Fav tech January 2025: 🛠️ pixi to install code tools/runtimes/etc. 📁 chezmoi to sync .dotfiles across machines via git. 🖥 ghostty terminal with tmux. #️⃣ zsh shell with oh-my-zsh. 📝 zed code editor. 🧠 claude 3.5 sonnet for ai code assistance. 🤔 gpt 4o for other ai assistance. 🍞 bun for typescript deps and runtime. ⚡ vite and vitest for builds and testing. 💿 remix / react router 7 for apps with a UI. ⚛️ tailwindcss for styling UI. 🔥 hono for typescript backends. 🛡️ zod for schema validation. ⌨️ conform for form validation using zod. 📄 cloudflare pages for hosting typescript apps. 🤖 go (golang) for perf-sensitive backends and cli tools. 🔐 aws-vault for securely storing aws creds. ☸ k9s cli ui for working with kubernetes (k8s). 🚢helm for managing k8s apps/manifests. 🔄 argocd for gitops continuous deployments on k8s. 🌐 traefik for reverse proxy into k8s services. 🤫 sealed-secrets for gitops encrypted secrets on k8s. kubesealplus for a better dx managing secrets. 📜 mkcert for generating trusted certs in dev. 🔏 cert-manager for certs in production. 🤖 podman for running (docker) containers & k8s locally. rancher desktop next best alternative. 💡 sqlite for small db's (e.g. sqlite in durable objects when using cloudflare workers) 🤝 postgresql on neon or aws aurora for transactional/most db's. aurora serverless v2 is great but can't do reserved instances so not always. prefer neon most of the time. 📊 duckdb or clickhouse for storing huge data for olap queries. love being able to store the data in s3 with these. ⛁ duckdb or trino for querying bi data across data stores (trino can parallelise queries). 🦁 brave web browser. 📋 linear for project management/issue tracking. 🍓 jam for one click bug reports devs can actually repro. 👀 runreveal to get alerts on important security logs. 📝 obsidian for md notes synced with icloud or gdrive or git. what's your fav tech right now?

@decruz @thdxr @bowieoverride It was a joke 😉 Of course, every DC will incur downtime at some point.

@thdxr @bowieoverride us-east-1 going down is a myth. how could you possibly know? when the whole internet is broken you can't communicate or use saas to write down evidence. the internet is broken and everyone just reverts to coffee or lunch amiright??

@rakyll Best dev tool since docker

@boristane Serverless-less Boris

RT @code: Big updates to GitHub Copilot in the latest @code release. Here’s what you need to know… 🧵 https://t.co…

@paulg The quality and velocity of your AI-assisted output will entirely depend on how quickly you can type and read, with speed reading and comprehension being most important.

@theo @Simon_Breezer It might be cheaper but it’s definitely not “better in every way”. Claude is still far better for coding assistance in my experience using both.

@PriNova75 Doesn’t correctly determine typescript types. Missed entire pieces of diffs. Doesn’t pick up on nuances like changes to property names. Basically not usable for all the cases I’ve tried where Sonnet is almost perfect every time.

@JoschuaBuilds

@EastlondonDev I use both via SourceGraph Cody. In what way does the contents of this repo support Claude?

@jarredsumner 💯 this. It's why I love the new @remix_run React Router v7 framework mode routes.ts file format. Also like that they offer a package which plugins filesystem routing into for optionality of both approaches.

RT @sebastienlorber: TIL: run TypeScript natively in the browser, today 🤯 This polyfill supports TypeScript type stripping (TC39 Type Anno…

@SourcegraphCody For context, I'm doing a refactor here and spent a bit of time editing 2 of about 30 files to get them right. Then I realised the other 28 would be pretty repetitive, so I just dumped the last two git commits into the diff files e.g. `git diff HEAD~2 HEAD~1 > diff-2.txt`

@thdxr Blink twice if what you’re trying to tell us is that you’ve been kidnapped

I'm a huge fan of @zeddotdev but today I thought I'd give Cursor and @SourcegraphCody a go (especially the latter after their latest news). I've switched back to VS Code with Cody. Why? Smart Apply works best.

@aboodman @_TylerHillery After 20 years of it, I’ve finally stopped using plurals everywhere in code. It’s hard at first but eventually the simplicity wins.

RT @vitest_dev: We've released patches for a critical security vulnerability. We strongly encourage projects to upgrade to versions 1.6.1,…

RT @deno_land: JSR is now openly governed — meet its board members and check out its governance charter 👇