In other dev news, React framework Waku updates its Cloudflare Worker adapter, Svelte fixes vulnerabilities and Bun gets a benchmark.

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Astro 6 beta introduces a redesigned development server using Vite's Environment API, enabling execution in production runtimes like Cloudflare Workers. Waku updated its Cloudflare Worker adapter with automatic selection and static deployment. Svelte patched five security vulnerabilities across multiple packages. Benchmarks show Bun runtime competing with Rust frameworks in performance. A survey of MCP server builders reveals 58% create API wrappers, with FastMCP and Anthropic's SDK as the most popular frameworks.

Astro Redesigns Its Development Server

Svelte Releases Patches for Five Vulnerabilities