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Temporal

Framework for workflow orchestration.

Deals with the underlying infrastructure for reliable task execution: state management, retries, scaling, fault tolerance. Avoid building and running your own timers / queues - just write the function business logic. Open source server you can run yourself, or use their cloud option (in private beta).

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Mirage

API mocking library for frontend developers.

Intercepts all XMLHttpRequest and fetch requests so no code changes required (one additional import). Includes in-memory database for persistence tests. Can simulate slow responses or errors. Built-in ORM handles data relationships, output formatting, serialization.

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git-plan

Git workflow for planning / writing commits in advance.

Forces you to think about what you are going to work on in advance - writing out a plan probably helps improve your thinking, and also creates better commit messages. If you think of something you need to switch to, you can create a plan whilst it’s still top-of-mind, then come back to it later.

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Beta announcements

Status and descriptions are from the original edition.

Serverless Durable Objects

Coordination across multiple Workers and strongly consistent edge storage. • DEVOPS • SAAS • OPEN ACCESS

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Kafka KRaft Mode

Kafka without Zookeeper. • DEVOPS • OPEN SOURCE • OPEN ACCESS

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ARM Builds

ARM-based CI/CD instances. • DEVELOPER TOOLS • SAAS • CLOSED ACCESS 👋 We are always on the lookout for interesting tools to feature in the newsletter, so please say hello (mailto:hello@console.dev) if you're working on something new or have recently used a tool you think we'd like. We only include things that would be of interest to experienced developers and do not accept payment for product inclusion. We do not track email opens, but do track clicks so we can refine our selection criteria.

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