name a better OSS landing page.
October 29, 2025 at 3:00 PM
name a better OSS landing page.
This post was supposed to be from my account, but at least the scheduling worked 😅
October 28, 2025 at 3:29 PM
This post was supposed to be from my account, but at least the scheduling worked 😅
calling out lib authors:
please stop minifying your code!
this example is from a popular one, tailwind. that makes it impossible to get any clue about what the heck is going on.
please stop minifying your code!
this example is from a popular one, tailwind. that makes it impossible to get any clue about what the heck is going on.
September 22, 2025 at 8:32 PM
calling out lib authors:
please stop minifying your code!
this example is from a popular one, tailwind. that makes it impossible to get any clue about what the heck is going on.
please stop minifying your code!
this example is from a popular one, tailwind. that makes it impossible to get any clue about what the heck is going on.
working on something really cool to ease your life when creating MCPs :)
August 27, 2025 at 8:04 PM
working on something really cool to ease your life when creating MCPs :)
upgraded a production codebase from Angular 19 to 20
only 8 out of 640 tests broke due to Angular's deprecation of structural directives and such
I asked GPT-5-High to fix, and it one-shotted it 😮
these models are so unpredictable.
only 8 out of 640 tests broke due to Angular's deprecation of structural directives and such
I asked GPT-5-High to fix, and it one-shotted it 😮
these models are so unpredictable.
August 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
upgraded a production codebase from Angular 19 to 20
only 8 out of 640 tests broke due to Angular's deprecation of structural directives and such
I asked GPT-5-High to fix, and it one-shotted it 😮
these models are so unpredictable.
only 8 out of 640 tests broke due to Angular's deprecation of structural directives and such
I asked GPT-5-High to fix, and it one-shotted it 😮
these models are so unpredictable.
I threw 6 dollars at xAi so I could test Grok 4 on my product, but it failed miserably. Can I ask for a refund? 😂
Grok can’t even output its reasoning. See how it compares to Claude.
Grok can’t even output its reasoning. See how it compares to Claude.
July 11, 2025 at 6:43 PM
I threw 6 dollars at xAi so I could test Grok 4 on my product, but it failed miserably. Can I ask for a refund? 😂
Grok can’t even output its reasoning. See how it compares to Claude.
Grok can’t even output its reasoning. See how it compares to Claude.
This is the most beautiful documentation I’ve ever built. It is also integrated within the dashboard app, has a semantic search, MCP, and a quick integration via “Add to Cursor” button so you can ask questions and vibe code the setup.
#buildinpublic
#buildinpublic
July 8, 2025 at 8:46 PM
This is the most beautiful documentation I’ve ever built. It is also integrated within the dashboard app, has a semantic search, MCP, and a quick integration via “Add to Cursor” button so you can ask questions and vibe code the setup.
#buildinpublic
#buildinpublic
Cursor 1.0 just dropped. Let's see what this bad boy has to offer.
June 4, 2025 at 9:10 PM
Cursor 1.0 just dropped. Let's see what this bad boy has to offer.
What's preventing you from building a Google Analytics competitor like this?
May 24, 2025 at 6:31 PM
What's preventing you from building a Google Analytics competitor like this?
Claude dropped Sonnet 4 out of nowhere. Who could have predicted that? thrilled to test it out in Cursor.
May 22, 2025 at 6:04 PM
Claude dropped Sonnet 4 out of nowhere. Who could have predicted that? thrilled to test it out in Cursor.
If you still don't understand what a macro is in @elysiajs, here's 2 examples from UserPath:
- a macro for authentication, so we can define whether a certain endpoint should be protected.
- a simple validation macro telling whether an endpoint should require any parameters.
- a macro for authentication, so we can define whether a certain endpoint should be protected.
- a simple validation macro telling whether an endpoint should require any parameters.
May 21, 2025 at 8:42 PM
If you still don't understand what a macro is in @elysiajs, here's 2 examples from UserPath:
- a macro for authentication, so we can define whether a certain endpoint should be protected.
- a simple validation macro telling whether an endpoint should require any parameters.
- a macro for authentication, so we can define whether a certain endpoint should be protected.
- a simple validation macro telling whether an endpoint should require any parameters.
Statuz update: Posting to X Communities is shipping this week!
You'll soon be able to directly share your progress, questions, or wins with the right groups, public or private.
No more workarounds, just targeted reach for your updates. Build smarter, not harder.
You'll soon be able to directly share your progress, questions, or wins with the right groups, public or private.
No more workarounds, just targeted reach for your updates. Build smarter, not harder.
May 20, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Statuz update: Posting to X Communities is shipping this week!
You'll soon be able to directly share your progress, questions, or wins with the right groups, public or private.
No more workarounds, just targeted reach for your updates. Build smarter, not harder.
You'll soon be able to directly share your progress, questions, or wins with the right groups, public or private.
No more workarounds, just targeted reach for your updates. Build smarter, not harder.
Something interesting about UserPath is that I bought a domain with 2.3 DR already. Not intentional, though.
May 15, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Something interesting about UserPath is that I bought a domain with 2.3 DR already. Not intentional, though.
Whoa. I made a recap post on ProductHunt about Statuz, explaining what has improved since its launch, and I was overwhelmed by the reception.
In less than 24 hours:
- 28 new followers
- 3 helpful feedback comments
It seems like ProductHunt is resurrecting from the ashes!
