Dev Bredda

POV: This is Bredda, Full-Stack ADHD Developer and Engineer 👋 He is the un-hinged side of development... From half-baked projects to the ones that actually ship (miracles do happen) Follow and you might see one! bredda.dev

@levelsio It's not as good as people think it is... I tried it and Claude isn't clever enough to time things correctly.. Cool idea but we are little bit behind.. I would believe Gemini to be leading in this as they are multil-modal and actually support video..

Video editing with Claude Code

@pcshipp Let me know what you go with! I got the same questions and the same amount. But I am trying to do an ad for my app

Hey devs, I’m ready to invest $100 in ads. Which platform is best for ROI? - Meta ads - Apple ads - TikTok ads - Google ads

@levelsio Do you not create new sessions / chats when using Claude code?

Update on my Claude Code alias I put in ~/.bashrc to code fast on VPS: c() { IS_SANDBOX=1 claude --continue --dangerously-skip-permissions "$@"; --continue makes it continue the last session in case it logs out To add it: echo 'c() { IS_SANDBOX=1 claude --continue --dangerously-skip-permissions "$@"; }' >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc This puts it in your ~/.bashrc which runs every time you login, then just type the letter c and you're in Claude Code after logging in!

@AdamBartas Why does this mean they are dead? Couldn't this be just their logical next step? Not everyone needs to make a website every day... It's more profitable to capture the general tasks too

First sign that Lovable is dead Pivoting to general assistant is the most "investor-pleasing" move you could do Their app building business is obv going nowhere and investor money is drying up Why should anyone use Lovable instead of the already established ecosystems

@Rasmic We are in the AI era.. it would literally take a guy a weekend to create the blocks that he's talking about. We are in a fast paced environment

I used to make these arguments but it’s just wrong 1. A shadcn for svelte exist 2. UI blocks for the most part are just tailwind… they’ll work with svelte The ecosystem argument imo has no legs anymore Svelte is the way

@Praha37v @thegr8binil These are some good assets mate!

@DevBredda @thegr8binil Ok bro 🫡

Simple trick, you can do this too. Who wants to learn?

Google AI studio just got an upgrade! Now its not just a simple boiler plate builder.. its much more It can connect to backends, support .env variables and install npm packages. this is what was missing for AI studio to really compete with the likes of Lovable and v0 and it might win!

Lite plan has been removed from Alibaba Coding plan... Now you can only get the $50 plan 🤯

🚨 Cursor new Composer 2 is out! Extremely cheap and better performance than opus 4.6 Let's see how this compare in real world..

Regarding testflight. Only the developer needs to pay for the license, the testers can be assigned without fee. I have used family members as testers and none of them got developer accounts. So you could solve this issue with having a developer account as your main and send invites to your users for their apps.

The @a0_dev app got taken off the store 3 months ago and we made SEVERAL appeals with Apple to get it back to no avail. We've since gone with a different solution. A lot of people seem to have no idea what's really happening here so I want to share my thoughts. Apple removed our app and is blocking updates / releases to many other apps for Guideline 2.5.2, this guideline prohibits downloading and executing code inside of an app that changes features of functionality of the app. Our app and many other apps download the code for a users app so that it can be previewed on a users device with native capabilities. It's a matter of convenience, we want users to be able to download one app so that they can quickly test the many apps that they are building. There are many other ways for users to preview their mobile apps that are a much worse experience. The other options include TestFlight, previewing on the browser, using the Simulator on Mac, and downloading an ad-hoc build to a users device. Using TestFlight means users have to sign up for a $99 developer account and create a store listing just to upload their build just to test the app they're trying to build. It requires too much effort and money for new users who just want to try the app they've built and there's no way to let other people test the apps without adding them to your developer account or submitting your app for external TestFlight review which can add a multi day delay. Previewing the app on the browser is another popular solution with many problems. The browser preview is ugly and can't access native functionality. There are MANY features that don't work on the browser and the app doesn't look or behave the same as it does on an actual device. It's helpful for our users building apps on our website but doesn't test the real app. Ad-hoc builds needs to be signed for a user's device and require a very convoluted process to get the user's Device ID which include entering developer mode on your phone, a security delay from apple, and can also require a paid developer account if you want the builds to last longer than a few days. It's easy to see why we and many other vibe coding apps have chosen to allow users to instead download a single app and execute the code for their app inside of it. It reduces friction, saves money, and time. The 2.5.2 Guideline already has an exception for Educational apps and I think it should be extended to support Developer Tools. For Apple this is simply a matter of control, they want app developers to buy a Mac, download Xcode, and use the Simulator or TestFlight just to preview an app they're trying to build. There are many people who are seemingly happy about this and think that this will help improve their app review times or stop 'vibe-coded' apps from entering the app store. Those people are fools. The decision has nothing to do with the quality or volume of apps or how they are made. It's about how hard it is to test them. The only thing that will improve your app review times is Apple hiring more reviewers or relaxing the rules. Apple is a nearly $4 trillion company. Trust me, they can afford to hire more reviewers. Instead they've chosen to make the app testing process harder in an attempt to keep more control. We will continue making apps anyway.

