RE: https://mastodon.social/@evilmartians/116489510259091879

We just donated to Hey API as part of our OSS donation program! It's a TypeScript toolkit that turns your OpenAPI spec into a fully typed API.

On the frontend, we use it to generate an entire API layer with a typed SDK plus Zod schemas straight from the spec. On the backend, it works as a server plugin to keep routes type-safe against the same contract.

We use it so much that one of our engineers built the NestJS plugin for it.

Give it a try and consider donating too: https://github.com/sponsors/hey-api

Small life hack: use agent hooks and pre-commit managers like nano-staged to run linters and safeguards. It's far more reliable and faster than asking an agent in 'AGENTS.md'.

5 minutes of setup can mean a tighter loop and fewer tokens. Here's how: https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/stop-writing-rules-in-agents-md-use-agent-hooks-and-nano-staged-instead

RE: https://mastodon.social/@sitnik_en/116607498711487076

We take supply chain attack mitigation seriously.

Since 2024, we've adopted this systematic approach to improve our own and our clients' code protection.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@evilmartians/116336505777162655

We donated to @pnpm this month as part of our open source donations program. It's the default package manager for many of our frontend engineers.

The team behind the 11.0 release did an amazing job of securing pnpm against supply-chain attacks, making it one of the safest package managers out there. That deserves recognition.

If, like us, you're a fan of pnpm, sponsor the project: https://github.com/sponsors/pnpm

RE: https://mastodon.social/@evilmartians/116335486320872860

We just donated to @wooorm as part of our open source donation program! He's an engineer based in the Netherlands and the maintainer of 550+ OSS projects with 38B+ downloads per year.

If your project uses Markdown, there's a good chance it already runs on one of his tools. His most well-known project is mdx, used for writing Markdown with JSX components.

He also has newer Rust-based implementations.

If Markdown is part of your stack, consider donating too: https://github.com/sponsors/wooorm