Paul Grieselhuber
@paulgrieselhuber.bsky.social
Building great products 🚀 at Rendr Software Group. Husband and father. Passionate about music and swimming.
Get in touch: https://rendrhq.com
Get in touch: https://rendrhq.com
Bun uses point releases to annotate its progress on the Kardashev scale
January 27, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Bun uses point releases to annotate its progress on the Kardashev scale
View from the office @ RendrHQ
January 26, 2025 at 11:30 AM
View from the office @ RendrHQ
Tooling in the JS ecosystem is unbelievably better than where we were at 10 years ago. But one huge problem remains:
That delta, mostly in time, between development and production is just brutal. It doesn’t happen often, but occasionally some flickity bit will cost you meaningful time.
That delta, mostly in time, between development and production is just brutal. It doesn’t happen often, but occasionally some flickity bit will cost you meaningful time.
January 20, 2025 at 11:36 PM
Tooling in the JS ecosystem is unbelievably better than where we were at 10 years ago. But one huge problem remains:
That delta, mostly in time, between development and production is just brutal. It doesn’t happen often, but occasionally some flickity bit will cost you meaningful time.
That delta, mostly in time, between development and production is just brutal. It doesn’t happen often, but occasionally some flickity bit will cost you meaningful time.
Me: Expand the data returned by a Nest.js API services endpoint, ask Cursor to fix the now-breaking test.
Cursor: Sure, here's an update to bring your service into spec with the test.
🤦♂️
Cursor: Sure, here's an update to bring your service into spec with the test.
🤦♂️
January 16, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Me: Expand the data returned by a Nest.js API services endpoint, ask Cursor to fix the now-breaking test.
Cursor: Sure, here's an update to bring your service into spec with the test.
🤦♂️
Cursor: Sure, here's an update to bring your service into spec with the test.
🤦♂️
This is an excellent pattern
January 9, 2025 at 8:19 PM
This is an excellent pattern
We use Sentry extensively, but it's always a challenge on client sites which run ads.
My working theory is that ad JS is written by men who want to watch the world burn.
As a consequence it eats up your Sentry error quota pretty quick. Anyone have tips on Sentry for ad-laden sites?
My working theory is that ad JS is written by men who want to watch the world burn.
As a consequence it eats up your Sentry error quota pretty quick. Anyone have tips on Sentry for ad-laden sites?
January 9, 2025 at 6:18 PM
We use Sentry extensively, but it's always a challenge on client sites which run ads.
My working theory is that ad JS is written by men who want to watch the world burn.
As a consequence it eats up your Sentry error quota pretty quick. Anyone have tips on Sentry for ad-laden sites?
My working theory is that ad JS is written by men who want to watch the world burn.
As a consequence it eats up your Sentry error quota pretty quick. Anyone have tips on Sentry for ad-laden sites?
I've finally seen the light on Cloudflare for DNS. Currently in the process of moving from having only a few projects there that have been there forever to as many as possible. Not only a great ecosystem, but even just the process of managing DNS records is best in class.
January 9, 2025 at 5:02 PM
I've finally seen the light on Cloudflare for DNS. Currently in the process of moving from having only a few projects there that have been there forever to as many as possible. Not only a great ecosystem, but even just the process of managing DNS records is best in class.