@bryan_johnson The Muslims already do cupping.. you might wanna look into that too.

Leeches to improve testosterone and sexual function. Will look into this and see if worth doing an experiment.

@nikitabier @___4o____ Does article do well on SEO? I think that would be the next level up for articles that would rocket launch it... I would DEFINITELY be taking articles more seriously if I knew they improve my SEO as well. As it would support my brand and reach.

We tried something. It didn’t work. And we took those learnings and decided to reward Articles instead of single posts. Articles have grown 20x since December and they are now the largest blogging product on the internet by traffic. In consumer product development, you sometimes take non-linear paths to discover opportunity.

Nikita launched this retarded feature and it was immediately forgotten and left unused. They have 60 employees. It’s beyond me how this guy hasn’t been fired seeing he clearly belongs in some big corpo machine. Elon lost his balls.

Rumour is that they going to release a new model... Let's see if it's real..

@elok_lam Yeah, on launch they were available but not anymore. I have been trying to get it for the past few days.... But yes, Alibaba unfortunately doesn't have the latest model for minimax 2.7 or GLM Turbo Also wonder if they would be able to get the new Xiaomi models too..

@DevBredda Really? I thought you could always get the plan for $10 and the $3 promotion is the limited one. The difference on models is that Qwen models from Alibaba are "plus" versions which aren't open-weight, while Ollama has MiniMax 2.7 which Alibaba doesn't.

Does anyone use Ollama Cloud? I'm looking for a good subscription that gives access to lots of models. I was thinking of going with either the Alibaba Cloud plan or OpenCode Go, but Ollama seems like a solid option. However, I haven't really seen anyone using it or mentioning what the limits are like.

@elok_lam Unfortunately I haven't been able to get into Alibaba, their plan always runs out and I haven't been able to test it. My concern with ollama is indeed with the limits that they offer and also if they would cover all the latest models.

@DevBredda I have been using Alibaba for two weeks and just tried Ollama Cloud yesterday, both are good. My concerns are limits and quantization. Alibaba has known limits, but Ollama doesn't. Both claim to provide full models. For me GLM-5 is equally smart from both. What's your take?

@anhdangerous There is a 3rd one coming ???

Really happy this skin got made from a shit pitch I made at work back in like mid 2023 or something. 😂 Sad that I didn't end up being the person who made the final concept art but he ended up looking so good!

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@mert @LucifersTweetz @nikitabier Wait.. shall I try it as well 😂

@LucifersTweetz .@nikitabier this is like the 5th time kek pls give me their creator earnings

70 and 80 year old people are generally unemployable due to physical and mental decline but for some reason we allow them to run the entire fucking country.

@kail_designs Omg... I been looking for this EXACT design... Mind me using it?

Portfolio website design with ASCII aesthetic