i think more attention to the protocol is great and will hopefully both demystify it and make it sturdier. it’s tricky because the protocol is an implementation detail of the react packages and some features are still being evolved. which is different from publicly specified protocols.

i’ve just built an rsc app myself and i’m a huge fan of the paradigm (on the consuming side). it’s how i want to build web applications. vulns are frustrating. this seems like the first time the protocol is getting a close look from broader security community, and i wish more was done proactively

hugops to react team and everyone bumping patches

in my experience claude’s “research” mode isn’t particularly helpful. i found its reports consistently less useful than normal conversations. haven’t tried comparing to claude code with intermediate artifacts yet. does this track? has anyone had much better experience with research mode?

this from @replay-io.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy seems to be in that vein blog.replay.io/launching-nu... didn't see it before, wondering if anyone tried? Launching Nut.new View quoted note →

i mean ultimately it's available on pdsls..

maybe i'm conflating concepts and in practice people do want to preview and bail much more often, and walking should be more intentional. i'm not sure. it's not out of question

safari is maybe the main one that integrates it deeper but it fucked with muscle memory so much. what’s the new way to quickly bring up the tabs? i can pull by the address bar upwards (discovered a week in) but that’s still easy to miss and i often accidentally go to the home screen

liquid glass so far fells unconvincing to me because in stock apps it mostly targets the shell. so it’s like the shell got a new design language ok but what about stuff inside the apps?

found a ViewTransition crash in iOS safari :( github.com/facebook/rea...