Daniel Saewitz

@saewitz.com did:plc:pppqzcp436xpufbu6luy5ysh

who: software engineer, indie bootstrapper, concert-goer what: building a web framework, popflash, relisten, & tapped in where: brooklyn when: sometime shortly after the big bang why: https://saewitz.com

En Bluesky desde el 6 febrero 2024

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Daniel Saewitz (@saewitz.com) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 6 febrero 2024. Tiene 417 seguidores, sigue a 315 cuentas y ha publicado 1.548 posts.

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Max@maxwellcohen.bsky.social06-11-2026 23:13
You did that work? That was a great issue and I am glad it caused some benchmarking to get merged. Thank you for your work on this
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Max@maxwellcohen.bsky.social06-11-2026 22:46
<Rant> RSC frustrates me a lot. I love the idea that some parts of interactive websites need to be created/controlled on the server or at build time, with little to no JS needed in the browser. Unfortunately, that's not happening today with RSCs
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ᴉpᴉǝH 🐐💕@summerheidi.bsky.social05-11-2026 19:05
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Barry Pollard@tunetheweb.com05-11-2026 15:05
We've just merged the new HTML Streaming APIs into the HTML Living Standard! This follows the <template for> and non-streaming APIs we merged already. So that's everything we wrote about here standardised AND released in Chrome now! Plus people are working on implementations for Firefox and Safari.
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Dominik 🔮@tkdodo.eu04-11-2026 20:50
A sensible reason why open source shouldn't be built on vibes is that users are not as fast as getting fixes if something goes south. I get it: on your own stuff, you can vibe and fix forward pretty fast. OSS needs to be great to remain trustworthy. Humans need to understand what they're building.
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