José Postiga
@josepostiga.com
Senior Software Eng. @ procuros.io / Prev. Staff Software Eng. @ infraspeak.com / Speaker, mentor, writer.
https://josepostiga.com
https://josepostiga.com
Somebody at @jetbrains.com is having a nice start of the week. To whomever is solving this: Don't worry, I also caused a small hiccup on our production environment, too, and on Sunday, of all the days!...
Raise your hand if you're the author of some prod disruption in the past week.
Raise your hand if you're the author of some prod disruption in the past week.
November 10, 2025 at 2:07 PM
Somebody at @jetbrains.com is having a nice start of the week. To whomever is solving this: Don't worry, I also caused a small hiccup on our production environment, too, and on Sunday, of all the days!...
Raise your hand if you're the author of some prod disruption in the past week.
Raise your hand if you're the author of some prod disruption in the past week.
I LOVE @t3.gg takes, as it aligns VERY much with my own line of tought. But I feel like in one of his last videos - regarding Bobby Tables - I think he could have nuanced this part a little bit: Yes, the left diagram is SO bad, but...
May 4, 2025 at 7:38 AM
I LOVE @t3.gg takes, as it aligns VERY much with my own line of tought. But I feel like in one of his last videos - regarding Bobby Tables - I think he could have nuanced this part a little bit: Yes, the left diagram is SO bad, but...
Electric supplier informs about an upgrade in their customer portal. I go to check in on my invoices... 🤦♂️ Are we till in the 2000s?
If you're gonna upgrade a system, please make sure it's actually better. The previous one was slow, but it worked!
If you're gonna upgrade a system, please make sure it's actually better. The previous one was slow, but it worked!
January 27, 2025 at 2:23 PM
Electric supplier informs about an upgrade in their customer portal. I go to check in on my invoices... 🤦♂️ Are we till in the 2000s?
If you're gonna upgrade a system, please make sure it's actually better. The previous one was slow, but it worked!
If you're gonna upgrade a system, please make sure it's actually better. The previous one was slow, but it worked!
Wtf am I supposed to do here?! I feel stupid...
January 22, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Wtf am I supposed to do here?! I feel stupid...
Wait.. When did this "Ask Copilot" thing appeared in GitHub? It looks really cool to be able to ask things about repos and other info in their system...
January 16, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Wait.. When did this "Ask Copilot" thing appeared in GitHub? It looks really cool to be able to ask things about repos and other info in their system...
This IS a valid email address! 😂
January 9, 2025 at 8:05 PM
This IS a valid email address! 😂
In a Livewire component, I'm using a form object to contain the input validations. As documented, I locked the ID property so it doesn't get mutated by the view layer.
However, this property determines if the system should create or update the record. Here's how I was able to test this:
However, this property determines if the system should create or update the record. Here's how I was able to test this:
November 16, 2024 at 11:31 AM
In a Livewire component, I'm using a form object to contain the input validations. As documented, I locked the ID property so it doesn't get mutated by the view layer.
However, this property determines if the system should create or update the record. Here's how I was able to test this:
However, this property determines if the system should create or update the record. Here's how I was able to test this:
Something really cool I only discovered today, in Safari: we can override local requests!
If, like me, you want to simply override a request without touching the client project, this is an easy way to do it: go to the network tab and select to locally override the request.
If, like me, you want to simply override a request without touching the client project, this is an easy way to do it: go to the network tab and select to locally override the request.
November 4, 2024 at 5:07 PM
Something really cool I only discovered today, in Safari: we can override local requests!
If, like me, you want to simply override a request without touching the client project, this is an easy way to do it: go to the network tab and select to locally override the request.
If, like me, you want to simply override a request without touching the client project, this is an easy way to do it: go to the network tab and select to locally override the request.
This is funny af: pleaseroast.com. Built by a follower of mine: @nikuscs.bsky.social. Do try it out!
November 4, 2024 at 7:43 AM
This is funny af: pleaseroast.com. Built by a follower of mine: @nikuscs.bsky.social. Do try it out!