Dennis Morello

Awesome Reveal is the successor of React Awesome Reveal, and a lot changed since v4: - Emotion is gone, and the animations run on the Web Animations API - React is one of several integrations, with Vue and Astro, and more are coming - The core is under 2 kB gzipped and has no dependencies

AI coding agent skills are coming to Awesome Reveal. Your coding agent will have the context it needs to understand the API, follow best practices and generate idiomatic code. Less guesswork, better results. Out of the box.

A sneak peek at the new Awesome Reveal. Tiny, framework-agnostic core. React, Vue and Astro at launch. More to come. Vanilla JS out of the box. Zero dependencies. Small bundles. Composable API. Less magic, more platform. Still plug and play.

I’d love your feedback before the next Awesome Reveal release. There are new libraries for React, Vue, Astro and plain JS. Try the preview in a project, or migrate from React Awesome Reveal v4. What feels clear? Where do you get stuck?

The new awesome-reveal.dev website is in the making 🏗️

The ecosystem of the next version of Awesome Reveal (formerly, React Awesome Reveal) is growing 👀

Just bought awesome-reveal.dev! It’ll be the new home of Awesome Reveal, previously known as React Awesome Reveal. I’m working on a major new release, and this felt like the right time to give the project its own domain. More to share soon!

Hey maintainers, @pnpm.io 12.11 links the agent skills your package ships into .claude/skills or .cursor/skills once approved. Bootstrap has lovely skills in skills/<name>/SKILL.md, so I sent a PR to include them in its npm package. Maybe check yours too:

arbor 🌳, my CLI for git worktrees, has a new intro video and some new tricks: • fuzzy picker for switch and rm • hooks that set up new worktrees • arbor clean for unused worktrees Try it and tell me what's broken or missing: github.com/morellodev/arbor

Thank you for all the love you're giving Defrag98 ❤️ It means a lot to see people enjoying something I made. Remember watching Windows 98 defrag your hard drive? The little blocks and hard drive noises are back. Send it to someone who remembers.

Defrag98 now runs ScanDisk after a blue screen, like Windows 98 did after a bad shutdown. It checks drive C in text mode for about 8 seconds, then the boot splash shows and you're back. Exit skips it.

WebSkill proposes running agent skills entirely in the browser. Its own docs say Chrome's built-in on-device model can't call tools, so the setup that keeps data local can't run skills. I read the README and SDK: #ai #webdev #javascript

Which skills do you use to build great-looking Expo apps on both Android and iOS?

After extensive and rigorous testing, I can confirm: Opus 5.5 has passed my benchmark ✅

Looking to connect with more builders who genuinely care about quality, thoughtful UX, and the little details that make a product feel great. If that’s your thing too, say hi 👋

Defrag98 is now featured on BORED www.bored.com/link/defrag9...

I just published a new post on my BMC: It's been a big couple of weeks for Defrag98

Defrag98: Windows 98 Disk Defragmenter Simulator Online #HackerNews https://defrag98.com

This is, by far, the greatest website I've seen today defrag98.com

Just saw Fable writing a side-effect inside useState()

A gently reminder to defrag your computer

Tailwind v4 runs on native cascade layers, custom properties, and color-mix(), with Lightning CSS doing the build. On a solo content site that's an engine generating CSS my browsers already speak, so I pulled it and wrote every style by hand: #css #webdev #astro

I called @bun.sh the Zig holdout two weeks ago. That line was already stale when it went up. Sumner ported 535k lines of Zig to Rust in 11 days with 64 Claude agents, and Bun 1.4 is in canary. I went back to read what's actually real: #rust #javascript #webdev

After deep work sessions, taking time for ourselves is truly restorative. Take care!

4 web platform APIs went Baseline in 2026 and replaced real dependencies I used to install: Navigation API, container style queries, :open, and Math.sumPrecise(). Here's what each one replaced, with code before/after. #webdev #javascript #css

Astro 7 is here: Rust compiler, native Markdown pipeline, Vite 8 with Rolldown. Builds are 15-61% faster. I broke down what changed and what breaks. #astro #webdev #rust

Hermes Agent isn't an IDE copilot. It's an open-source autonomous agent that learns from experience, creates reusable skills, and runs anywhere. Here's how to get started. #hermes #ai #opensource