Guillermo Cava
@guillermocava.com
Full Stack Dev
Hacking @tighten
Hacking @tighten
this proj has 0 python, but nevertheless
January 10, 2026 at 6:02 PM
this proj has 0 python, but nevertheless
Perhaps the first smell would of been having 2 distinct paths to create the base entity, but certainly the second is wanting a way to discriminate between whether if it was created through path 1 or 2, certainly can slap a `type` on the entity but so gross to have a bunch of nullable fields
January 6, 2026 at 3:22 AM
Perhaps the first smell would of been having 2 distinct paths to create the base entity, but certainly the second is wanting a way to discriminate between whether if it was created through path 1 or 2, certainly can slap a `type` on the entity but so gross to have a bunch of nullable fields
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Ready for another new feature? Introducing Flash Data in Inertia! ⚡️
With Flash Data, you can send one-time values to your frontend that won't reappear when users navigate through browser history. Perfect for success messages, newly created IDs, or other temporary values.
With Flash Data, you can send one-time values to your frontend that won't reappear when users navigate through browser history. Perfect for success messages, newly created IDs, or other temporary values.
December 19, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Ready for another new feature? Introducing Flash Data in Inertia! ⚡️
With Flash Data, you can send one-time values to your frontend that won't reappear when users navigate through browser history. Perfect for success messages, newly created IDs, or other temporary values.
With Flash Data, you can send one-time values to your frontend that won't reappear when users navigate through browser history. Perfect for success messages, newly created IDs, or other temporary values.
I think the thing I love most about any jsx based framework is being able to have multiple components in a single file
December 24, 2025 at 2:32 AM
I think the thing I love most about any jsx based framework is being able to have multiple components in a single file
this proj for turning audio into midi files is super cool github.com/spotify/basi...
GitHub - spotify/basic-pitch-ts: A lightweight yet powerful audio-to-MIDI converter with pitch bend detection.
A lightweight yet powerful audio-to-MIDI converter with pitch bend detection. - spotify/basic-pitch-ts
github.com
December 23, 2025 at 3:30 AM
this proj for turning audio into midi files is super cool github.com/spotify/basi...
Really digged this break down of how 37 signals is doing css on their latest apps
www.zolkos.com/2025/12/03/v...
www.zolkos.com/2025/12/03/v...
December 19, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Really digged this break down of how 37 signals is doing css on their latest apps
www.zolkos.com/2025/12/03/v...
www.zolkos.com/2025/12/03/v...
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Do you need AI in your app but can’t share private data with AI providers?
You can self host and run models on your own servers thanks to Ollama 🦙
Join @nicodevs.bsky.social set it up & integrate it with your Laravel app, building a chat for super spies (TOP SECRET!) 👇
tighten.com/insights/bui...
You can self host and run models on your own servers thanks to Ollama 🦙
Join @nicodevs.bsky.social set it up & integrate it with your Laravel app, building a chat for super spies (TOP SECRET!) 👇
tighten.com/insights/bui...
Build Your Own Private, Self-Hosted AI Applications with Ollama & Laravel
Imagine your team wants to bring AI into their workflow to automate routine tasks, extract insights from data, assist with content creation, or improve customer support. Smart move!
You can integrate...
tighten.com
November 25, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Do you need AI in your app but can’t share private data with AI providers?
You can self host and run models on your own servers thanks to Ollama 🦙
Join @nicodevs.bsky.social set it up & integrate it with your Laravel app, building a chat for super spies (TOP SECRET!) 👇
tighten.com/insights/bui...
You can self host and run models on your own servers thanks to Ollama 🦙
Join @nicodevs.bsky.social set it up & integrate it with your Laravel app, building a chat for super spies (TOP SECRET!) 👇
tighten.com/insights/bui...
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My talk is on YouTube! youtu.be/sDEohTrNVvc?...
Livewire in production | Andy Newhouse Wire:Live 2025
YouTube video by Livewire
youtu.be
November 8, 2025 at 5:50 PM
My talk is on YouTube! youtu.be/sDEohTrNVvc?...
