One major prop to SQL systems is they'll answer any query no matter how complex. NoSQL is like "unless it's a index scan, get lost". I much prefer a system that just works from the beginning that you can then optimize than one where you have to come up with query plan first

`bun link` is Bun's most slept on feature. It always works unlike basically every other package manager

Sometimes I wonder if there are really only two frontend architectures: 1. No frontend rendering, no JavaScript. Just HTML the and browser (not even htmx sorry) 2. 100% frontend rendering + background sync Everything else feels fraught with compounding complexity

Guess what we're releasing soon

Claim: “Local-first web apps only make sense for the few apps that must work offline.” Reality: Local-first isn’t just about offline support. It’s about consistently fast UX, and streamlined DX. These benefits can improve a wide variety of web apps.

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Google I/O should have been nothing but Waymo, Robots, and VR

You know what's cooler than 3 second AI generated videos? Robots and self driving cars. Where was that at I/O?

Is there a decent argument that MCP isn't just a fad?

I totally get MCP now. It's what Python devs think is a good experience

If Apple just made cmd+tab work well people might forgive them for not having any AI competency

It’s ok. You’re ok. Get back up.

Triplit Cloud is affected by the current Cloudflare outage but I didn't believe because one of our internal apps that uses Triplit works so well offline that it seemed to be online

Good thing Google's still online so people can find Triplit for their newfound offline needs

Except NPM is down...

Not ready to announce anything yet but we're working on something that will be especially helpful in times like this...

there was a phase in devtools where the industry over rotated to bottom of funnel it is good to focus there but it was getting to the point where companies only differentiator was they could serve a free tier more cheaply and had no value otherwise this seemed to be coming to

I really hope the fact that LLMs do better with web content than native content will finally kill all native apps

CSS and SQL are weirdly similar... Both highly declarative, have inconsistent syntax, many targets but varied support of the standard, and both are annoying to work with directly and most developers use an alternative API (Tailwind and ORMs respectively)

I love that thanks to Casey Muratori, a whole bunch of backend web engineers and game programmers are today finding out that an ECS and a relational database are the same thing