Enzo Innocenzi
@innocenzi.dev
Developer experience enthusiast. Code is art. I love Tempest, Laravel, Vue, Vite, Tailwind, Rust and Bevy.
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📢Introducing ArkRegex📢
a drop in replacement for new RegExp() with types ⬇️
a drop in replacement for new RegExp() with types ⬇️
October 28, 2025 at 4:38 PM
📢Introducing ArkRegex📢
a drop in replacement for new RegExp() with types ⬇️
a drop in replacement for new RegExp() with types ⬇️
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This is what OAuth support looks like in Tempest 2.2.
I think it's pretty 🤩
I think it's pretty 🤩
October 2, 2025 at 12:16 PM
This is what OAuth support looks like in Tempest 2.2.
I think it's pretty 🤩
I think it's pretty 🤩
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Nuxt UI v4 it out ✨
It unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into a fully open-source library with:
- 100+ components
- 10+ free templates
- Figma Kit for everyone
nuxt.com/blog/nuxt-u...
It unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into a fully open-source library with:
- 100+ components
- 10+ free templates
- Figma Kit for everyone
nuxt.com/blog/nuxt-u...
Nuxt UI v4 · Nuxt Blog
Nuxt UI v4 unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into one powerful, completely free library. With over 110 components, 12 templates, and a comprehensive Figma kit, all of this is available for free.
nuxt.com
September 23, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Nuxt UI v4 it out ✨
It unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into a fully open-source library with:
- 100+ components
- 10+ free templates
- Figma Kit for everyone
nuxt.com/blog/nuxt-u...
It unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into a fully open-source library with:
- 100+ components
- 10+ free templates
- Figma Kit for everyone
nuxt.com/blog/nuxt-u...
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🌊 Tempest 2.0 is here! tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-2
Tempest 2.0 — Tempest
We've just tagged Tempest 2.0. It's a release focussed on fine-tuning and fixing lots of details. It also signifies that we're committed to Tempest, we're in this for the long run!
tempestphp.com
September 16, 2025 at 12:13 PM
🌊 Tempest 2.0 is here! tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-2
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Just tagged Tempest 1.5, which has some very cool additions to Tempest View! tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...
#php #tempest
#php #tempest
Major updates to Tempest View — Tempest
Tempest 1.5 released with some major improvements to its templating engine
tempestphp.com
July 28, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Just tagged Tempest 1.5, which has some very cool additions to Tempest View! tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...
#php #tempest
#php #tempest
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Tempest 1.4 is here! And this release includes mail support 🤩
tempestphp.com/blog/mail-co...
#php #tempest
tempestphp.com/blog/mail-co...
#php #tempest
Mailing with Tempest — Tempest
The newest Tempest release adds mailing support
tempestphp.com
July 17, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Tempest 1.4 is here! And this release includes mail support 🤩
tempestphp.com/blog/mail-co...
#php #tempest
tempestphp.com/blog/mail-co...
#php #tempest
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Tempest 1.1 released — Tempest
A new minor version is available
tempestphp.com
July 5, 2025 at 6:13 AM
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I'm so proud: two years of working together with a lot of talented programmers, finally we tagged Tempest 1.0: a new framework for PHP web and application development embracing modern PHP
tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-1
#php
tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-1
#php
Tempest 1.0 — Tempest
Tempest's first stable release
tempestphp.com
June 27, 2025 at 9:19 AM
I'm so proud: two years of working together with a lot of talented programmers, finally we tagged Tempest 1.0: a new framework for PHP web and application development embracing modern PHP
tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-1
#php
tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-1
#php
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Raycast for Windows 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒂
Gradual roll-out starts today
Gradual roll-out starts today
June 25, 2025 at 2:52 PM
Raycast for Windows 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒂
Gradual roll-out starts today
Gradual roll-out starts today
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Biome v2—codename: Biotype is here! The first type-aware linter that doesn't require tsc
🔐 Type-aware lint rules
🧑🚒 Plugins
📚 Monorepo support
📝 Revamped, configurable import sorting
🧐 Linter domains
🙅♀️ Bulk suppressions
👩✈️ Analyzer assist
🔐 Type-aware lint rules
🧑🚒 Plugins
📚 Monorepo support
📝 Revamped, configurable import sorting
🧐 Linter domains
🙅♀️ Bulk suppressions
👩✈️ Analyzer assist
June 17, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Biome v2—codename: Biotype is here! The first type-aware linter that doesn't require tsc
🔐 Type-aware lint rules
🧑🚒 Plugins
📚 Monorepo support
📝 Revamped, configurable import sorting
🧐 Linter domains
🙅♀️ Bulk suppressions
👩✈️ Analyzer assist
🔐 Type-aware lint rules
🧑🚒 Plugins
📚 Monorepo support
📝 Revamped, configurable import sorting
🧐 Linter domains
🙅♀️ Bulk suppressions
👩✈️ Analyzer assist
It's also a very good linter, and soon, a static analyzer that would be able to replace phpstan and psalm. It's written in Rust, so it's super fast as well!
