react-native-url-polyfill v4 is out.
Rewritten from scratch: dependency-free, 65% smaller, and typically 2.4-7.8x faster than v3 on Hermes engine.
Now with `URL.parse()`, official WPT/WebIDL coverage, and expanded Hermes testing.
Reviewing pull requests by sorting file changes alphabetically never made sense to me.
I started using github.com/nkzw-tech/codi… by @cnakazawa, which uses your local AI tool to build a diff walkthrough by bundling changes into meaningful work buckets. Way more convenient!
AI has changed how we work, but not entirely, and I believe it has also changed everyone's role, though we may not know it yet.
I wrote about it here: charpeni.com/blog/ai-turned…, but here's a TL;DR learning visual.
Everyone is freaking out about compromised npm packages, but isn't it weird that the recommended installation for most tools is to curl something straight from GitHub and pipe it into bash? It seems way easier to compromise than to publish something on npm... 🤔
