Garry

@aaronvi if it works then it works

is it just me or might tanstack be doing way too much

@icanvardar true, everyone switched to Cordova

never see anyone use react native anymore

Such a funny thing that Google Stitch failed to generate a GooglePay button, but did it well for ApplePay :) @stitchbygoogle

good reading from Cursor on the third era of AI software development

@Cloudflare @grok explain what happend like I'm a child

Cloudflare experienced a significant traffic outage on December 5, 2025, starting approximately at 8:47 UTC, for approximately 25 minutes. We are sorry for the impact that it caused to our customers and the Internet. Here's what happened: cfl.re/48CRRtJ

@denicmarko connectycube.com

Share you websites!

@shiri_shh connectycube.com

Show me your app, website or project and I’ll share my honest thoughts👇

Hey @fuma_nama , We are facing some weird issue with Fumadocs. It's all compiled and hosted on CloudFront. The thing is when we try to open some pages, it shows root page content instead and the following error ocured in console. Any hint?

@arulprakash Share what you did with chatgpt, just currious, as I never was able to do anything useful with it i terms of design. At other side Stitch is pretty good at my experience.

Stitch by google is absolutely horrible product they should can it, just normal chatgpt produced a much more modern and sleek UI

@Cloudflare @grok explain what was a root cause like I'm a child

On November 18 Cloudflare experienced a service outage, triggered by an issue with a Bot Management feature, impacting multiple Cloudflare services. Here's a detailed breakdown of what happened. cfl.re/43Bw8AI

@upen946 connectycube.com

👋👋 Monday again!! Time to promote your product. 🚀 Share your product URL

@pmitu Lovable for frontend, Bolt for backend, ChatGPT for reasoning

Hey, vibe coders, what's your choice: - GitHub Copilot - Claude Code - ChatGPT - Windsurf - Lovable - Cursor - Bolt - v0 - ? 👨‍💻 Choose your fighter

@fuma_nama That's what I'm doing

Just use Fumadocs

@upen946 connectycube.com

👋👋 Monday again!! Time to promote your product. 🚀 Share your product URL

@harshsinghsv You can go further and differentiate WebRTC calls between p2p calls and conferencing calls via SFU. Some good SFU platforms are Janus from @meetecho and Jitsi @jitsinews

You build a real-time chat app. You use WebSockets. It's perfect. The server has a persistent connection to all clients. User A sends a message, the server gets it, and it broadcasts that message to User B, C, and D. It's fast, light, and efficient. You're a hero. Then, the boss asks for video calls. You think, "Easy. I'll just capture the video frames and send them over the same WebSocket connection." It works on your laptop. Kind of. In production, it's a total disaster. The video is laggy, the audio stutters, and your server's CPU and bandwidth costs go to the moon. You've just discovered the hard way what I had to learn: You're trying to make a central operator (your server) manually patch through every single frame of a high-def video call. You're sending a massive stream from User A up to your server, just for the server to send it all the way back down to User B. It's a massive, expensive, unnecessary bottleneck. Your server is dying because it's trying to do a job it was never meant for. This is where you need a different tool. This is where WebRTC comes in. The core difference is simple: - WebSockets are for Client-to-Server communication. - WebRTC is for Client-to-Client communication. Here's the simple breakdown of what to use, and when: WebSocket - This is a persistent, two-way connection between a client and your server. - The server is the single source of truth. All data must pass through it. - Use this for: -Chat apps (where the server needs to log messages and distribute them). -Live notifications (the server tells everyone a new post just dropped). -Stock tickers or live sports scores. -Multiplayer game lobbies (syncing player state from a central server). WebRTC - This is a direct, peer-to-peer connection between two browsers. - The server's only job is to be a "matchmaker" – it helps the two browsers find each other and securely connect. This introduction process is called 'signaling' (and ironically, you often use WebSockets for this part!) - Once connected, the server gets out of the way. The data streams directly between User A and User B. Use this for: -Video calls. -Voice chat. -Screen sharing. -P2P file transfers. Stop routing your video calls through your server. That's not what WebSockets were built for. You don't send video over WebSockets. You use WebSockets to set up the WebRTC call. Let your server be the matchmaker, not the overloaded operator in the middle.

