Kingsley O.

how's this looking? Forgot how much fun adding beautiful ui micro-interactions/animations is (tho this had lots of complex states). Btw, this is for my upcoming SaaS; I will release a product in the feedback management industry, with a unique proposition and high quality ui/ux.

how is anyone able to use @claudeai claude code when it literally scrolls jumps so much? Feels like it got worse with recent updates.

@ctatedev Does it work on windows now or still broken?

agent-browser is now fully native Rust. The results: 1.6x faster cold start. 18x less memory. 99x smaller install. Less abstraction means faster shipping, more control, and capabilities that weren't possible before. Now with 140+ commands across navigation, interaction, state management, network control, debugging, and multi-engine support. It's become the tool we wished existed when we started building it. Thanks to everyone who reported issues, contributed fixes, and helped shape this release. More to come.

--> is the em dash for ai frontend design 🤡

@useblacksmith @theo Aww bummer, looking forward to when that drops though 😁, cheers!

@Kingsley_codes @theo Hey! We don't have Azure Devops support at the moment! We do want to support it in the future

to the folks at @useblacksmith , im thinking to move our builds to your service (succumbed to @theo 's ads haha). Probably a silly question, but is there support for Azure Devops? We wouldn't be able to move off.

Composition solves a massive load of issues with AI written code

@thdxr Been cringing hard today, many posts starting with "Future is...". Everyone's a prophet in tech these days 🙄

everyone's so into predictions these days just predicting this and predicting that

Looking for a better alternative to coderabbit, heard good things about @greptile ? tired of the bugs I have run into with coderabbit that literally prevents it from actually reviewing my feature commits. It's quite ironic that the bar is so low for my next choice: less buggy

the state of a lot of the developer tools I use today sometimes make me wonder if I'm just the one who's clueless or the slop is just too much

@ankitjey @HadesArchitect @coderabbitai Hi Ankit, sent you a DM, thanks

@Kingsley_codes @HadesArchitect @coderabbitai Hey, do you mind sharing your username or email, I can check this and get back

Is anyone able to get @coderabbitai to actually ignore .md files with the yaml config in the Vscode? ive spent hours with the path_filters, and it's just not working. Going a bit insane at this point.

@HadesArchitect @coderabbitai Yeah, the vscode extension, sorry, was a bit brain dead at time of post.

@Kingsley_codes @coderabbitai "In the VS Code" You mean the CodeRabbit IDE extension?

AI ruined this phrase: "The simplest approach...)

@v0 having issues, but didnt have issues collecting my payment for extra usage credits. Now i cant even use them for the urgent work I was trying to get done. smh meanwhile no one's talking about the fact that its down atm.

Is @v0 down? tried four times already.

left my desk after starting a @v0 session only to come back to this and all my credits went poof. Thanks guys.

cant get a word in and opus 4.6 has begun compacting. think ill just stick to 4.5

Noooo not Claude code also losing my chats history. just why?!

using 4 skills I got from skills[.]sh, I can literally just tell slopus to evaluate its uncommitted changes againt ALL 4 skills, and it immediately refactors all its mess to be fully composable. Beautiful! thanks @vercel

@ShawkyMesbah Ok, yeah will do the same then

@Kingsley_codes same experience here - it floods the context with type errors that claude then tries to "fix" in weird ways i turn it off for most projects now, only enable for strict typescript stuff where i actually want that feedback

ive found that using lsp in claude code often distracts the agents more than help it. Wondering if there's a point to keeping it