Look away for a second and tech supports shows up
November 8, 2025 at 5:40 PM
Look away for a second and tech supports shows up
Only listened to the intro and already loving it overcast.fm/+AApVptXwgWI
PHPStorm Give Me Occult Vibes — No Plans to Merge
Wire:Live is next week baby! Listen to this on the plane or whatever.https://wire-live.com
overcast.fm
October 24, 2025 at 9:48 PM
Only listened to the intro and already loving it overcast.fm/+AApVptXwgWI
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For ages I've wanted a little lab where I can experiment with new visual components. Somewhere to tinker in isolation, with extra tools to help me test stuff.
Tada! samwho.dev/lab
I'd like to eventually port all of my old components into here, and for this to be my "quiver" to pick from.
Tada! samwho.dev/lab
I'd like to eventually port all of my old components into here, and for this to be my "quiver" to pick from.
The Lab
samwho's component lab
samwho.dev
October 18, 2025 at 9:34 PM
For ages I've wanted a little lab where I can experiment with new visual components. Somewhere to tinker in isolation, with extra tools to help me test stuff.
Tada! samwho.dev/lab
I'd like to eventually port all of my old components into here, and for this to be my "quiver" to pick from.
Tada! samwho.dev/lab
I'd like to eventually port all of my old components into here, and for this to be my "quiver" to pick from.
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Just updated my list of "top podcasts for bootstrappers, indie hackers, startup founders:"
transistor.fm/podcasts-for...
New additions:
- Cheeky Pint, @johncollison.bsky.social
- Offsite, @jordangal.bsky.social
- Startup to Last, @tylerking.app
- Business of Laravel, @mattstauffer.com
transistor.fm/podcasts-for...
New additions:
- Cheeky Pint, @johncollison.bsky.social
- Offsite, @jordangal.bsky.social
- Startup to Last, @tylerking.app
- Business of Laravel, @mattstauffer.com
Best podcasts for SaaS bootstrappers, indie hackers and solopreneurs
If you're bootstrapping, it's nice to hear from other folks who are also launching, building, and growing startups. Here's a list of bootstrapping podcasts.
transistor.fm
October 14, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Just updated my list of "top podcasts for bootstrappers, indie hackers, startup founders:"
transistor.fm/podcasts-for...
New additions:
- Cheeky Pint, @johncollison.bsky.social
- Offsite, @jordangal.bsky.social
- Startup to Last, @tylerking.app
- Business of Laravel, @mattstauffer.com
transistor.fm/podcasts-for...
New additions:
- Cheeky Pint, @johncollison.bsky.social
- Offsite, @jordangal.bsky.social
- Startup to Last, @tylerking.app
- Business of Laravel, @mattstauffer.com
lil personal reminder to never do this ever again
October 13, 2025 at 5:10 PM
lil personal reminder to never do this ever again
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immich.app/cursed-knowl...
> npm scripts make a http call to the npm registry each time they run, which means they are a terrible way to execute a health check.
Excuse me WHAT?
> npm scripts make a http call to the npm registry each time they run, which means they are a terrible way to execute a health check.
Excuse me WHAT?
Cursed Knowledge | Immich
Cursed knowledge we have learned as a result of building Immich that we wish we never knew.
immich.app
October 4, 2025 at 9:59 AM
immich.app/cursed-knowl...
> npm scripts make a http call to the npm registry each time they run, which means they are a terrible way to execute a health check.
Excuse me WHAT?
> npm scripts make a http call to the npm registry each time they run, which means they are a terrible way to execute a health check.
Excuse me WHAT?
October 3, 2025 at 8:59 PM
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Curious what it looks like to implement the new Inertia Infinite Scroll component? Have 3 minutes? That's all it takes.
I whipped up a little demo:
youtu.be/gQB6DdPHzSY
I whipped up a little demo:
youtu.be/gQB6DdPHzSY
Infinite Scrolling with Laravel + Inertia
YouTube video by Laravel
youtu.be
September 30, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Curious what it looks like to implement the new Inertia Infinite Scroll component? Have 3 minutes? That's all it takes.
