It contains 14 breaking changes, which we've detailed in the migrating to 17.0.0 guide. Additionally, it adds 3 options to the rules and fixes 9 bugs. We've also released compatible versions of our shared config, Visual Studio Code extension, Node.js Rule Tester and Jest preset. Removed: CommonJS Node.js API (#8859) (@jeddy3). Removed: output property in the Node.js API returned resolved object (#
Claude Code with Anthropic API compatibility January 16, 2026 Ollama v0.14.0 and later are now compatible with the Anthropic Messages API, making it possible to use tools like Claude Code with open-source models. Run Claude Code with local models on your machine, or connect to cloud models through ollama.com. Using Claude Code with Ollama Claude Code is Anthropicâs agentic coding tool that lives i
We're excited to announce that Prettier now fully supports the fresh features landing in Angular v21.1 (released today ð)! This update brings cleaner, more expressive templates with: Consecutive @case statements in @switch blocks. Spread elements (...) in array literals, object literals, and function calls inside templates. We've also added the ability to format Angular syntax beautifully inside
12/29/2025 Lately, I've been working on porting more of Parcel to Rust. One of the challenges with Rust-based tools is how to support plugins. Many of the most common tools already have Rust-based equivalents: SWC and OXC for JavaScript, Lightning CSS for CSS, oxvg for SVG, etc. But other popular tools like React Compiler, Less, and Sass, are still written in JavaScript, so we need a way to run th
ESLint has been the leading web ecosystem linter for a decade. Its dominance is being challenged by new native speed linters such as Biome and Oxlint that implement blazing fast linting using native speed languages. Even TypeScriptâs source is being ported from TypeScript to Go. Yet, this Flint project -a new, experimental linter- is implemented in TypeScript rather than Go or Rust. Why does Flint
witr exists to answer a single question: Why is this running? When something is running on a systemâwhether it is a process, a service, or something bound to a portâthere is always a cause. That cause is often indirect, non-obvious, or spread across multiple layers such as supervisors, containers, services, or shells. Existing tools (ps, top, lsof, ss, systemctl, docker ps) expose state and metada
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