Roberto De Simone

@burkeholland is 7.5x for the new models the hidden price increase?

@regocxy @threejs It’s great - maybe you should review the site in iOS. Loading time on iOS might also be an issue (iPhone 17 with iOS 26).

I turned a car website into an interactive film. It doesn’t feel like browsing anymore — it feels like being inside a scene. check it out: d19-3d.leapmotor.cn #threejs #gsap #creativecoding

@madebygoogle Thanks for getting in touch with me. After turning off the phone over night, the phone behaves again as it should. Yesterday, after the update and rebooting it was not possible to swipe to open e.g Settings. Also scrolling in YT or X was extremely sluggish. The issue is solved.

@r_desimone Hi Roberto, we understand this is important for you. Could you please share more details about the issue with the device so we can assist you better? Let us know, we'll do our best to help. ^John

@GooglePixel_US the April Android update made my Pixel 6a unusable.

@Android the April update made my Pixel 6a unusable.

@glaforge The Drawer does not work on iOS. It displays only the backdrop.

The open source ADK agent framework has a new URL and a refreshed homepage! adk.dev

@claudiogisler Herzliche Gratulation 👌

Ein neues Kapitel in meinem Leben beginnt - ich bin gespannt auf die neuen Erfahrungen.

We looked into this but for static site it effectively doubles your build time / size (need 1 .html, 1 .md for every route). I’m more bullish on the host/server being the right place for this logic to live. Cloudflare approach is correct imo and vercel/others will eventually follow suit. The idea of this being a single line of server config is just too compelling. We’ll probably add support regardless, especially to make it easy for SSR sites that want to add this as runtime middleware, which doesn’t 2x your build (only static sites suffer from that). In the meantime, there’s nothing blocking you from adding this as middleware or a build-time integration! Would love to see more exploration here in userland as we figure out the right shape of this.

@FredKSchott Thank you so much for your detailed explanations. I host my website with Cloud Run. I've already considered a solution using nginx. Thanks again!

@FredKSchott would be nice if Astro itself would get a feature to return Markdown if requested in the header (not necessarily autogenerated). Thanks.

@Enea_Jahollari Happy New Year

Happy New Year everyone 🎆🎆

@mrdoob Cool!!!

@Enea_Jahollari 😂

@r_desimone It’s a joke 😄

Angular will release Python support in templates and Desert mode about dehydration. /s #angular

@jamesckemp Needed

How often have you needed to specify a "unit of measurement" at the product level in WooCommerce? I.e. "per meter", "per unit", "per box".

@photomatt @WordPress I think that developing with components makes the difference. WP Blocks are not the same. Maybe take a look at astro.build. It would really be great to benefit from the WP ecosystem but have modern web concepts.

For people who run @WordPress in a headless way, what would make it more appealing for you to run full stack WP? That’s where a lot of magic happens. Is it a developer experience, deploy model…? How can we make themes as fluent and easy to build as the latest nextjs/etc?

@mgechev Lovely photo and lovely place - hope you enjoy your holiday as much as we did.

I took this photo at the Okavango River ❤️

@burkeholland I agree, it's the model I use the most in GitHub Copilot Agent Mode.

4.1 is the most misunderstood model in agentic coding rn. It's literal. But it is also exacting, highly capable and an absolute speed freak. I came to build things, not watch agents think.

4.1 vs Claude "search for the lifx api docs official and create a markdown file that documents the api. include auth, how to call the api, as well as a markdown table of all api endpionts and their parameters. save to the docs folder."

.@FlutterDev does a llms.txt exist for Flutter similar to @angular ? Thanks #flutterdev #ClaudeCode

@burkeholland Does it create e2e tests for Playwright?

Strange thing I've noticed happening with GitHub Copilot. I usually write zero tests for my apps. That's just the cold hard truth. It's just faster to user test it. Click a button, check if it did the thing. But now I'm actually writing tests because its FASTER than the user testing. Or rather Copilot is writing them. No more waiting for the UI to come up, navigating through screens, etc. Copilot spits out the test faster than I can do a single quick test myself. And then I don't have to do any subsequent user testing. The time saved here is 🤑. I think we're going to see a lot more tested code out here. That's a great thing!