Did you know that all HTML entities are listed in a few files inside the Phlex gem? These files are also what make links to the docs for each tag in Zed with Ruby LSP, and other IDEs that work with LSPs. Pop the hood and see what lies beneath! beautifulruby.com/code/phlex-ele…

"Their legacy support made adding new features pretty brain draining" This is an excellent reason to create a new gem. I've done this a few times myself. Noting this in the README is still insanely helpful for future devs that are evaluating gems.

Remember when 1Password use to be an exemplar app? The stuff they're shipping today flat-out doesn't work in Safari and it's been that way for years. What are folks using with their families that works 100% of the time in Safari?

Making HTML emails that looks decent is a pain because to do it right, you probably have to use `<table>` tags and inline CSS styles to have it look good across all the different email clients out there. Fortunately Phlex makes it easy to abstract away that insanity.

Imagine if Zed went after GitHub with DeltaDB. I think the world is ready for more people to pick that fight.

Seeing a lot of evidence that the AI hype cycle is starting to come back to earth in public & private channels today. This is exciting for a lot of reasons, the biggest being financial, employment, and other markets will start to settle out.

Has anybody built an app that makes it really easy to blast Github notifications into Slack? All the tutorials I'm seeing require a ton of manual steps per repo to configure GH webhooks to fire into Discord. Lots of work if there's lots of repos.

There's a category of apps where I'd pay $1 to have it set something up, then get out of the way and never bill me again. Also true for getting API keys. Would you pay $1 to run a command from your CLI and have an app spit out an API key for the service you specified?