I whipped up a little demo:
youtu.be/gQB6DdPHzSY
I whipped up a little demo:
youtu.be/gQB6DdPHzSY
Reposted by Guillermo Cava
Inertia 2.2 is here and it ships with a new <InfiniteScroll> component! If you've ever built infinite scrolling by hand, you know what a timesaver this is.
We worked hard sweating the details to make this super smooth and easy to implement
Let's take a look! 👇
We worked hard sweating the details to make this super smooth and easy to implement
Let's take a look! 👇
September 29, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Inertia 2.2 is here and it ships with a new <InfiniteScroll> component! If you've ever built infinite scrolling by hand, you know what a timesaver this is.
We worked hard sweating the details to make this super smooth and easy to implement
Let's take a look! 👇
We worked hard sweating the details to make this super smooth and easy to implement
Let's take a look! 👇
Loved this nerdy health check from @joe.codes & Matt - the road to Wayfinder 1.0 is sounding super hot youtu.be/K7xZlTCuRWo?...
TypeScript, Wayfinder, and Ranger with Joe Tannenbaum
YouTube video by Laravel Podcast
youtu.be
September 23, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Loved this nerdy health check from @joe.codes & Matt - the road to Wayfinder 1.0 is sounding super hot youtu.be/K7xZlTCuRWo?...
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September 19, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Reposted by Guillermo Cava
VizBug is sooo good visbug.web.app - being able to select multiple elements by holding `shift` is fantastic
September 10, 2025 at 4:12 PM
VizBug is sooo good visbug.web.app - being able to select multiple elements by holding `shift` is fantastic
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If you want AI agents to be able to interact with your Laravel app, but you're not sure where to start, check out @mateusjunges.com’ post around the magic and efficiency of adding an MCP to your Laravel app today. 👇
tighten.com/insights/let...
tighten.com/insights/let...
Let AI Interact with Your App via MCP
Do you remember your first interaction with a computer? Perhaps it was through a command-line interface, where typing commands allowed the machine to perform the desired actions. A few years later, gr...
tighten.com
September 8, 2025 at 7:38 PM
If you want AI agents to be able to interact with your Laravel app, but you're not sure where to start, check out @mateusjunges.com’ post around the magic and efficiency of adding an MCP to your Laravel app today. 👇
tighten.com/insights/let...
tighten.com/insights/let...
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TIL how to set keyframe offsets in JS WAAPI animations
been using them for a long time in CSS, but needed them in my JS today, somehow for the 1st time 🤔
nerdy.dev/keyframe-off...
been using them for a long time in CSS, but needed them in my JS today, somehow for the 1st time 🤔
nerdy.dev/keyframe-off...
Keyframe Offsets · September 5, 2025
The percentages you can pass to CSS and JS for keyframe timing.
nerdy.dev
September 5, 2025 at 11:33 PM
TIL how to set keyframe offsets in JS WAAPI animations
been using them for a long time in CSS, but needed them in my JS today, somehow for the 1st time 🤔
nerdy.dev/keyframe-off...
been using them for a long time in CSS, but needed them in my JS today, somehow for the 1st time 🤔
nerdy.dev/keyframe-off...
on this whole journey of "lets access the vm's without proxmox" just learned that you can enable desktop sharing on Ubuntu, and that Window's Remote Desktop app on MacOS is somehow compatible with it
September 3, 2025 at 1:58 AM
on this whole journey of "lets access the vm's without proxmox" just learned that you can enable desktop sharing on Ubuntu, and that Window's Remote Desktop app on MacOS is somehow compatible with it
Been running a homelab server on Proxmox for the past year+half and overall been really liking it, however a recent a power surge killed the main drive hosting Proxmox and one VM
Takeaways: use a dedicated Proxmox drive instead of partitioning & use a *good surge protector*
Takeaways: use a dedicated Proxmox drive instead of partitioning & use a *good surge protector*
August 30, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Been running a homelab server on Proxmox for the past year+half and overall been really liking it, however a recent a power surge killed the main drive hosting Proxmox and one VM
Takeaways: use a dedicated Proxmox drive instead of partitioning & use a *good surge protector*
Takeaways: use a dedicated Proxmox drive instead of partitioning & use a *good surge protector*