplicates, compresses, and manages context across sessions - so your agents produce reliable, deterministic outputs. Includes a dedup pipeline with ~12ms overhead and persistent context memory with write-time dedup and hierarchical decay. Less redundant data. Lower costs. Faster responses. Deterministic results.
Build rich, interactive terminal interfaces with TypeScript bindings, first-class React/Solid support, and a C ABI for any language.
A browser-native operating system. Run agents securely on your machine β no VM, no cloud sandbox, no setup.
An agent skill that turns complex terminal output into styled HTML pages you actually want to read.
WITR explains where a running thing came from, how it was started, and what chain of systems is responsible for it existing right now, in a single, human-readable output or an interactive TUI dashboard.
The best way to ship faster and safer in TypeScript. Instead of writing helpers and TS code at hand, use Effect to handle the heavy work. Check effect.institute for learning it.
Cool Websites
The OG of performance, this guy are partially responsible for my love of Web performance.