Damian Cyntler

Ever heard of Script#? Us neither, and that's probably a good thing. Anders Hejlsberg, creator of Turbo Pascal and Delphi, the lead architect of C#, and the designer of TypeScript, talks about how TypeScript came about from a need for "grown-up tooling" and the question "How can we fix JavaScript?" Watch the full interview 👉 https://lnkd.in/gqNjhNAe

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Resend now has an official n8n node. You can send emails, manage contacts, trigger workflows from webhook events, and work with broadcasts, domains, and more. All from within n8n. It started as a community node built by Silke Pilon, who saw that n8n didn't have a Resend integration and decided to build one. Over time it grew into a full implementation covering every endpoint. We've now adopted it officially. 🔸 Install directly from the n8n canvas 🔸 Add your Resend API key as a credential 🔸 Start building workflows Read the full changelog: https://lnkd.in/dZNVDTqB Install the node: https://lnkd.in/d5vHJwFj

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📢 The PHP Foundation just published a deep dive on compile-time-only generics and we need your feedback. This isn’t "full generics" with all the bells and whistles. It’s a scoped, performance-friendly approach focused on interfaces and abstract classes. Read the post, consider the tradeoffs, and let us know what are you thoughts on this direction? https://lnkd.in/erxGEQUt

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What is PrimeVue? 👩‍💻 PrimeVue is a comprehensive UI component library tailored for Vue.js, offering a robust set of over 80 customizable components to cover a wide range of needs, from basic forms to advanced data tables and charts. Whether you’re building a simple app or a complex enterprise solution, PrimeVue provides the tools to speed up your development process. PrimeVue stands out as more than just another UI library; it’s a fully-featured ecosystem designed to enhance Vue.js development with a wide range of production-ready components. Here’s what sets it apart: 👇 1. Extensive Component Library 2. Focus on Accessibility 3. Highly Customizable 4. Seamless Tailwind CSS Integration 5. Enterprise-Ready Features 6. Theming Options 7. Active Community and Support Would you add anything else? 🤓 Source: https://lnkd.in/dwAa7dpC

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✨ First open source PR in years. First blog post ever. First time adding Cassandra support to Testcontainers-dotnet? Yep, Gavin de Kock just did all three. And it was smooth sailing. 🚢 From spotting a missing module to contributing it with ease, Gavin shares how friendly the Testcontainers OSS community is—and how simple it is to spin up Apache Cassandra for .NET integration testing using Docker. A fun read and a great reminder that open source is open for everyone. 🙌 Check out the post and try it yourself: http://spklr.io/6048APQn #Docker #Testcontainers #OpenSource #DotNet #ApacheCassandra #IntegrationTesting #DeveloperExperience

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On Wed, Apr 16, Fern will share how they built a multi-tenant docs platform on Vercel, serving thousands of customers and handling 6M+ page views per month. They'll cover: • Reducing page load times up to 80% with Next.js App Router • Using Vercel's CDN for fast page loads, caching, and multi-tenant routing • Leveraging Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) for better performance and faster builds https://vercel.fyi/XffHcGC

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🧑‍💻Native Generative UI Support in LangGraph We've added native support for building generative UI applications in LangGraph! With our new API, you can colocate UI components with your LLM agent nodes, then load them on the client without any overhead! 🎥 Video: https://lnkd.in/gBSF6jtX 📚 Docs: https://lnkd.in/gEs5VWGj 🤖 Example agents repo: https://lnkd.in/gfG8RSw2

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When choosing between PWA and native, the browser sandbox matters more than most people realize. This breakdown looks at Blazor in the browser, where it shines, and when native hybrid apps become the better fit. Watch to learn more: https://buff.ly/O0RzG4t

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Testing native modules in React Native is rarely straightforward. Mocking can hide real behavior, while full end-to-end tests often come with extra boilerplate and heavier tooling than teams want to deal with. At React Native London, Michał Pierzchała introduced React Native Harness, a different approach that lets you run tests directly on a simulator or device, with full access to native modules, while keeping a JavaScript and Jest-style workflow. If you’re looking for a practical middle ground between mocks and full E2E, the talk is now available here. Watch it: https://clstk.com/3LxHIXN

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