Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦

@htmleverything

🎙️ Weekly Web Development Podcast 🔗 https://t.co/IDadgEFCLi Head of Eng @cyfrin

🔗 Links 👉 Katılım Nisan 2018

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·14 May

It's a tough market for web developers in 2025 You need to find ways to differentiate yourself. #1 piece of advice I have is dive deeper. Knowing things at a surface level isn't enough anymore. You need to be the one companies turn to for a specific reason. Be the performance engineer, or the security engineer or the engineer that fixes bad React code. Find something that interests you and make it your speciality. This weeks HTML All The Things podcast episode covers more ways you can find work in 2025 🔗👇

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·11h

@flaviocopes yeah had the same experience with design, Opus still miles ahead there but for everything else this is close enough with the price being amazing it's def a good model.

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flavio@flaviocopes·13h

I've been using this in the past few days on a new app It's really good I only used Opus for UI tasks because I was having difficulties going "from words to nice design" like I'm used to with Opus, I guess using an AI design tool would have been better

Cursor@cursor_ai

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·12h

@mark_k Yeah I've been using composer 2 for a few days and it's impressed me, switched to it for a few personal projects.

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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·13h

Are you going to give Cursor another chance, now that Composer 2 is here?

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·14h

@ericzakariasson Dude you guys nailed the price to performance!

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eric zakariasson@ericzakariasson·14h

go try composer 2 in cursor, its a good model

Cursor@cursor_ai

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·14h

@cursor_ai The price on this is epic.

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Cursor@cursor_ai·14h

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·14h

I was testing this over the past few days and it didn't quite match the top end models but it was executing plans quite well. I didn't know their pricing model but the price vs performance on this this is probably #1 at this point.

Cursor@cursor_ai

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·16h

@dummdidumm_ Oh hell yeahhhh!

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Simon H@dummdidumm_·16h

Amazing

Aidan Bleser@ieeeedan

shadcn-svelte/create landed today btw

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@NotionHQ A great day to be alive.

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Notion@NotionHQ·1d

Heading 4 is finally here 😤 The years of “just bold the text and pretend” are over. Rolling out now.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@arvidkahl Healthy in the way that it doesn't effect my day to day. I just answer stuff as it comes in.

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Arvid Kahl@arvidkahl·1d

Do you have a healthy relationship with email?

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@johncodes "Create a convoluted diagram that will confuse the general public and impress investors. It doesn't have to makes sense. Make no mistakes"

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John McBride@johncodes·2d

lmao who approved this, it makes zero sense.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@michalmalewicz Actually really scary, cause I can see it in myself and it's not that important but with doctors holy shit.

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Michal Malewicz@michalmalewicz·1d

Doctors are using ChatGPT to diagnose because ... they're getting lazy. This is the kind of skill atrophy we really don't want happening in ANY industry, but especially ones related to health and military.

mejm@mejmpl

Może i lekarze zarabiają dużo, ale przynajmniej używają ChataGPT do diagnozy… oh wait…

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@notybbok yup I'd argue that you become a better dev if you can step away and touch some grass. People that just sit and code all day lose the thread and usually just code in circles rather then focusing on the important stuff.

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langford@notybbok·1d

i got married 3 months ago a friend got married 4 months ago one has been dating for 3 years is getting married soon I can keep going (we're all software engineers btw) touch grass, have a social life, and you'll have a normal love life like everyone else

Stanlee | Web developer@stanlee0nX

You can’t be in tech and have a healthy dating life. Especially if you’re a dev.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@ChiThukral I'm so tired of the snow.

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chi@ChiThukral·1d

that’s it. i’m putting the christmas tree back up.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@macerub Yeah the key there is figuring out how to invoke the system, that alone will provide a bunch of insight and in some legacy systems is the biggest challenge.

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Mario Cervera@macerub·1d

You need to modify a piece of legacy code, but you don't understand what it does. Sounds familiar? Write some tests. Invoking the system and observing its output gives a lot of insight.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@BHolmesDev These types of workflows are definitely starting to open up way more potential.

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Ben Holmes@BHolmesDev·1d

Computer use is so simple, but so powerful. - Set up a lightweight model that can run with low latency - Let it move, screenshot, evaluate, and repeat - Report back to the main agent when done with a final screenshot or video If you're annoyed with agents getting frontend wrong, this is the fix!

Warp@warpdotdev

Computer use is a huge deal. It lets agents close the loop by clicking around apps they build, verify changes e2e, and screenshot changes for review. Here's a technical deep dive from Daniel Peng (Warp eng) of how we built model-agnostic computer use for cloud agents 🧵

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@FrancescoCiull4 Inspiring Francesco, hoping to talk at a conference within the next couple years.

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Francesco Ciulla@FrancescoCiull4·1d

6 years ago, I was so terrified that I couldn't even attend a live event as a guest. Now, I can go on stage at MWC Barcelona, joking around with some of the biggest leaders in tech. Learning to speak in public was one of the most important choices for my career.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

@codewithmercy forgetting to do a pnpm install and spending time on that def humbled me.

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Code With Mercy 🚀👨🏻‍💻@codewithmercy·1d

There are some bug that will humble you, like really humble 😹😹

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

My suggestion to using AI to make you a better developer. Slow down, don’t over complicate, and focus.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·1d

Sandboxes, secure compute, containers. These seem to be the new trend for companies trying to create a moat for their AI tooling. I think it's a preemptive bet on that companies have been allowing agents to run without any permission checks and that is bound to blow up in their faces.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·2d

There's certain times when I'm reviewing code that I'm so glad that AI was the one writing it. A full on regex cron date time parser, like fuck that noise AI can have that.

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Mike @ HTML All The Things 🇨🇦@htmleverything·2d

Yup. Spending time min maxing the workflow without a real way to benchmark just seams like a waste of time vs just using the base agent and reviewing output.

vogel@ryanvogel

the more complex your "agentic workflow" is, the less I trust your work

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@flaviocopes @mark_k @ericzakariasson @cursor_ai @dummdidumm_ @NotionHQ @arvidkahl @johncodes