You can now launch the standalone dashboard using the aspire cli, without containers:
aspire dashboard run
#run-the-dashboard-standalone" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">aspire.dev/dashboard/#run…
@nthonymiller@Ixinfra I've also added in vector as well for semantic reasons.. its an additive change. "show me wtf this business rule XYZ is" across multiple repos
I have had 6 seperate meetings this week with different companies / people over "how to use ai at scale". They don't need to be sold on should devs use ai, what they are having major issues is how do you organise all the ai churn from chaos into order.
I've had 2 job offers as well. I feel there is a "navigator" role emerging more and more here, people who have enterprise architecture skills, but know how to turn teams heads towards a direction that doesn't end up in 20 apps all doing the same thing with 20 different UIs doing 20 different release cycles.
I've spent about a year investing in R&D around how to create code quality gates for ai generated code, how to help Business Analysts / Product Owners manage Product Management 101 via Ai, how to help Information Architecture churn out a distilled "TOGAF" style documentation that lets both Ai and humans read together without it feeling like "Slop". Design Systems for UI development, ensure your branding and design language doesn't drift off course. Systems around how to make Kubernetes and CI/CD pipelines work with a new SHA Diff management release cadence thingy pipeline (this one was born out of survival instincts more so then planning), Security ...this one is born out of fear I will accidentally turn into a Vercel but mechanical binary evaluation criteria to look for security land minds in code bases and assume every dev is lying.
All of this wasn't a "I have a plan follow me" this has been all problems I have faced personally to navigate AI in Enterprise companies. Basically "how the fuck do we do this at scale and not as cowboy devs".
I guess that has value in the market now.
so far.. i've found issues already @Ixinfra and its C# Drift detection. Classes hit/miss into the file-level text index, some edges landed, but the class-by-name and class-by-path indexes are empty for it. I'll keep playing could be a "me has no skills issue" .. i like it though. I think if my assertions are correct I can fix it myself tbh.
@nthonymiller how'd you do that btw, i have been trialing a few vector db solutions for code. I ended up creating a knowledge graph instead.. but its a pain in the ass to keep updated.
@nthonymiller btw. beacom was chasing you for us three to meetup for beverages and food. and talk human to human stuff. ..soemthing about a social life... never heard of the feature before.. anyway. overdue. get on it Miller! 🤣
@Dorizzdt One thing I've just started investing in is putting your entire codebase into a graph database and making it available to claude to ask more questions
Anthropic just pulled Claude Code from the Pro plan.
Pro users wanting it need Max now.
$100/month minimum. 5x jump.
I'm on Max 20x so I'm fine.
Flagging for anyone on Pro who's about to find out.
No announcement. Just a pricing page edit.
@darylginn I love Next.js too, but after trying Vite and other frameworks, tolerating the insanely slow development startup and page compilation times in dev mode has become impossible.
okay, now I get the TanStack Start hype.
moved our app from the latest Next.js over the weekend, and the dev experience improved dramatically: 30GB RAM down to 2GB, much faster startup, and almost instant page loads even from a cold run.
after spending the last few weeks trying to optimize our Next.js setup with AI and getting nowhere, i ended up using fewer tokens on the migration than we did on unsuccessful debugging/optimisation.