It's being worked on by @azjezz.bsky.social, please support him :)
It's being worked on by @azjezz.bsky.social, please support him :)
Would recommend: Mago. It's a fairly new code formatter (and much more). We started using it with Tempest because PHP CS Fixer doesn't support PHP 8.4 yet.
June 13, 2025 at 9:34 PM
It's also a very good linter, and soon, a static analyzer that would be able to replace phpstan and psalm. It's written in Rust, so it's super fast as well!
It's being worked on by @azjezz.bsky.social, please support him :)
It's being worked on by @azjezz.bsky.social, please support him :)
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Today we are excited to announce Rolldown-Vite: a technical preview of the version of @vite.dev entirely powered by the Rust stack we built over the past year (Oxc + @rolldown.rs)
voidzero.dev/posts/announ...
voidzero.dev/posts/announ...
Announcing Rolldown-Vite
We are building the next generation of JavaScript tooling
voidzero.dev
May 30, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Today we are excited to announce Rolldown-Vite: a technical preview of the version of @vite.dev entirely powered by the Rust stack we built over the past year (Oxc + @rolldown.rs)
voidzero.dev/posts/announ...
voidzero.dev/posts/announ...
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People ask me "why Tempest"?
Of course I've had a vision for a while, but I now took the time to write it down: tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...
Of course I've had a vision for a while, but I now took the time to write it down: tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...
Tempest's Vision — Tempest
What sets Tempest apart as a framework for modern PHP development.
tempestphp.com
May 26, 2025 at 8:52 AM
People ask me "why Tempest"?
Of course I've had a vision for a while, but I now took the time to write it down: tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...
Of course I've had a vision for a while, but I now took the time to write it down: tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...
That's what got me interested in Tempest in the first place.
May 8, 2025 at 11:10 AM
That's what got me interested in Tempest in the first place.
I was super disappointed when Fig got acquired, and I've missed this feature since
So cool that VS Code has it now
So cool that VS Code has it now
Enhance your terminal experience in VS Code by enabling this one setting ⚙️
The terminal.integrated.suggest.enabled setting, currently in preview, surfaces rich completion support for your terminal.
The terminal.integrated.suggest.enabled setting, currently in preview, surfaces rich completion support for your terminal.
March 27, 2025 at 11:32 PM
I was super disappointed when Fig got acquired, and I've missed this feature since
So cool that VS Code has it now
So cool that VS Code has it now
I really love the accuracy of @kagi.com. It's refreshing to not have to scroll through 5-6 results to reach what I'm looking for, and so far the subscription is well worth it.
But it's quite slow, the loading time doesn't live up to what the docs say 😓 help.kagi.com/kagi/search-...
But it's quite slow, the loading time doesn't live up to what the docs say 😓 help.kagi.com/kagi/search-...
March 27, 2025 at 9:44 PM
I really love the accuracy of @kagi.com. It's refreshing to not have to scroll through 5-6 results to reach what I'm looking for, and so far the subscription is well worth it.
