Albin Groen

You can read more about this GUI here github.com/albingroen/log…

You can now install the Logbench GUI through Homebrew!

This is what my worst nightmare looks like

@aarondfrancis Don't we all love an agent with some character

sthlm.js was so much fun! I always forget a how much I enjoy giving talks. This time I talked about my side project, Logbench, and I think it resonated with some in the audience at least :)

@owickstrom What theme are you using?

Here's fast mode. Second clip has some menus and stuff so you can see ghosting (which is minimal, IMO). My camera decided I can only record for ~7s.

Before the full write-up on the Boox Mira Pro for coding, here are some clips and close-up photos of it with nvim. I have a CLI and keybindings for quickly changing between "fast" and "slow" mode — one for reading and the other for writing. I also clear manually with a key.

Did you know you can pass a second argument to JSON.stringify to handle non JSON-serializable types in JavaScript? This is how we can transfer things like Map, Set, BigInt and Functions in Logbench Full implementation here #L9" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/albingroen/log…

I think we're on one of these timelines. I'm just not sure which one.

Light mode 🌤️

The first version of the SDK for Golang is now live. If you work with Go and want a better debug logging experience, please give it a shot! github.com/albingroen/log…

Link to package pypi.org/project/logben…

The Python SDK for Logbench is live! > uv add logbench

You can now add log contents from Logbench to @cursor_ai @zeddotdev and @OpenAI Codex

Logbench now has automatic stack traces and source file filtering!

Imagine having an office like that and all you do is talk to your AI clanker all day on a shitty macbook

I'll be doing my 5th(!) talk at sthlm.js, and this time I'll be talking about what I'm up to with my latest side-project "Logbench", and why sometimes the best way to learn a technology is to wildly overscope a problem you already had a solution for. meetup.com/sthlm-js/event…

Zwiling 1969 logo is S-tier IMO and the mid-century simplification is very different than today's 'refinement culture'. It strengthened the trademark and kind of injected a sense of sophistication that's iconic to this era. It's remarkable that it hasn't changed much since 1969.

Messing around with Zed again. Made a high contrast override based off the built in One Light theme. Also using a custom profile that hides most of the UI chrome.

Now we're on to something I think Now you can trace your logs from Logbench to where they happened and open the file in your editor. In this case @zeddotdev