TIL "multimodal" still means just sending the asset in the form of a base64 encoded text string. I had it in my head that it was more complex than this 🙃
@mwolffhh@brendt_gd I’m not talking about “serious” apps(but it’d still be much easier to deploy with nginx than nginx + php-fpm. One less moving part).
I think it’s falling out of fashion because it’s so much easier to *start* a node project. No fussing with nginx, fpm, extensions, etc
I had the privilege of giving the @ReactRouter / @remix_run talk in Austin last night.
I covered a topic i've been struggling with for years: How to implement dialogs in React Router.
I have a write-up version of my talk on my blog:
programmingarehard.com/2026/05/06/rea…
Hope it helps! 🤘
As a Canadian whose life has been completely changed by entrepreneurship, it's hard to describe how disappointing this graph is 😕
Hopefully we can turn this around, it's in everyone's best interest to cheer for, celebrate, and support your builders.
Today is an opportunity…
- to learn something
- to log off
- to fix something around the house
- to spend time with your loved ones
- to enjoy outside
- to meet someone new
Every day is an opportunity ❤️
@joshmanders@v0 Yeah I just use it to give me ui/ux design ideas. Usually one or two prompts per idea and then on to me implementing in my app if I decide to use the idea at all
I don't know if I'm just using it wrong but I've never gotten @v0 to actually do anything after the initial prompt.
Every time I ask it to change something just a little bit it completely changes everything and when I tell it to go back to v1 of the design, it just wastes time and tokens and recreates the exact same thing as I'm saying it failed at doing and to revert.
I don't know how anyone pays for this. I keep trying to give it a chance but it always fails me.
It's quite literally better for me to take the first version prompt output and pull it into my editor and then use my own agent stuff over keep refining in v0.
cc @rauchg
Considering ripping out msw and standing up a hono api for testing. Seems so much more straightforward. No test code in my app, no service worker shenanigans, easier to understand, more real word…