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JavaScript Weekly

JavaScript Weekly issue 779 covers a supply chain security incident with advice on pinning dependencies and using cooldowns for updates. Notable releases include Inertia.js 3.0, Node.js security patches across multiple LTS versions, TanStack DB 0.6 with persistence and offline support, Astro 6.1, Mantine 9.0, and Knip v6 with 2-4x performance gains via oxc integration. Featured articles include an explanation of the push-pull algorithm behind signals in frameworks like Solid, Vue, and Angular; a decompilation of the White House's React Native app revealing security concerns; and a case study on replacing Node.js with Bun for 5x throughput. Also highlighted is Pretext, a multiline text measurement library that went viral with 22M impressions and 25k GitHub stars.

JavaScript Weekly Issue 779: March 31, 2026

<p>Good mix this week. The supply chain reminder is important—pinning deps and slowing updates can prevent real issues, and the Bun 5x throughput case is worth looking into for performance-heavy apps.</p>
