Dev Agrawal
@devagrawal09
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He/Him Content Creator Software Developer, @xolvio Core team, @solid_js Core team, @ripple_ts https://t.co/bqdpqbhC3v https://t.co/TyM2hVenFb
Wichita, KS
Joined December 2012
a brief note on how server is used in web development today
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Exploring varied ways of how server is used in web development today
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hello darkness my old friends
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ts ai conf launch #4 you may have read my book: Principles of Building AI Agents well, we wrote a sequel: Patterns for Building AI Agents about bridging the gap where AI teams stumble between prototype and production if you like and share this post we will send you a copy
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One of the reasons why “React ecosystem big” arguments sound nonsensical React *needs* a bigger ecosystem because it needs special integrations that go beyond “just JavaScript” Happy to see more and more people come to this realization
It's times simpler to integrate Vanilla libraries with R3 than it has ever been with React. And we are talking super early prototype of R3 that's going to improve. It's already times easier.
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Don't ChatGPT and Gemini still use a regular web search tool under the hood? Which means AI visibility is the same thing as... search visibility?
Introducing Meridian. 50% of searches are now powered by AI (Think ChatGPT and Gemini) Meridian is the FIRST Visibility Engine to get you ranked #1 by AI. Bold claim? Here's how 👇
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Looking for a UK/EU based Typescript expert for a complicated backend project HMU if you know someone like that!
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oka bois lets turn all our mcps into clis and let agents write bash scripts
New on the Anthropic Engineering blog: tips on how to build more efficient agents that handle more tools while using fewer tokens. Code execution with the Model Context Protocol (MCP):
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i'll be honest, there's way more free labor invested in traditional structured interview processed than simply hacking on oss software you use and enjoy everyday you could actually build something useful for yourself in the process of getting hired
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- find an oss product you like - learn how it works - make changes that you want to see - show the authors how the feature helped you - profit vs - spend 6 hours in zoom talking to 4 people - repeat the same story 4 times - explain binary trees - repeat until hired
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the funniest part about all the "free labor" replies it's because he said it out loud in reality most OSS companies are gonna hire you if you make good enough contributions and honestly i'd take this over structured interviews any day of the year
i get messages every single day asking if we're hiring yes we are but we're not gonna interview you or make a role - we're 100% oss, figure out what we need and solve our problems it's how everyone who works here got their job
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After months of attempting to get the ripplejs org transferred, the team decided it was better to rename the project instead. It also aligns with our identity for being a TypeScript-first framework.
RippleJS is now know as RippleTS. This is part of a change that enables use the "ripple-ts" npm org and GitHub org to better build the RippleTS community. Furthermore, it gives the project more identity from the abandoned RippleJS projects of the past.
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lies it's clearly an NFT
just got the disturbing news that people think i'm an anime avatar
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Say you have no idea how open source works without saying you have no idea how open source works
@asmah2107 Hard agree. I can develop many applications and contribute but doing a while for free at this stage? I cannot. OSS contribution is good for college goers who have time and need to show their skills.
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