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• Instantly Get Feature Specific Baseline Component Embed Code

  This post was published on July 7, 2026

  Search the web-features catalog, preview the baseline-status component, and generate the CDN or bundler snippet, all from one small web app.

• Because I Want It to Exist

  This post was published on July 5, 2026

  It's been a while since I have listened to a talk and found a real connection with the speaker and what they were sharing. This streak was broken a couple of days ago when I listened to a talk by Ryo Lu at Cursor's Compile 26 conference.

• You Might Not Need chalk Anymore

  This post was published on July 2, 2026

  Node.js now ships with util.styleText(), a built-in alternative to chalk for terminal text styling. Here is what it can do, when it is enough, and when you might still reach for a dependency.

The Collective

There are many ways to support the sustainability of open-source and the people and communities that maintain it. One way is through financial sponsorship. Each month I will feature a different project I rely on and encourage you to support it or use this as inspiration to find and support the projects you rely on.

If you run a business, it makes business sense to sponsor the project to ensure it remains healthy and actively maintained for years to come. If you are an individual, you can of course still contribute financially, but you can also show your support by talking about the project, writing blog posts, making videos, and writing tutorials. If you are in a position to do so, consider suggesting to your employer to financially support the project.