But it's quite slow, the loading time doesn't live up to what the docs say 😓 help.kagi.com/kagi/search-...
But it's quite slow, the loading time doesn't live up to what the docs say 😓 help.kagi.com/kagi/search-...
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All BKMN examples on Motion Examples have now been ported to Motion for @vuejs.org
Check them out: examples.motion.dev/vue
Check them out: examples.motion.dev/vue
March 26, 2025 at 11:42 AM
All BKMN examples on Motion Examples have now been ported to Motion for @vuejs.org
Check them out: examples.motion.dev/vue
Check them out: examples.motion.dev/vue
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There's no reason to use React anymore. 😎
🚀 Introducing Motion for @vuejs.org — A feature-complete port of Motion for React (prev Framer Motion).
Springs, scroll, AnimatePresence, gestures, and yes, layout animations. All that and more, powered by Motion's unique hybrid engine, wrapped up with its simple API.
🔗 motion.dev/blog/introdu...
Springs, scroll, AnimatePresence, gestures, and yes, layout animations. All that and more, powered by Motion's unique hybrid engine, wrapped up with its simple API.
🔗 motion.dev/blog/introdu...
March 20, 2025 at 6:29 PM
There's no reason to use React anymore. 😎
March 17, 2025 at 10:18 AM
Tempest is so clean.
Notice how the the command class doesn't extend a `Command` and how you don't have to remember any API?
Just add the `ConsoleCommand` attribute, that's it. 👌🏻
Notice how the the command class doesn't extend a `Command` and how you don't have to remember any API?
Just add the `ConsoleCommand` attribute, that's it. 👌🏻
Wanna schedule a command in Tempest to run on an interval. Just add `#[Schedule]` 🌊
March 17, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Tempest is so clean.
Notice how the the command class doesn't extend a `Command` and how you don't have to remember any API?
Just add the `ConsoleCommand` attribute, that's it. 👌🏻
Notice how the the command class doesn't extend a `Command` and how you don't have to remember any API?
Just add the `ConsoleCommand` attribute, that's it. 👌🏻
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The summary by @evanyou.me on why web apps need build tools
⏭️ Transform Syntax (TypeScript, JSX)
⏭️ Faster dev feedback loop (Hot-Module replacement)
⏭️ Better prod performance without costing DX (bundling, minification)
⏭️ Catch issues early during dev
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mn3...
⏭️ Transform Syntax (TypeScript, JSX)
⏭️ Faster dev feedback loop (Hot-Module replacement)
⏭️ Better prod performance without costing DX (bundling, minification)
⏭️ Catch issues early during dev
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mn3...
March 16, 2025 at 4:39 PM
The summary by @evanyou.me on why web apps need build tools
⏭️ Transform Syntax (TypeScript, JSX)
⏭️ Faster dev feedback loop (Hot-Module replacement)
⏭️ Better prod performance without costing DX (bundling, minification)
⏭️ Catch issues early during dev
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mn3...
⏭️ Transform Syntax (TypeScript, JSX)
⏭️ Faster dev feedback loop (Hot-Module replacement)
⏭️ Better prod performance without costing DX (bundling, minification)
⏭️ Catch issues early during dev
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mn3...
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Let me introduce you to Tempest’s heartbeat: discovery. It’s what sets Tempest apart from any other framework.
Discovery allows Tempest to scan all files, read the code, and register that code in the right places. It’s used for routing, console commands, event listeners, and a lot more
Discovery allows Tempest to scan all files, read the code, and register that code in the right places. It’s used for routing, console commands, event listeners, and a lot more
March 16, 2025 at 6:55 AM
Let me introduce you to Tempest’s heartbeat: discovery. It’s what sets Tempest apart from any other framework.
Discovery allows Tempest to scan all files, read the code, and register that code in the right places. It’s used for routing, console commands, event listeners, and a lot more
Discovery allows Tempest to scan all files, read the code, and register that code in the right places. It’s used for routing, console commands, event listeners, and a lot more