Syntax Snack Pack: Vercel Snags Nuxt — What It Means for Open Source


A Tasty Treats NEWSLETTER for Web Developers

Issue #49:

  • Nuxt and Nitro just joined Vercel — here’s what’s changing (and what’s not)
  • A new TS-powered Drizzle package that handles your CRUDs and your sanity
  • An actually good CSS recreation of Apple glass
  • Reaper is here to hunt dead code, and it’s watching your runtime
  • Plus: A TypeScript opinion that might ruin your group chat, a curved text toy, and a CAPTCHA that tests your vocals

NuxtLabs joins Vercel

FROM cj

The creators and stewards of Nitro and Nuxt are joining Vercel. While this might come as a shock to some, they are committed to remaining independent, open source projects with open governance.

Drizzle CRUD

FROM wes

A new TypeScript package to generates CRUD operations for your Drizzle ORM schemas with built-in validation, filtering, pagination, soft deletes, and access control.

Announcing PlanetScale for Postgres

HAND selected` by cj

PlanetScale was known for serverless MySQL and have now added Postrgres to the lineup!

Open Source AI Editor: First Milestone

ANOTHER ONE FROM CJ!

We reported on co-pilot going open source first, and now you can see the code on github!

Apple Glass in CSS

Wes's link

Apple’s new “glass” look replicated in CSS. I’ve seen a ton of these and this one is one of the better ones. Pretty nifty.

just for fun:

Curved Text Generator

fun PROVIDED by cj

Generate text along a curved path!

All Hail The Algorithm

Some good stuff™ we posted this week

The Feed

New episodes 2×/week + other new video content!

SHAMELESS PLUG

REAPER: An open-source SDK for finding dead code

Reaper finds dead code via runtime analysis – it monitors how users are actually using your app to find code that is never touched.

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