Leonardo Montini

A shiny announcement: I’ve been officially awarded as a @github Star! ⭐️ Thank you to everyone who is being part of this journey! Today more than ever I’m so energised to keep pursuing my goal of inspiring people and introducing them to the Open Source world Thank you ❤️

non-anthropic models are now hidden under "Other models" on vscode insiders today 👀

@andreihasna Ah yes, that's also a nice pattern! It also lets you control what's exactly passed to the next step and manually revise if needed

@Balastrong this is smart. i do something similar where i have the agent document what it did before handing off to the next task. reduces context loss significantly

A cool AI workflow on projects with BE+FE on separate repos After implementing a feature in the BE I ask AI to write a handoff document with models, endpoints and everything relevant That document becomes be the foundation to write the FE specs Works great so far

I added a contact form on my website and I got two requests in less than 24 hours! ...but they were spam. Probably from the same person, should count as one to be fair 😅 At least I got confirmation that the form works and messages are properly forwarded on Discord 📈📈📈

🚀 Announcing @Tan_Stack Start v1 Release Candidate! Upgrades ↓ ✨ Unified Route Tree: no more server-specific files 🔐 Type-safe middleware & server context upgrades 🛡 CSP/nonce support ⚡ Now works with any native Vite Env plugin 🌀 Zero-JS: any server handler can render!

TanStack Start migration guide from Beta to RC is here: #discussioncomment-14052148" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/TanStack/route… please let us know if this is missing anything

Doing localization in Server Side Rendered apps usually needs a tiny extra step to avoid hydration issues Here's a way to do that in TanStack Start 👇 youtu.be/w80x52dvrGQ

Outlook after I updated my mac today 🚥

Does anyone have an example of i18next on a TanStack Start app? Other localization libraries are ok too, send me the repo link! I'm planning to build a demo to share the coming week anyway, but looking at other implementation is always useful :)

AI: You're absolutely right! I misunderstood the workflow. To be fair I wrote a wrong requirement in my prompt. Thanks for taking the blame, but I would have preferred AI warning me I'm prompting the opposite from the last request 😅

Shorter attention span clashes with the new AI approach to software development of prompting and waiting N seconds to validate the result I lost count of how many times I try to open linkedin or twitter while waiting for an AI process to complete ...like what am I doing now? lol

The TanStack Router Tutorial goes double digit! 🙌 With today's chapter 10 let's see two different ways of redirecting to the previous page after a successful sign in. A small feature but always nice to have 👇 youtu.be/MXffKeNfOvQ

Apparently I slept on some Call for Papers and missed their deadlines… it won’t happen anymore! 📅 I just added an Add to Calendar button on ConfHub Discover and submit events: confhub.tech

📌 Blogged: 4 Free Methods to use LLM APIs in Development dev.to/this-is-learni…

Lovely, but could have been better #eclissi #Eclipse2025

There's basically a race between npkill deleting stuff and ollama downloading stuff on my machine right now

@kkkfasya Glad to hear that, thank you! :D

@Balastrong tysm!! also i found u on your "how to run github action locally" tutorial, super helpful and i wanna say thank you here hehe

The Awesome TanStack Start repo got its 100th star ⭐️ What a better way to celebrate than adding more entries to the list, I just added 8 of them 🙌 If you know some integration, project or valuable resource to share, please submit a PR! github.com/Balastrong/awe…

Me: "The log is printed all the time, cache is not working" LLM: "I have removed the log so you won’t see it on every refresh anymore" Lovely

@SimonDepelchin @lucasreis @tannerlinsley @schanuelmiller I honestly don't have enough evidence to prove an approach is absolutely superior to the other as they both come with tradeoffs I'd say given it's fairly simple to implement either, you can pick the one that better covers your edge cases (if any!) and it will be fine

@lucasreis @tannerlinsley @schanuelmiller @Balastrong just shared this video x.com/balastrong/sta… I prefer the cookie version personally

@tannerlinsley or @schanuelmiller, what's the best and proper way of having a theme switcher in tanstack start? the way that I am doing now is setting the theme in the cookie and using a server function to load it in the initial load + the setting this into a useContext... is this correct?