Reading up on Zod
6 deep · digging since mar 23
- 10 anti-AI slop moves for frontend projects going faster than humans can review—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog
Ten defensive practices—contract generation, strict TypeScript, behavior‑filter linting, layer boundaries, custom linter rules, mutation testing, dead‑code detection, duplicate detection, and CI enforcement—make AI‑generated frontend code safer and cheaper to review.
- Zod 4.5
Zod 4.5 introduces ahead‑of‑time schema compilation with z.compile(), cutting memory use up to 9× and adding features like z.creditCard() and z.validate().
- GitHub - gajus/zod-compiler: Compile Zod schemas into zero-overhead validation functions at build time. Works with Vite, webpack, esbuild, Rollup, etc
The zod-compiler tool compiles Zod schemas into zero-overhead validation functions at build time, providing 2-75x faster validation without requiring any code changes.
- Hyper — an API framework for Bun, distributed as source
Hyper is an HTTP framework for Bun distributed as source via CLI, generating OpenAPI, typed RPC clients, and MCP servers from single route definitions.
- Just a moment...
Google Antigravity AI agents and a custom Skill Pack autonomously reverse-engineer legacy Express/Mongoose monoliths into modern Next.js architectures using TDD, verification, and agentic design patterns.
- We Tested MiniMax M2.7 Against Claude Opus 4.6 - by Darko
MiniMax M2.7 scored 56.22% on SWE-Pro, matching Claude Opus 4.6 on bug and vulnerability detection at roughly 7% of the cost in practical coding tests.