mohammad
@asleMammadam
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currently on https://t.co/ASgMgcFYpA through https://t.co/zYww38KyKi! built https://t.co/mHOEoNSvn1, https://t.co/RiA7Zfi8Ip and https://t.co/oAVOD0HLyf
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Joined February 2019
it's here y'all! happy to announce now @CloudflareDev is backing https://t.co/8rAeBOeEF6's data infrastructure. thank you all for supporting the project and making this possible! it's a dream coming true.
As we move into onboarding more OSS projects to https://t.co/5AUOsdVT8j and are releasing the next million preview packages, we are thrilled to announce that @Cloudflare is now backing our data infrastructure! https://t.co/5VT777gKDO
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@bgub_ From any URL that resolves to tarball, that's the secret sauce behind https://t.co/mKGMZBV5mH 🙌
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thank you so much nuqs. it's what @AmirSakhravi and @stackblitz cooked. lfg!!!
@bgub_ It's fantastic, @asleMammadam cooked 🔥
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Want a preview of where web/frontend testing will be? Follow Artem! He's the most committed to improve the testing ecosystem I follow 🤯 And kudos to the Vite team, of course 😊 including the inventor of Vitest browser mode: @asleMammadam
For a while now, my dream was for people to abolish browser-like environments like JSDOM and start testing their components in the actual browser. Vitest made that reality. My next dream is for us to abandon the practice of running all E2E tests against ONE app instance.
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@asleMammadam it's all a facade, big JavaScript owns both and is oppressing you
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@asleMammadam to be clear: this is not something Vercel or Next.js did. Checkout https://t.co/p2lf4JLBsW for example. this is kinda funny though, I wish I knew who did this.
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@asleMammadam to be clear: this is not something Vercel or Next.js did. Checkout https://t.co/p2lf4JLBsW for example. this is kinda funny though, I wish I knew who did this.
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and https://t.co/W1D6OQaaKu redirects to
remix.run
Remix is a full stack web framework that lets you focus on the user interface and work back through web standards to deliver a fast, slick, and resilient user experience. People are gonna love using...
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there's a difference between what i want to say and what comes out of my mouth.
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basically, it'd be the year of webcontainers. such a generational bet by @boltdotnew.
2023 was the year of the chatbot. 2024 was the year of RAG and finetuning. 2025 has been the year of MCP and tool use. 2026 will be the year of the computer environment and filesystem.
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hell yea!!!
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It also maximises income for the hyper-scalers. It's not in their interests to optimise this any time soon - the fake moat of their gargantuan infrastructure needs provides their business models with fake protection from external competition.
this trend of agents taking hours to accomplish something is totally degenerate, unproductive and toxic. we used to be proud of micro-optimizations but now we do the same with the fact that a new ai model can take hours before getting back to you with a response. it justifies
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You crushed it, Mohammad! it was awesome building this together... and huge thanks to Matias for the guidance and @EricSimons for believing in us and our capabilities from day one 💙
this would not be here with the hard work of @AmirSakhravi, the guidance of https://t.co/GXzOWA5sfZ and the lifetime opportunity @EricSimons gave us. thank you guys! you rock!
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@asleMammadam @AmirSakhravi @EricSimons Thank you for creating this clever and useful tool! It's one of the first features we added to our project @SamuiBuild during the hackathon. It's way easier to set up than an NPM pipeline and works with our internal package names, so no need to bikeshed namespaces/versions. 🙏
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this would not be here with the hard work of @AmirSakhravi, the guidance of https://t.co/GXzOWA5sfZ and the lifetime opportunity @EricSimons gave us. thank you guys! you rock!
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Matias Capeletto • @vitejs Core Team • @vitest-dev @elk-zone Team - patak-dev
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things have been linear with the stars number as well. so good to see the actual usage number and growth is double the stars number, which i guess is the definition of something being "underrated".
the estimation is that ~2600 projects are using https://t.co/8rAeBOe6Py in their gh workflows directly (e.g. npx) and 515 projects are using the installed version. this means nearly 3200 projects are using the tool which is an outstanding number for a ci tool targeting
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the estimation is that ~2600 projects are using https://t.co/8rAeBOe6Py in their gh workflows directly (e.g. npx) and 515 projects are using the installed version. this means nearly 3200 projects are using the tool which is an outstanding number for a ci tool targeting
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i think the "taste" cliche is correct. i hate that word since it's overused but i think the more you see good things, the better your taste will be no matter your technical background. and then you tend to adopt what you're building to the high standard you made for your self.
one realization i had working on @boltdotnew and specially after the moment i started working closely with users is that some tools are extremely enabling. it literally triggers the impostor syndrome in me that people with little technical background often build things nowadays
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one realization i had working on @boltdotnew and specially after the moment i started working closely with users is that some tools are extremely enabling. it literally triggers the impostor syndrome in me that people with little technical background often build things nowadays
making a landing page in 2025 tech stack: @boltdotnew + @midjourney + talent and/or patience total cost: ~$10 maybe time spent: one evening watching NFL in the background it's never been easier, and it's never been cheaper to bring your ideas into life!
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