Ryan Jordan

these React vulnerabilities are happening way too often I'm switching all my apps to Next.js to be safe

@fidexcode Ruby

What is your first ever programming language?

@lady_valor_07 Nein!!

ONE word in German

@webdeveloper_NG Came to the comments to say my banking app, but then saw that almost everyone said that... I bet devs in the finance industry still develop on windows.

We all use dark mode for all apps on our phone except one and we all know what app it is😂

@theo Vibewatch

Reply with the first npm package that you think of

@FlorinPop17 That's a lot of posting...

Forget about posting every day. Post every hour instead. Each post is like a lottery ticket. The more you post, the higher the chances you’ll get lucky.

Built my first open source MCP this week. Wraps your dev commands so Claude can see your terminal output. No more screenshots. No more copy-paste. vibewatch npm run dev Works with Cursor and Claude Desktop. npmjs.com/package/vibewa…

I'm working on a video walking through how to set up your first MCP from scratch. If there's a specific integration you want to see (Notion? Linear? Something else?) Let me know. Will build whatever's most useful.

The wild part... This is just year one. OpenAI and Google both adopted MCP this year. Enterprise companies are building security tools around it. The ecosystem is growing fast. If you're building with AI tools, this is worth understanding now.

MCP just turned one year old. If you're still confused about what it actually does, here's the simplest breakdown I can give: 🧵

If you paid for Opus 4.5 using API This costs $3.43 to build And it just took like 10mins

@psomkar1 Chrome...

Guess the browser?

@karthikponna19 This made me sit up in my chair! 😨

guess my profession ?

Backend is easier than frontend.

@thepatwalls Interesting perspective. Never thought of it like that.

100% If I was starting over from scratch, I would still pick RUBY ON RAILS. Why? Because it's opinionated: - LLMs know best practices, so it's less likely to hallucinate. - If you need some help from a "real coder", a Rails dev can come in quickly and with minimal cost. - ActiveRecord is a gift from god. I know stuff like Next.js never really figured it out.

@lucas_montano Trust the process!

just discovered my best friend has been vibe coding for the last 2 years i was horrified he’s been shipping full products with no specs, no diagrams, no architecture reviews, just “trying things until it feels right” i invited him over for an intervention we opened his metrics apps in production: 3 paying customers: 1,200 monthly downtime: 0 minutes it was worse than i imagined millions of lines of undocumented intuition, completely non-compliant with any serious engineering framework i did the only thing a real friend could do we spent the entire weekend rebuilding his workflow introduced jira, quarterly architecture councils, rfc templates, raci matrices and a strict “no code without diagram” policy his shipping pace collapsed overnight but now every button change requires a 9-page design doc, a risk analysis and a future scalability assessment for when he “hits 10 million users” revenue growth stalled but his confluence space has never looked more enterprise-ready i’ve never been more proud of him he’s no longer some chaotic vibe coder he’s finally a blocked, over-process senior engineer