RobbieTheWagner

Introducing Warp 2.0: the Agentic Development Environment

1️⃣ The top overall coding agent: #1 on Terminal-Bench and 71% on SWE-Bench Verified.
2️⃣ Agent multi-threading and management
3️⃣ Setup your environment, code, test, and deploy, without leaving Warp.

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This sucks and shows the no one is safe.

Thank you sir!

"JavaScript is easy, HTML is hard" - @nerdy.dev

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You can get security things that make it so you cannot steal the Nest cams too and I have little solar panels for mine so I never have to take them down to charge.

I say yes

Can someone use AI to make one of these that doesn’t get paint on the ceiling? 😒

You heard it here first, @angiejones.tech says BitTorrent is the new blockchain 🔥

Check out the full episode:

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Does anyone like IPAs? 🍺

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w/ @kvlly.com at @allthingsopen.bsky.social

Is being a good developer enough to get a job? 🤔

w/ @adamstac.bsky.social @changelog.com at @allthingsopen.bsky.social

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Astro is like buying a house that is already painted the color you want because it mostly leverages native browser functionality 😎.

Meta frameworks are like taping all the edges, so you cannot mess up, and then blasting everything with a paint sprayer.

EmberJS is like a paint roller. It can do a lot quickly, and it is hard to mess up. You cannot do everything you can do with a tiny brush, but that is okay, it serves its purpose.

React is like the 1 inch paint brush. You can technically paint everything with it. It’s all purpose and precise, but it will take you forever to paint a large room or multiple rooms, but for a focused small task, it really shines.

I’ve been painting a lot recently and it’s really made me think about the “right tool for the job” mentality.

IPAs are gross 🤮

Sam Altman is the Once-ler

Yesterday we got the @emberjs.com RFC that will make @vite.dev the default build system for new apps accepted 🎉🎊🎉

We now have a plan that is all agreed and we just need to make it happen 💪

This is a great holiday OSS present for me 🎁🎄😍🐹

Christmas Listen to Christmas by Robert William Wagner #np on #SoundCloud

I’ve been recording Christmas songs here and there for the past decade, figured I would share them 🎅

I can’t promise that these songs are any good, but I can promise you’ll see a much younger and skinnier picture of me in a festive sweater 😂

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Looks like my bookshelf 😂

Heh it is kind of both, and the answer is always “it depends”.

That’s a good philosophy 👍

Not sure I am following what you meant here?

Totally agree. Mainly trying to highlight the point that a lot of developers like to introduce artificial complexity and say they are good engineers because of it, and I would argue the opposite 😉

What makes you more of an “engineer”?

- Being able to write super complex code and algorithms
- Knowing when to reach for an existing package

Extra work is hardly ever recognized or appreciated, but finding ways to increase awareness of what you have worked on and building in the open helps sometimes.

Do we have a problem with working too much in the tech industry? 🤔

@jasontorres.bsky.social @allthingsopen.bsky.social

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My top 5 developer tools for 2025:

1. Warp @warp.dev

2. Arc

3. VSCode Insiders @vscode.dev

4. Github Desktop @github.com

5. Kaleidoscope @kaleidoscopeapp.bsky.social

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“Look at these 4 hooks you can use to update state and have the page update!” Oh you mean like in Ember where I can use a tracked property and it just updates when you mutate it? 😂

New React features are always like "look what you can now do in 7 lines of code that used to take 13!" and I'm always just like, yeah, that's cool I guess, but I've literally never even had to think about that problem in any other framework in the first place.