Nabil Abdel-Hafeez

@geazi_anc For internal use, that is yet to be decided. But from the user perspective, zio will be optional.

@987Nabil @987Nabil just a question: What is the purpose of ZIO HTTP 4? Will it still depend on ZIO itself, or will it be a block of ZIO blocks, that is, independent of an effect system?

Big news 🔥 zio-http 4 is going all-in on streams. ZIO Blocks streams become the core body type. No more Array/Chunk bodies, just pure streams. The overhead is basically zero anyway... so why keep two worlds? 💀→🌊 Simpler APIs. Better perf. Who's hyped for zio-http 4? 🚀

@DoNotWorr @jdegoes

@987Nabil @jdegoes Exciting stuff 😍

@npcrus Middleware will be better and have not the edges it has currently. So, yes but the whole thing might look different

@987Nabil love it, would it be possible to apply aspects to handlers with path parameters?

@DelaneyGillilan It will also power SSE and Datastar 🚀

@987Nabil I've heard good things about streams. :P

@npcrus Wait until you see the DX and speed improvements

@987Nabil very cool!

@geazi_anc Expect a some early version in within 6 to 10 weeks

@987Nabil Awesome! When zio http 4 will be released?

@guizmaii The first version yes, but much more isolated. Pluggable backends is the goal

@987Nabil Still based on Netty?

Force your coding agent to use typed errors, so you can better prevent slop before it enters production. You say, "John, my agent doesn't want to use typed errors, because it's lazy." I say, show your agents who is boss! 😜

@levelsio In Germany the trick is to not go to the doctor, but the lab that actually run the tests. They do whatever you want. No questions asked

I was never able to do blood tests when I asked for it in Netherlands Doctor asked "why? you're not sick?" Then I tried in Portugal (at Germano de Sousa) but they never picked up the phone or when they did were so slow and unhelpful I gave up, they also require a doctor prescription btw The first place I could get my blood tested was Thailand in 2018, I just walked into Bumrungrad and asked for it, amazing experience Last few years we just fly to Brazil and do it here, the nurse comes to your home/hotel at 8am and takes your blood, same or next day results online I find it funny I keep having to fly out of Western Europe to do blood tests, they make it impossibly hard to do them Which is retarded

@kitlangton @thdxr I think last time we talked about procreation yield I had 3. Now it's 4. So yeah, I know 🤣

@987Nabil @thdxr Once you procreate, the Grim Reaper marks you for later

I got some AI ceo insights before they hit LinkedIn

@jdegoes @opencode @forgecodehq I am using oh my opencode. Idk if this changes things, but I never encountered such an issue.

Unfortunately, @opencode's write tool consistently fails for large writes, giving agents no useful information, so they enter a doomloop not of their own making. Time to give @forgecodehq a try -- it's written in Rust, not TypeScript, which is a nice perk!

@DelaneyGillilan @TheGingerBill @valigo I was talking from the pov of a user that has a http lib and can choose. But yes, ofc it is way harder to impl HTTP/2 and HTTP/3

@TheGingerBill @valigo @987Nabil

There is absolutely no reason why Go programmers shouldn't switch to Odin. Odin is everything Golang wish it were. Even Go's concurrency model is a trap - it fakes simplicity by hiding insane footguns that you'll inevitably step into.

But that's the point, right. They can show security issues even if you only use http 1.1 upstream and with SSL. The http 2 proxy towards the client does not solve it. And idk any good reason to use http 1.1 anyway. It is not like there are clients I want to support that only speak 1.1

@987Nabil @TheGingerBill @valigo What a silly article, most real projects use nginx/caddy with let's encrypt as a proxy. Once I do get 1.1 fully working I will tackle http2 but even with Go projects you usually use 1.1

@DelaneyGillilan @TheGingerBill @valigo I am about to stop http 1.1 support for my oss project http1mustdie.com

@TheGingerBill @valigo This may seem crazy but I'm working on an an attempt to port Go's HTTP 1.1 (tests and all to Odin). So far at 34.7% test coverage! I know there is already laytan in flight, but if nothing else the test suite may be of value. GC is less an issue when you have nice stdlib arenas

@taylorotwell casually shipping a broken app online. The app triggers an alert, which triggers opencode which writes a fix, pushes a PR, then OpenClaw calls Taylor BY PHONE on stage, who responds « merge it », and the fix is merged and deployed. All in 2 minutes, live on stage 😂

@Daniel15 @thdxr @katyperry But it is not opencode!

@987Nabil @thdxr @katyperry You can use it with their web-based chat bot, Claude Code, the Claude desktop app, Claude Cowork, and probably other things. It ends up quite a bit cheaper than API pricing.

done

@thdxr @katyperry So why does this offer even exist?

@katyperry just fyi you can't use it with opencode

I love datastar. Let @DelaneyGillilan explain why you should too :)