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domenic denicola domenic denicola archives rss i m a recently retired software engineer who focused on web browser development and web standards i m only starting to figure out what s next you may know me from my work on javascript promises and modules streams and other whatwg standards custom elements or the navigation api most recently i worked on speculative loading for web performance and built in ai apis to expose the browser or os s ai models to web developers i m passing the time before the singularity hits by exploring tokyo where i moved in 2022 i spend a lot of time trying to learn japanese as well as keeping up with the latest in ai capabilities and safety research i also maintain the jsdom open source project in a past life i did physics research latest my agentic coding setup july 2026 2026 with the right tools coding agents can run autonomously in parallel and be reachable from anywhere here s how i ve stitched them together windows native app development is a mess 2026 i tried to build a windows native app using microsoft s latest technologies now i understand why everyone builds electron apps on the streams standard 2026 a response to james snell s we deserve a better streams api for javascript and a reflection on what it means to develop and implement web standards view all favorites spaced repetition systems have gotten way better 2025 spaced repetition systems are a well known way to efficiently learn material recent innovations have applied machine learning to greatly improve their scheduling mathematical consciousness 2016 what if your mind is nothing more than evolving data and what if the cosmos is nothing more than a static mathematical object explaining away the web s magic 2013 an introduction to the extensible web manifesto a web api design philosophy that espouses exposing primitives and letting developers build high level abstractions that are competitive with those shipped with the browser web standards designing the built in ai web apis 2025 creating web standards for ai models means wrestling with questions that didn t exist two years ago here s what i ve learned building the prompt api and its siblings reading from sockets 2015 designing javascript streams apis for network sockets on top of non blocking syscalls leads us to the concept of push vs pull sources reading from files 2015 designing javascript streams apis for file i o leads us to consider bring your own buffer apis and how to avoid race conditions view all javascript node js es6 iterators generators and iterables 2013 a reference guide for javascript iterator and generator terminology from back when they were just starting to see implementations in javascript engines strict mode static scoping 2013 javascript strict mode has a lesser known benefit in how it brings sanity to variable scoping peer dependencies 2013 i added the original peer dependencies feature to npm 1 2 10 to allow plugins to express what versions of a host package they re compatible with view all other the wrong work done beautifully 2026 a snow town bakery a six year old bug and the unsettling ease of agentic open source maintenance onward 2025 the morning after retirement my participation in the metr ai productivity study 2025 an experience report for my participation in metr s study measuring the impact of early 2025 ai on experienced open source developer productivity view all source at domenic domenic me copyright domenic denicola