In less than 24 hours:
- 28 new followers
- 3 helpful feedback comments
It seems like ProductHunt is resurrecting from the ashes!
May 14, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Whoa. I made a recap post on ProductHunt about Statuz, explaining what has improved since its launch, and I was overwhelmed by the reception.
In less than 24 hours:
- 28 new followers
- 3 helpful feedback comments
It seems like ProductHunt is resurrecting from the ashes!
In less than 24 hours:
- 28 new followers
- 3 helpful feedback comments
It seems like ProductHunt is resurrecting from the ashes!
Then, leverage the native fetch handler from UserPath on your server.
The handler is designed to run interoperably across runtimes that use Web Standard definitions like Fetch, Request, and Response.
Here are three examples: using Bun, Node, and Elysia.
The handler is designed to run interoperably across runtimes that use Web Standard definitions like Fetch, Request, and Response.
Here are three examples: using Bun, Node, and Elysia.
May 14, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Then, leverage the native fetch handler from UserPath on your server.
The handler is designed to run interoperably across runtimes that use Web Standard definitions like Fetch, Request, and Response.
Here are three examples: using Bun, Node, and Elysia.
The handler is designed to run interoperably across runtimes that use Web Standard definitions like Fetch, Request, and Response.
Here are three examples: using Bun, Node, and Elysia.
Here’s an example of how simple it is to install and have a first-party analytics citizen collecting data for you:
First, add the client snippet. You can either use the vanilla (left) or the npm installable version (right).
First, add the client snippet. You can either use the vanilla (left) or the npm installable version (right).
May 14, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Here’s an example of how simple it is to install and have a first-party analytics citizen collecting data for you:
First, add the client snippet. You can either use the vanilla (left) or the npm installable version (right).
First, add the client snippet. You can either use the vanilla (left) or the npm installable version (right).
I needed a reliable, simple, and smart alternative to Google Analytics for my projects.
Today, I’m opening up the waitlist for UserPath:
A first-party analytics tool that’s easy to install, auto-captures events, and can answer any question about your traffic.
Today, I’m opening up the waitlist for UserPath:
A first-party analytics tool that’s easy to install, auto-captures events, and can answer any question about your traffic.
May 14, 2025 at 2:37 PM
I needed a reliable, simple, and smart alternative to Google Analytics for my projects.
Today, I’m opening up the waitlist for UserPath:
A first-party analytics tool that’s easy to install, auto-captures events, and can answer any question about your traffic.
Today, I’m opening up the waitlist for UserPath:
A first-party analytics tool that’s easy to install, auto-captures events, and can answer any question about your traffic.
so I built it 😅
new product coming soonish…
new product coming soonish…
May 5, 2025 at 8:25 PM
so I built it 😅
new product coming soonish…
new product coming soonish…
I almost got hacked last night while half-asleep.
These new Facebook phishing attacks are terrifying. Perfect UI clone, smooth animations, flawless experience.
The only tells is a slightly off URL, and password request after several convincing steps.
These new Facebook phishing attacks are terrifying. Perfect UI clone, smooth animations, flawless experience.
The only tells is a slightly off URL, and password request after several convincing steps.
May 5, 2025 at 4:34 PM
I almost got hacked last night while half-asleep.
These new Facebook phishing attacks are terrifying. Perfect UI clone, smooth animations, flawless experience.
The only tells is a slightly off URL, and password request after several convincing steps.
These new Facebook phishing attacks are terrifying. Perfect UI clone, smooth animations, flawless experience.
The only tells is a slightly off URL, and password request after several convincing steps.
At first glance, Claude 3.7 sonnet MAX seems expensive as heck. But depending on your use case, it is worth every penny.
For example, writing tests. I’m one-shotting them like crazy now. Ultimately, it becomes cheap if you consider the time it takes to write them manually.
For example, writing tests. I’m one-shotting them like crazy now. Ultimately, it becomes cheap if you consider the time it takes to write them manually.
April 24, 2025 at 4:18 PM
At first glance, Claude 3.7 sonnet MAX seems expensive as heck. But depending on your use case, it is worth every penny.
For example, writing tests. I’m one-shotting them like crazy now. Ultimately, it becomes cheap if you consider the time it takes to write them manually.
For example, writing tests. I’m one-shotting them like crazy now. Ultimately, it becomes cheap if you consider the time it takes to write them manually.
I just unified all Statuz projects under one umbrella using Bun workspaces.
Seeing the mix of techs I have to deal with in this little app is cool.
Seeing the mix of techs I have to deal with in this little app is cool.
April 16, 2025 at 9:17 PM
I just unified all Statuz projects under one umbrella using Bun workspaces.
Seeing the mix of techs I have to deal with in this little app is cool.
Seeing the mix of techs I have to deal with in this little app is cool.
Time has come. I'm migrating my stuff from Azure to Hetzner.
March 10, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Time has come. I'm migrating my stuff from Azure to Hetzner.
Oops, it will also include a fix for that line break issue.
March 6, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Oops, it will also include a fix for that line break issue.
- The “Publish Now” option shares your post or thread with all linked accounts across every platform. - The options for posting to X, BlueSky, and Mastodon are single-use. They do not clear the thread after posting, so adjustments can be made before submission.
March 6, 2025 at 9:11 PM
- The “Publish Now” option shares your post or thread with all linked accounts across every platform. - The options for posting to X, BlueSky, and Mastodon are single-use. They do not clear the thread after posting, so adjustments can be made before submission.