Nathan

@leerob @ephraimduncan Ngl this one tweet might have made me a Cursor user for life

@ephraimduncan Pretty coo!

You can now use Composer 2 in OpenCode with your Cursor Subscription

@thdxr @leerob @ephraimduncan @drevantonder WOOHOOO

@leerob @ephraimduncan @drevantonder wait then can we make it an official thing

@Folke Ah the bun one might be a tad premature, I like but saying pnpm is dead is wild. And yeah oxc > biome for me personally

⚡️bun + biome + tsgo 🪦pnpm + tsc + eslint + prettier + vtsls

@MattJamesBoyle @ona_hq @linear TIL about the sdk… and there goes my weekend

7 quality of life improvements we'll ship this week to @ona_hq 🧵 1) Command Palette. Heavily inspired by @linear who nailed it here tbh.

Guess ill move off of Vercel for (unpaid) personal projects at this point. I dont mind if people ask permission for this, and everyones free to make their own choices, but I am your funnel, not your product.

@tannerlinsley @Aah_myth Epic

@Aah_myth DB and Intent has them. Router/Start are merged, just need to release them, other libraries are in the works.

Working on a new app. Could really use tanstack start skills. Do we have a tentative date on when we can expect tanstack start skills? @tannerlinsley

@dillon_mulroy Copilot + sidekick.nvim for NES

i think i’m back to wanting a really good tab model - any progress here outside of cursor (i don’t have access to supermaven) and for nvim?

@pie6k @Marco43896307 Would you not use a container query for that?

@Marco43896307 this set (sm:) is based on the width of the entire browser window. The one here is more interesting - it says "if this very div width is less than 300px no matter what is the reason of it"

Getting hard to keep up with all the new CSS features.

@thdxr I feel like I’m learning that lesson multiple times over in real time. We got to used to asking “but what’s their moat?” and forgot about how large is the market? And what remains open to capture/convert?

there are so many successful companies in the world they all use different programming languages, tech, processes, hiring strategies, etc and that adds up to whether or not it's fun to work there good thing to remember these days because AI is making people think there's going to be one optimal way of being successful

@AlemTuzlak @izadoesdev Congratulations!!

Today marks one of the happiest days of my life and one of my greatest achievements. ❤️ Today I have become a father to a healthy baby boy 👶 I am beyond happy and I am looking forward to the adventures with him and my beautiful wife who is my rock and my biggest love. 👨‍👩‍👦

@ctatedev Now that’s the coolest thing I could have seen today

Generative UI for Solid.js is here

@thdxr @thoughtlesslabs @opencode Brb quitting my job

@thoughtlesslabs @opencode lol i was just gonna post that if anyone makes an announcement post we'll probably just start paying them

i am joining @opencode* *unofficially. kind of just hoping @thdxr doesn't notice with how fast they are growing.

@neogoose_btw @alish2001_ Also curious if whatever you made for opencode can also be available or is already as lib

@alish2001_ You actually can wait a day or two for a big announce

And I am not joking it is fraeking crazy that fff can do exact file search code search on the whole linux repo (7GB, 100k files) in real time but also it can do TYPO RESISTANT FUZZY CODE SEARCH *mostly* real time (just about 160ms delay per word)

@kianbazza @shadcn @tailwindcss Nice

Introducing 𝚑𝚒𝚝-𝚊𝚛𝚎𝚊—a collection of @tailwindcss utility classes for expanding the hit area of interactive elements. Small hit areas are a silent UX killer. One class fixes it. Distributed via @shadcn registry - see link below.

@thdxr With dynamic mcp tool discovery, do we now no longer need skills? Does opencode do this?

in opencode 1.2.18 we believe we solved the issue where processes would hang in the background in many terminals when you close the tab it sends a SIGHUP that wasn't being handled by our runtime automatically so had to manually handle it

@aidenybai But can you extend it to non-React though

extra: you can create custom internal tools by extending react grab #plugins" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/aidenybai/reac…

Introducing React Grab Select any element on your page → tell Claude Code or Codex what to change Fully open source npx react-grab@latest

@stolinski Every time I think this, I then lose time trying to standardize on a stack instead of just shipping it…

I often let my desire to use the latest new and unstable stuff get in the way of me actually knocking out projects. I need to standardize on a stack I can be productive with.

@Dominus_Kelvin Truly terrible advice, congrats

A red flag for me with a young African startup is when I see Supabase, Neon, PlanetScale, or any auth-as-a-service on their stack. It tells me one thing: you're building from hype, not from math. You picked Supabase because a YouTuber used it in a tutorial. You picked Neon because "serverless Postgres" sounded cool. You picked Clerk because writing a login page felt beneath you. Now you're paying $25/month here, $30/month there, $15/month for auth — for an app with 40 users. Meanwhile: a $6 VPS can run your database, your auth, your entire backend. Docker makes it painless. Cloudflare R2 gives you backups for practically nothing. Then you tweet "we're raising to extend our runway." Brother, your runway isn't short. Your stack is expensive. Those are different problems. One has a fix that takes an afternoon. The other takes months and costs you equity. Ship Lean. africanindiehackers.org/ship-lean

@hasanthehun Well that and maybe a very cold winter

socialism works

@mitchellh Is the Neo supposed to be like aChromebook competitor? Who is the target audience for something with such little memory and storage options

Daydreaming about an entry MacBook Neo as a thin client for local LLMs and dev work on a maxed future Mac Studio. Apple is creating the best value hardware for local AI and it’s amazing to think of consequences of that.