Evangeline Mmayie

@das_deepshekhar Sure would love to connect

@EbubeEvan "Hey Evangeline, spot on with the 'ship fast' take! Auth isn't the product. 🚀 I'm an OS architect (325+ PRs) also deep in LangChain & Gemini.If you hit a backend wall or want to automate agentic workflows even faster, I'd love to help you compress that roadmap. Let's connect!

Update on the AI customer care agent 🚀 Done with the integrations + webhooks. Now entering the AI phase. First step: building a RAG pipeline using business data to improve responses. Using Llama index for it 🔧 This project is getting REALLY interesting.

@MIDIDesigner Roger that 🫡

@EbubeEvan Don't waste too much time documenting your process, but some! As my father-in-law used to say, "you never know who you might become"

@snipextt Interesting.... 🤔 Well stick around and find out 😉

@EbubeEvan The agent flow you mapped out is the shape most people land on once they start building seriously. Curious how the LangChain + Gemini combo has been holding up, especially around persistence and state across conversations. That's usually where the abstraction starts leaking

Hot take: building your own auth is a waste of time if you want to ship fast. Finally building an AI customer care agent I’ve had in mind for months AI scaffolded most of it. Starting backend-first. Stack: Next.js, TS, Node, Redis, PG, LangChain, Gemini Building in public 🚀

@AdemoyeJohn I just leave that stuff to prettier and write my code.

Indentation is probably the most overlooked in codebase, it's effect in code readability is massive.

@MIDIDesigner Try Kimi I've vibe coded beautiful websites with it.

Before I cancel Claude entirely, I wanted to check it versus Codex on Design. First test: wow Codex is bad at design! I didn't know. Opus 4.7 did quite well.

@MIDIDesigner Good one 😂 😂 🤣

@EbubeEvan You can always sub it out later if nobody keeps maintaining it. Don't forget that models are getting better every week, so never think about the future ;)

@MIDIDesigner Well there are some pretty awesome auth libraries to try out Better Auth is for Javascript But I think Clerk is language agnostic

@EbubeEvan I was just thinking about this, and NO. But I haven't checked out the available pre-built options. Everything seems great until you dig in. So... maybe?

@rdbuilds7 Cracked builder here 🙋🏽‍♀️ +1

Started with 0. Now we’re 893 people building together 🚀 If you’re into: • AI • Coding • SaaS • Startups • Building in Public Drop a +1 🤝

@samwoods Hi 👋🏽

I want more higher quality connections If you're: - into philosophy of mind/tech - doing legit AI and Agent work (no hype psychos please) - AI agent builders - Builders/founders - love writing essays (with or without use of LLMs) - High agency person - tryna run your 7-9 figure business as best you can If any of these sound like you, say hi below

Designer : *changes UI flow* Me : *Gets mad 😡* Also me: *remembers I don't have to type out the code 🙂* I fucking love AI 😁

@flchristianson 😂😂🤣

I don't think AI should be used for more than coding small, contained features (no arch/design). But I'll make an exception - Amazon should let Rufus rewrite the AWS console. The whole thing. All at once. Let the shopping AI rewrite from scratch since it can't get worse.

@tr4777 We got AI companies beefin before GTA I 🤣

wat

@aidenybai Awesome! Cos these agents be confidently wrong sometimes 😁

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@flchristianson Exactly That's why founders are advised to talk to users before writing a single line of code.

@EbubeEvan True for us backends too. I remember watching users through a 2-way mirror in the 90s. And talking to users in well-designed beta programs. What I think users want and what users want is not always aligned.

Frontend bootcamps should teach user psychology. A lot of frontend decisions are psychological. how a UI looks how it feels how fast it feels Understanding user psychology helps you actually build for the user. Which is great for business 💸

@flchristianson Unfortunately user psychology is not as common as it should be amongst devs 🙁

@EbubeEvan 👍I've worked with too many who don't understand users over the last decade. Their skills are tools & builds & frameworks & CI/CD. Some get excited about improving those but don't think about UX. Few consider types of users (daily vs occasional) and different flows, etc.

@tr4777 @elonmusk Yikes Really hate it when I have to travel that early 😬 BTW dropped you a dm 🙃

@elonmusk (Santa Clara, CA) so it's actionable? Leaving town at 4am

Ready to roll 🌎 Wish i had a Starlink tho 🤓 Maybe on the way back 🤔 Get some work done 🤓🏗️

@flchristianson Regardless of the change in tools, Frontend devs still need to understand the user.

@EbubeEvan That's what front end used to be. Required skills, tools, and builds have changed (not for the better). The change was somewhat defensible 15-20 years ago. We could get back to focus on presentation, navigation, and usability with today's technology. But we won't.

@htmleverything So true I have friends that go to work every day and hearing them complain about traffic reminds me how lucky I am.

It’s easy to forget how lucky it is to wake up, work from home, solve difficult and interesting problems, and make a decent living doing it. That’s not a small thing. I need to stop taking it for granted and appreciate it more while it’s here. Nothing is guaranteed forever.