I build open source libraries for developers who believe code should read like prose: obvious, minimal, and free of noise.
When code feels messy, I design what I wish I could write instead, then build backwards until it works. Sane defaults. Gutted boilerplate. Edge cases require the extra work, not everyone else.
Then I code-golf the implementation until it barely exists. Not just to shrink your bundle, but to prove a point:
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The itty.dev ecosystem
One philosophy: Write less code.
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Write functions, not framework. |
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Faster than ms. Half the size. |
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fetch(), minus the ceremony. |
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Realtime in one line of code. No accounts. |
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Color your console. |
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Don't worry about this little guy ;) |
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RPC layer for the early days of Cloudflare Durable Objects. (deprecated) |
