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WCAG 3 Migration: Do You Need It Yet? Moving On from WCAG 2.2 thumbnail

WCAG 3 Migration: Do You Need It Yet? Moving On from WCAG 2.2

Introduction This is the seventh post in the WCAG 3.0 series. The expanded scope post looked at how far WCAG 3.0 reaches “beyond the web.” This time, I want to answer a question a lot of people keep asking me. “Should we migrate to WCAG 3.0?” Short answer up front: not yet. But there’s an important nuance to that answer. “Conformance” and “improvement” are two different conversations. Source document: This post is based on the W3C Working Draft of March 3, 2026. Drafts are generally updated on a roughly six-month cycle, so details may have shifted by the time you’re reading this. ...

Published date: 2026-08-03 · Reading time: 9 min · Word count: 1785 words · Author: Isaac
TypeScript 7 Is Here — The 10x Native Compiler, and Whether You Should Switch Now thumbnail

TypeScript 7 Is Here — The 10x Native Compiler, and Whether You Should Switch Now

“Kicking off tsc and going for coffee” — every frontend developer has made that joke at least once. That joke may have just lost its punchline. On July 8th, 2026, Microsoft shipped TypeScript 7.0: the compiler and language service, ported whole to Go and running as a native binary. If you tried the preview under the name tsgo (@typescript/native-preview), this is its stable form — a preview that was already pulling 8.5M+ weekly downloads. Official numbers put full type checks on large projects at 8–12x faster. ...

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