"404-Driven Development"

What if your application's 404 page didn't mean the end of the road in local dev?

What if @nextjs had a button on the 404 page to scaffold a new page for the current path 🤔

I made a prototype of this idea here:

TIL MySQL is named after a person.

I always thought it was just one of those programmer idioms where you name your variables in tutorials my_book, my_account, my_sql...

Me tryna hold it together when they tell me they're from out of town @ Toronto Tech Week:

Anyone remember Adobe Brackets?

I keep running into this trap where I think an LLM can solve my problems for me. Every time I try, I fail spectacularly and then rage quit like a toddler.

Built an internal tool the other day heavily based on imgsrc.io/ for changelog post thumbnails @ChainPatrol.

Started in v0 for initial design, ejected to Cursor + Next.js, and then deployed to Vercel.

Mini-apps like this are the perfect use-case for these AI tools!

Why don't we see more JS API clients using the "Request Factory" pattern?

SDK authors try to do too much imo!

Just give me an easy way to construct a Request object and a way to parse the resulting Response object.