Reviews of the most interesting devtools and latest beta releases.
Each week we review 2—3 of the most interesting developer tools. Here's what we featured this week.
Uses QUIC or a TLS WebSocket to connect to terminal sessions. Acts almost like a proxy between terminal sessions, built on Ghostty’s engine. You can close the client without the server quitting. Every device gets its own key - no passwords.
Transport-only for now, not a multiplexer. No Windows support. Website animations are annoying.
API-compatible (currently at 94%) alternative runtime for Nextjs, built on Vite. Claims faster builds and smaller client bundles. Migration can be done through a CLI by your agent. Supports most common Nextjs features. Sophisticated caching options.
Primarily designed for running Nextjs on Cloudflare today, which does work well. Nitro is a non-Cloudflare alternative.
Here's the interesting beta and early access releases we featured this week.