@ejc3 @harshsinghsv You are wrong. There is still p2p calls for 1-1 communications. MESH is fine for up to 4 people

@harshsinghsv This post is nonsense. All the video conferencing companies send video streams to a central server for processing. There isn’t any peer to peer at all. Imagine getting individual streams of a 10 person video chat?

@binance, Thanks for including me in the top 100 blockchain people list, appreciate the signal! I must decline the Dubai invite though. I do not wish to disrespect, but many of the award voters are avid kaspians who rooted for my kaspa status at least as much as for my research. Let them win or count me out. Crypto has turned from a euphoric cypherpunk project to a house-friendly casino. You may not be the culprit, but as a top player you hold the lion’s share of the responsibility to correct this, and the October crash your USDe oracle glitch helped trigger adds to what needs to be addressed. There are three classes of crypto, as @mert put it recently: commercial crypto, casino crypto, cypherpunk crypto. <> A TBTF CEX should know better and play a different game with hardcore crypto projects. When binance lists a green frog three weeks post its “launch” but skips a fair-launched-Nakamoto-Consensus-100ms-upgrade-ATH-top-20-the-only-nonbitcoin-marathon-mined project, this is not merely binance rationally calculating; it is also binance molding the market in a way that is alas misaligned with the roots of the movement. You may feel that kaspa’s sovereign money thesis is boring – that bitcoin is already money and that implementing an internet-speed bitcoin is useless - fine. Wrong but fine. But what’s the thesis for the green frog? Money is a classic chicken-and-egg product. It is a scam up until one moment before tipping point, “most of the value comes from the value that others place in it.” Considering your resources and influence, I think it's safe to say you can serve as both the egg and the chicken and make it worth your while to push sound attempts towards tipping point. @cz_binance tweeted recently that “strong projects will be listed.” But binance is part of what defines "strong", it bears responsibility for the market’s compass and impulse and definition of strong. It is not a read-only entity. Binance listing fees are legit, they are just unfit for category cypherpunk. Kaspa devs and early supporters fairly mined less than half what satoshi and hals mined. We don’t have a 20% ZEC-style founders’ reward or protocol-enforced dev fund; this is not a jab at ZEC and the wonderful @Zooko, who was crashing in my car on a late Thursday back in the low ZEC MC days – if somebody deserves to win it is zooko – but assuming binance is not taking a maxi bet, it should revisit its relationship with hardcore crypto. We are here through bull and bear, ICOs NFTs XYZs; and we are the source of confidence that restores faith and capital inflow post meme-induced or CEX-induced crashes. Please fix this. Thanks again, hashdag cc @michaelsuttonil Exhibit A: Binance Innovation Zone Exhibit B: 10 bps Nakamoto Consensus

Version 0.14.0 of @connectycube @vendure_io chat widget plugin has been released. This update delivers a smoother installation experience and resolves bundler compilation issues some users encountered during setup The documentation also updated developers.connectycube.com/chat-widget/e-…

@stitchbygoogle Is there a way you could improve the "It looks like you've provided a screen_id that was already edited in a previous turn." error experience? I simply want to use a previous version of screen as a context for new screen generation.

🎨 Stop describing, start showing! One of your most requested features. Your design inspiration is now a core part of the Stitch canvas. 🖼️ Bring in any inspirational image or screenshot to add rich visual context to every step of your design journey—from initial idea to final edit. Four easy ways to add images: * Drag & drop * Paste (CMD/Ctrl+V) * Direct upload button * Attach to prompt Select images alongside your screens (CMD/Ctrl+Click) to provide the ultimate context for your next generation or edit. Coming soon: The ability to seamlessly incorporate images (logos, profile pics) directly into your generated designs.

@Atlassian @Lovable Will it just develop a complete feature from ticket description so finally the developers became useless?

Atlassian is teaming up with @Lovable to empower makers, product designers, and developers across all types of teams to spend less time on busywork and more time innovating. ✨ What will you build?