react-data-table-component: Working table in 10 lines
A fast, accessible React data table with sorting, pagination, row selection, expandable rows, and theming. Zero peer dependencies. Working table in 10 lines.
jbetancur/react-data-table-component: A responsive table library with built-in sorting, pagination, selection, expandable rows, and customizable styling.
A responsive table library with built-in sorting, pagination, selection, expandable rows, and customizable styling. - jbetancur/react-data-table-component
The Absolute State of Management - Infrequently Noted
It is by no means the gravest linguistic crime of the React epoch, but 'state management' grates like nails on chalkboard. The most popular tools in this space simply do not manage state, they merely propagate it; React very much included. This leads to confusion and low-quality products. Thankfully, better alternatives exist. They all add the dimension of time, and we can distinguish more useful tools by how they handle conflicts.
BullMQ - Background Jobs and Message Queue for Node.js, Python, Rust, Elixir & more
The open source message queue for Redis, trusted by thousands of companies processing billions of jobs every day. Available for Node.js, Bun, Python, Rust, Elixir, and PHP.
Security advisory: Possible leak of legacy API keys via improper cache configuration
A CDN caching bug on RubyGems.org could hand one account’s API key to another person for up to an hour. If you signed in to RubyGems.org with a gem client older than v3.2.0, your key could have bee...
Beyond Enumerable: Testing Membership with Bloom Filters
Checking whether you've seen something before usually means storing everything you've seen. A Bloom filter does it in about ten bits per item and can only be wrong in one direction. This post builds from a single bit to the structure RocksDB and Cassandra use to skip disk reads.
Coding agents that produce visual output need a way to look at what they made. For web work that means headless Chrome, and headless Chrome is genuinely…
Pushing software engineering limits with “napkin math”
Turbopuffer cofounder Simon Eskildsen on the benefits of longer tenure, using first principles to build durable software – and why founders should be cautious when raising VC money
The Pulse: New trend - concern about massive increase in code review load
Top of mind for engineering leaders: what to do about the growing code review load, and how devs are starting to review code less thoroughly than before? Many questions, but few proven solutions.