Thomas Watson
@watson.bsky.social
Computer programmer, Node.js Core member, open source hacker and Node.js dev at Datadog, formerly Elastic + Opbeat (acq)
What's going on with the `next` package and npm servers today?
All day our CI randomly gets these errors. But for some reason only for `next`. Any other npm package works fine. Re-run it a few times and the error goes away 🤔
status.npmjs.org is all green, but that page has never been reliable 🤷
All day our CI randomly gets these errors. But for some reason only for `next`. Any other npm package works fine. Re-run it a few times and the error goes away 🤔
status.npmjs.org is all green, but that page has never been reliable 🤷
January 8, 2025 at 11:55 AM
What's going on with the `next` package and npm servers today?
All day our CI randomly gets these errors. But for some reason only for `next`. Any other npm package works fine. Re-run it a few times and the error goes away 🤔
status.npmjs.org is all green, but that page has never been reliable 🤷
All day our CI randomly gets these errors. But for some reason only for `next`. Any other npm package works fine. Re-run it a few times and the error goes away 🤔
status.npmjs.org is all green, but that page has never been reliable 🤷
I would love to see the visitor stats for bluesky.com these days
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January 8, 2025 at 11:50 AM
I would love to see the visitor stats for bluesky.com these days
I was using Copilot today to write a bash script and I had an array of host names. It suggested this code - even added a nice copyright. Seems to come from this Node.js book: www.scribd.com/document/685...
November 18, 2024 at 10:43 PM
I was using Copilot today to write a bash script and I had an array of host names. It suggested this code - even added a nice copyright. Seems to come from this Node.js book: www.scribd.com/document/685...
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This is a huge improvement to heap inspection inside Chrome DevTools 👍
Seth Brenith at Microsoft gave many anonymous object literals top-level names (using their properties) to stop them getting unhelpfully categorized under "Object".
Pics show before & after.
developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-...
Seth Brenith at Microsoft gave many anonymous object literals top-level names (using their properties) to stop them getting unhelpfully categorized under "Object".
Pics show before & after.
developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-...
November 17, 2024 at 9:02 PM
This is a huge improvement to heap inspection inside Chrome DevTools 👍
Seth Brenith at Microsoft gave many anonymous object literals top-level names (using their properties) to stop them getting unhelpfully categorized under "Object".
Pics show before & after.
developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-...
Seth Brenith at Microsoft gave many anonymous object literals top-level names (using their properties) to stop them getting unhelpfully categorized under "Object".
Pics show before & after.
developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-...
On my way home from NodeConf and the Node.js Collaboration Summit in Dublin. Great to see so many old and new friends! 😊 And wow, I finally posted on this app 🦋
November 9, 2024 at 10:28 AM
On my way home from NodeConf and the Node.js Collaboration Summit in Dublin. Great to see so many old and new friends! 😊 And wow, I finally posted on this app 🦋