@stefnotch

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Working on the [WGSL Enhanced Shading Language](https://github.com/wgsl-tooling-wg/wesl-spec)
Shader string syntax highlighting is now live on https://webgpufundamentals.org/ . Thank you to @greggman for creating such a high quality tutorial series.

Syntax highlighting for shader code in strings! Coming soon to a wgsl-analyzer near you

https://github.com/wgsl-analyzer/wgsl-analyzer/pull/585

Instead of using git, @dneto recommended jj. Naturally, I tried it out.

Fast forward a month, and I'm contributing to jj tools! 🎉 https://github.com/keanemind/jjk/pull/139

Add a files exclusion setting for .jj by stefnotch · Pull Request #139 · keanemind/jjk

Fix #84 Turns out that VSCode has a really easy way to achieve this. Preview of what the settings look like with this change

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A new release of the Deno Standard library is out with many updates:
🖥️ cli: ProgressBar API is now aligned with the rest of std lib
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 collections: binarySearch function has been added
🧪 testing: assertInlineSnapshot has been added
🛤️ path: basename, dirname, extname, join, and normalize now accept URL object input
and so much more 👇

https://github.com/denoland/std/releases/tag/release-2025.05.27

Release 2025.05.27 · denoland/std

@std/cli 1.0.18 (patch) BREAKING(cli/unstable): make ProgressBarFormatter.styledTime a getter (#6677) BREAKING(cli/unstable): change custom formatter rule (#6678) BREAKING(cli/unstable): make Prog...

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I added *inline* snapshots to Deno. Coming soon to a Deno near you!

My favorite part is that this creatively uses Deno's linter for source code rewriting.

Displaying shader code in browser devtools.

I recently found out that it is possible to make errors point at arbitrary text with `eval` and source maps!
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79467192/3492994

How to open browser debugger with custom URL from console.log

I have an script that adds and/or modifies data for logging to the console, lets call it logger.js that can be called like logger.warn(data). All logs viewed in the console print their origin like ...

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