Jay Malve
236 posts
@jaydotdev
building @flickdotjs https://t.co/x14X4A9r9E https://t.co/5ReONBjc6M | cto @normalfi | 8x hackathon winner | 🥇 @igem
Prava is integrating with @Visa Intelligent Commerce to enable secure, agentic, card-based checkout for AI assistants and apps . AI agents can now complete real purchases on a user’s behalf using their existing Visa credentials with security, control and trust built in. Available in the US & SEA.
the reason you need a better local code review tool is because it hasn't existed you never really had to review your own code because well, you wrote it. GitHub review was enough but now there's a need. without a good tool you: - wait until PR is opened to review code. too late. feedback loop annihilated - don't feel like reviewing your code because it's just not pleasant - miss potential bugs or can't see the bigger picture my first introduction to this was @cursor_ai's code review panel. they clearly know about it. It's great. I also started building my own during the holiday break because I needed something fast, flexible and agnostic. It's now completely changed how I work. maybe there's a future where code review becomes obsolete, but that's not today. so for now, review your code!
I always struggle to learn opinionated non-fundamental frameworks. For example, Tailwind CSS is a really cool project. A carefully designed CSS library. Yet, I can't force myself to learn 600 CSS classes someone just came up with. It's not fundamental knowledge.
Here’s an example of “fx” primitive, the backbone of Flick reactivity system!
Hello World!👀
Fixdog SDK setup: npx fixdog init That’s the tweet.
why does cursor's bugbot not find all issues on the first try? i keep having to bugbot run → fix in cursor → bugbot run → fix in cursor → bugbot run over and over again
Fixdog onboarding in one line: Install → configure → describe the change → PR If it sounds too easy, that’s the point Get started at app.fix.dog
