John Schulz

That's Mandy Schulz. Get the name right. No "t" but ALL the T! Love you, sis

@RozenMD @elithrar I've gotten good results from github.com/anthropics/cla…

@elithrar used this today for the first time, it slaps

FWIW: I've been super happy with this command+subagent combo for code review. I run it after any material changes, before I push a PR, and with additional guidance to focus on specifics.

@elithrar @dok2001 @opencode I've enjoyed this plugin github.com/anthropics/cla…

big "I told you so" moment for @dok2001 when he pushed an @opencode command + subagent to our central config that runs three code review sub-agents in parallel + reports back. wasn't convinced it was going to be better than a single one, but I was wrong. temp 0.1 helps a ton.

@zebassembly Same, which is why I'm mostly on 🦋. I'm basically only drawn back here to read about Cloudflare stuff. I would love to see y'all over there!

it's really hard to be on this website as just a programmer and see all the vile shit other people say. I don't like that my timeline is programming - programming - post with horrifically racist or transphobic relies - programming.

@ibuildthecloud @DuckyCloud0 blog.cloudflare.com/enterprise-gra…

@DuckyCloud0 Always be wary of free tiers that are subsidized by enterprise sales. By the time you figure out how much it's really going to cost you are already locked in.

We will look back at Cloudflare being the bad idea of this generation. Don't wholesale adopt anything, you'll regret it. maxdeviant.com/posts/2025/hea…

@threepointone @appfactory DO's in Africa, please! x.com/JFSIII/status/…

@appfactory legendary feature. we’ll be adding more jurisdictions soon

- customer hadn't deployed their mcp servers in europe because of gdpr - mcp servers are built on durable objects which support jurisdiction - so we shipped a config that lets you specify the jurisdiction - durable objects stay winning live in agents@0.2.19

AYFKM?! FTFG

@ryanflorence @jordwalke In your homeschool?!

@jordwalke pedos everywhere

Homeschool your kids

@cyanhex A friend / former co-worker @btj is there working on Sites

@cyanhex Congratulations! Hope you have a great time. Not sure if you already knew but Couch is there!

why I joined figma in 2025—I want to be surrounded by folks excited to push on taste/how far we go with design details as the world sees how ai can augment what we do

@trueadm @necolas Funny, Nicolas (and me from 15-ish years ago) is who I was thinking of when I was watching the event stuff!

I actually really like Remix 3’s event pattern - in fact, it was literally what we explored with React Flare like 5 years ago whilst on the React team with @necolas. If you can build event subsystems that compose as self contained logic with their state then it simplifies things a lot. We didn’t ship React Flare because of many reasons - not related to the credits of the idea. I still think there’s a valid place for them though. Personally I didn’t find any of the other Remix 3’s experiments that impressive. They’ve all been done before in some capacity and found to have pitfalls. I admit though that every pattern or idea has pitfalls, but that’s my vibe. A good example is the DOM diffing on Frame, how does that work with dynamic components and lists? The whole getting the developer to do update() isn’t new either, Bobril and Ivi did that 5+ years ago. I congratulate new ideas and shared reasoning though. I noticed `context.get/set’ API in there - just like Ripple, which was validating. One question @ryanflorence, how do you spread events through composite components in this pattern? Do you expect people to pluck “on” and re-spread it?

I was at this one in 2011 and I'll be there in 2025 next week! Who else is going?!

@threepointone maybe you can help clarify things bsky.app/profile/danabr…

something ✨new✨ is coming to Workers Observability 👀 can you guess what it is 🤭🤫🙈

@zebassembly Oh, this is you?! Thanks SO much (I'm sure others helped)! I've been rolling our own and pestering folks since I started this job 4+ years ago. I'm never here. I just came back b/c @threepointone answered here but LMK what you cook up here or at bsky.app/profile/jfsiii… Cheers!

@JFSIII I wonder what that zebp guy is cooking up 🤔🤔🤔

White Whale captured?! github.com/cloudflare/wor…

@threepointone @CloudflareDev @ritakozlov @boristane No luck deploying. I posted about it in discord.com/channels/59531…

@threepointone @CloudflareDev @ritakozlov @boristane x.com/JFSIII/status/…

Do I know anyone at @cloudflare who can help/hint re: tracing for Workers/Pages? I'm particularly interested in using OpenTelemetry to send traces to Datadog (since we depend on other services already using them on there) but I'd be happy with traces in the Cloudflare Dashboard

@martymadrid You have a DC flag tattooed on you. I'm looking for your posts about the federal occupation but didn't see any. Got some links?

@ericclemmons I assume you've seen tsdown.dev but just in case

@lydiahallie Is bun also good for building npm packages? tsup isn’t maintained anymore and I need recs

💡you don't have to use *all* of bun to use *any* of bun! bun is all-in-one, but not all-or-nothing. use it with your existing tools! ✦ bun install + node → faster installs ✦ bun run + npm/pnpm/yarn → faster runtime ✦ bun test/build + project → faster tests & builds