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Have a few projects under the belt now, clearly better at frontend than backend. But you can do both.

How painful it is seems to be closely aligned with how opinionated you are on the output - both in terms of code quality and what the features are.

Definitely sick of features disappearing

I think we are already starting to see the impact, libraries/services are optimising for being used by AI. Seeing a lot more AI generated app builders developing on top of existing Dev tools, optimising for everything as code.

The ... Button feels off to me, not as obviously as the more one, but it leaves me uneasy for some reason

Spent half the day 'vibe' coding on a new pet project. Worked surprisingly well. Oddly I probably wouldn't have tried it if I didn't hate the name so much

Also wondering what AI is going to do to the value of startups - do they still need as much capital if they are pumping code out quicker? Is their MVP going to end up larger? Or will they just pivot like crazy looking for ideas that might stick. Seems like it'd be much easier to copy an idea now.

It's interesting watching all these Dev libraries/frameworks all iterate so quickly and wonder what the impact of ai will be on them. I suspect we will see a bit of a slowdown as AI won't have the same pain points Devs do (eg there will be less drive for devtools to improve in those areas)

So what do you do when you get a huge pile of applicants? I wish I could interview each person, but realistically I don't feel that's possible.

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Today we're thrilled to announce our effort to port the TypeScript compiler and language service to native code, gaining a 10x speed boost in build times and editor responsiveness!

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Azure/setup-azd - Error: Unexpected HTTP response: 404 · Issue #4776 · Azure/azure-dev Hi, I've just noticed that the GitHub Action for installing AZD on GitHub Actions appears to be 404ing. The repo suggested reporting here, so that's what I'm doing. The error I'm seeing in the logs...

If you're a user of the Azure Developer CLI / AZD and you use it in GitHub Actions, you may currently be experiencing issues:

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I remember one of my favourite talks was a deep dive into how linq worked and the mind blowing moment when he decompiled the methods being 'called' only to see that they all just threw exceptions. Expression trees were wild.

Actually looks like kubb.dev might too

feat!: Use query option pattern and support useSuspense by rajzik · Pull Request #263 · fabien0102/openapi-codegen Migrate to query option pattern. This is a breaking change: the {namespace}Context needs to be updated! react-query@5 is required (useSuspense support) Ref https://tkdodo.eu/blog/the-query-option...

Holy crap one just did github.com/fabien0102/o...

If anything it just shows vs code is still the best editor, they just need to embrace the ai addin domain so these forks revert to being plugins. Copilot will still get plenty of market based on it being part of GitHub.

Having all developer AI products in vscode instead of forks has to be valuable

Agree! ended up writing a custom adapter to do just that for graphql-code-generator.com bit of a hack but I miss it dearly whenever using rest based APIs

I gave up on the idea before I got to state persistence, but feel like that was going to be a challenge too.

The part that did my head in was trying to integrate back with tools I already use. React query being the big one. Going from hook based queries to promise felt like a step down.

Can recommend Alttp randomizer is a lot of fun.

Wish browsers would add in an API for html to pdf

How's it compared to stagehand

In open source they just close issues if you don't bump them every 2 weeks.

Write a blog so you can be flooded with worse ideas in the comments

Mix of both? How's tanstack compared?