Hot tips are spicy lil' nuggets related to web development and tooling that I share on my twitter account. I've logged them here to make them easier to find.
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🔥 Here are 4 more ways you can use JavaScript's new Promise.withResolvers() method.
Promise.withResolvers()
Use it today. It's in every browser and can be polyfilled in 9 lines.
🔥 Node just keeps on dropping new goodies!
The styleText util gives us styled logs without a package like Colors or Chalk
styleText
Do we even need tabs? Quick video summarizing how to move around your VS Code without tabs.
I'm gonna try it.
I am so happy this is being implemented.
If every tab being named page in Next.js/Sveltekit folder based routing makes you go loopy, this new VS Code feature is going to be a life saver!
page
I can't believe you can do this in JavaScript! In the browser. With local AI models. 🤯
Raw dog your CSS selectors with @scope
@scope
AI based emotion detection for video thunbnails
Running Promises concurrently - but not too many at once!
p-map is a nice balance between Promise.all() and sequential await when working with compute heavy functions.
p-map
Promise.all()
Love the use of mix-blend-mode: difference; on the site logo for this striped t-shirt
I did it! Gutted an old iPad 3, and stuck a $20 driver board to turn the high resolution display into an external monitor. Pretty fun project!
How to Make a DOM Library Render Anything w/ Paolo Ricciuti
Getting much better results looping through the first results, asking it what was out of place and to improve it's prompt.
Then running again 
Google just dropped an official CLI for gmail, drive, calendar sheets and more
complete with skills and an MCP server 👌 
playing around with a new version of uses[.]tech where instead of people submitting their tags, I just scrape the /uses page and try to extract / discover / canonicalize them into something useful.
Not perfect yet but I've got it down to a ~4 step process