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Seems interesting! Looking forward to the Ember Design Patterns aka “The Missing Guide”.

Great talk! Especially for autodidacts like me who lack a formal education in these principles. Wisdom also comes from building and making errors, but seeing a formal reference is quite comforting. And I’ve picked up a few new patterns too! 🙏

great move by bol paid for some stuff using a giftcard they automagically roll any leftover balance into your next order no fancy ai hypetrain—just darn good ux

this is the way. dogfooding skips so many abstraction layers. and is the reason why companies like Vercel are releasing new stuff frequently.

"we should take our work seriously, but never ourselves" is what a great designer once told me

yes. i used to dive into coding way too soon. i knew it, but always thought i had enough context. now that feedback cycle is very short. really good to get out of ur brain. iterate earlier on. plan mode in cc is ✨

i’m wondering if we ever will consolidate on one term; either ai (agent) or llm

so next.js has next‑intl. what does one use for tanstack start? lingui, old skool react-intl, typesafe-i18n?

always wondering how much productivity we could add by walking when stuck instead of blindly grinding. guilty as charged ofc

still love this place. how on earth would i know this otherwise?

we are building an e-commerce site in next.js and have to deal with many redirects. i've seen the guides which recommends edge config, but this is unfortunately too small at our pro account. we have +/- 10.000 redirects and they are managed in another system. any ideas?

don't know what's more satisfying: having a friend over for beers (1818 maallust ifykyk) or when the reds turn into greens

exactly why i switched. nextjs is pretty awesome with the isr/ppr, but tanstack q reminds me of the EmberJS days. pure separation of frontend and backend. can host anywhere from fancy pancy edge to ur own nas…

again great example of why dogfooding works … use ur own stuff

prompting is the fix

New post: This week we've got some really nice upgrades to three core modules: SessionHandlerDB, ProcessForgotPassword and FieldtypeComments. This post covers all the details— processwire.com/blog/posts/pw-…

After using #emberjs for a few days in a side project all I have to say is: Ember is ❤️