Felix Schmid

@romaindewolff @iamismail are you using dia as your main day-to-day browser or primarily firefox and only for AI magic dia?

@iamismail Dia is king for me

When u have too many browser installed 😂

@christophrumpel @openclaw For what type of tasks do you use it primarily? I've found it nice to have for simpler things like reminders and some basic needs but haven't had that Wow-moment yet 🤔 Maybe I haven't connected the right tools yet or smt

The crazy thing about @openclaw is how it connects all the given AI tools and models under a framework and creates an assistant for you that is 10x better than everything out there. It's the connection between the tools and YOU. I was working on a new task and since it knew I like to share my learnings here, it just gave me some ideas what to share.

@dennismuellr are you on the beta with your main device, how's your experience regarding the battery life? 🔋 i'm still a bit worried haha

nice, apple shipped a sleep score

@TweetsOfSumit @nuxt_js Ich nutze NuxtUI seit v1 und bin echt happy damit. Mit dem Standard-Style konnte ich mich auch nicht richtig anfreunden, aber wenn man mal den Dreh raus hat, klappt das Customizen richtig gut und straightforward. Sag gerne Bescheid, wenn du irgendwo konkrete Fragen hast :)

What’s the best UI library for @nuxt_js? I tried shadcn-vue but can’t get over installation errors. Nuxt UI is not a fit from a style perspective. Back to tailwind UI or are there other libraries for styled components?

@peer_rich I’ve been wearing a whoop 24/7 for almost a month now and ngl it’s pretty interesting. Not sure about the real value though, what are you trying to accomplish/enhance using it or just for sleep tracking?

whoop vs oura?

@filamentphp @PovilasKorop @alvinaputri really looking forward to it! 😍 yeah assumed so, as the limit/offset handling is on the database layer before touching the application. happy to provide you with more information/debugging details if helpful in any way!

@schmidfelix13 @PovilasKorop @alvinaputri This is the sort of performance case that v4 will hopefully solve. It is not about the number of records in the database table, its about the number of cells being rendered per page on the Filament table (rows x cols)

I just realized something about new Laravel starter kits. Whenever I see someone asking for a more SIMPLE starter kit, I'm tempted to recommend @filamentphp right away. It uses default Laravel Auth, with login/register and adminpanel function/design. Or am I oversimplifying?

@PovilasKorop @alvinaputri @filamentphp should be around 10k records, but imo that shouldn't make much of a difference as these won't touch filament as the pagination is done on the database level. should be two relations loaded per row, currently afk 😅🤦‍♂️

@schmidfelix13 @alvinaputri @filamentphp Hmm, would be interesting to reproduce... How many records are in the DB table? How many relationships are loaded?

@PovilasKorop @alvinaputri @filamentphp to be fair this is not the normal workload for basic crud applications for sure, but imho it shouldn't be that hell of a problem as well...

@PovilasKorop @alvinaputri @filamentphp we are currently experiencing performance issues under macOS/Vapor for large tables (pagination set to 50/100/150) with about 25-27 columns whereas 10 are inline editable (TextInputColumn). Takes about 3-4 seconds to load even though the applications are highly optimized

@romaindewolff yessir 🫡 just ordered a whoop over the weekend and i'm super eager to try it out

Let’s start this week with the right foot and do something

@christophrumpel @PovilasKorop I think the whole controversy is kind of hilarious. Just use what you're familiar with and stick with Livewire scaffolding if you don't want to use any JS framework. Really getting Jetstream flashbacks over here 😂

@PovilasKorop haha Povilas, should this really tell you something? Don't get lost in details. Just the first I finished 🤷‍♂️

Laravel + React: First Look at the New Official Starter Kit youtube.com/watch?v=_sw61E… Getting back to yesterday's discussion about React vs Vue, the official channel shows REACT as the first demo. Not Vue or Livewire. So, it should probably tell us something.

@BlakeAsCode @TweetsOfSumit @code Bestimmt, wobei mein Hauptproblem tbh da garnicht direkt Cursor sondern einfach VS-Code mit PHP ist 😅 Das fühlt sich für mich im Vergleich zu PhpStorm total "lose" und unstabil an, ohne die ganzen Refactoring, XDebug Features, etc. Sicher aber irgendwo Gewöhnungssache^^

@schmidfelix13 @TweetsOfSumit @code Glaubst du das liegt daran, weil vielleicht weniger Trainingsdaten in Laravel/PHP zur Verfügung stehen?

I still copy&paste my code from @code into the ChatGPT app and back. Especially when talking about multiple files and specific functions. Any suggested workflow that works better with VSCode? Somehow I can’t get warm with the GH Copilot UI in @code.

@TweetsOfSumit @code Ich teste Cursor jetzt seit ein paar Tagen und bin echt super überzeugt, für alles was mit React/TS zu tun hat - hätte ich nicht gedacht! Nur was die Laravel/PHP Entwicklung angeht finde ich es noch echt hackelig :/

@code I swear if one more person recommends Cursor I'm actually gonna go ahead and try it.

@PeSonn @PovilasKorop the livewire kit appears to be a good option when you don't want to use any js framework - livewire is used on the scaffolded pages and the rest of the app can use normal blade rendering :) also i think breeze is still supported isn't it?

@PovilasKorop If you can explain the new starter kits so easy for people to use them like they would have used breeze, that would be great. Find it hard to understand why they force people to use JS frameworks. specially for people new to web it’s really a lot to start with both.

Planning to update old Vue/React/Inertia courses to Laravel 12. Problem: I used Breeze in many of them. So... should I just create new course(s) specifically about new starter kits, instead? Decisions, decisions...

is there any platform that allows me to *deeply* integrate an AI chatbot into an existing tool using some kind of no/low-code technologies? should not only know the docs, but actually perform actions and interact with the app on the users behalf 🤔

@tankots @WisprFlow i'm reaaallyy looking forward to ios support! 👀🤩

Hack day at @WisprFlow today! Send us your wildest product ideas and we'll build it.

@BjarnBronsveld I've just made the switch three or four days ago since arc was just not usable anymore. so far pretty happy over here and haven't run into any firefox issues till now

Trying out Zen Browser again, it improved a lot since I last tried it out!

@alexandersix_ @zepfietje @filamentphp Awesome! 😍 Really looking forward to testing v4, but I'm afraid there is no ETA yet is there? I'm going to follow up and dig a bit deeper on this if the update does not help :)

@schmidfelix13 @zepfietje @filamentphp Dang, ok. Well, we have some performance improvements in the works for v4 (including partial rendering), so hopefully that fixes your issue! If not, I’d love to try and figure out what’s going on!

What’s the number one thing you struggle with when building @filamentphp applications? 🦒

@alexandersix_ @zepfietje @filamentphp Yeah, that sadly doesn't make any difference at all. Even production with more memory, etc. and debugbar disabled (obviously 😅) the load times are still between 3-5, sometimes even longer. I've also disabled the view collector locally and cached the icons, didn't make any diff

@schmidfelix13 @zepfietje @filamentphp Obviously you won’t be able to see the performance stats if you do this, but have you tried disabling debugbar and trying to load that page again? I’m curious if it feels faster without or if it’s slow all around.

@alexandersix_ @zepfietje @filamentphp I'm assuming it's some kind of Livewire / Rendering problem. The database query takes roughly 1ms to finish. Debugbar says booting is done in about 110ms and the application itself needs 3-4 seconds to return the response. Network shouldn't be a problem as well (local and prod)

@schmidfelix13 @zepfietje @filamentphp This may sound like a ridiculous question, but do you know where the performance issues stem from? Is it slow at the DB level, networking level, rendering, etc.?