Alex Whitmore

BetterGitHub. Because what else do I do when I can't sleep lol. Create repos, edit files, pull requests, actions. Why not

@saltcod Woah, this is great!

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@joshmanders @adamwathan @nikitabier Now you're being targeted by the bots

@adamwathan Hey @nikitabier check the responses here. I thought you fixed this.

Working on "Copy as markdown" and LLMs.txt support for the Tailwind docs after all the support for our partners program last week ❤️

I love that GitHub saves your edited PR descriptions even if you don't save them

@saltcod @opencode I'm in the same boat. Already miss OpenCode and all I did was open CC lol

Finally got cut off my Claude max sub in @opencode 😭😭😭😭 What are my best alternatives? Can’t go back to CC after a week with opencode

@haydenbleasel What was the issue?

Just got a reply to my support ticket on Supabase. I'm moving to Convex lol.

@saltcod I had a pretty large code base recently that I asked Claude to try and one shot migrate to Turborepo. Exhausted my daily usage but nailed it haha, scary good

Let's see if claude code can convert a small app from prisma to drizzle in a single shot

@buildinpublic clearedgames.com

What did you ship in 2025 ?

Stack: - Next.js - Tailwind/shadcn-ui - Supabase Insane how fast I can build with this

I recently got a Steam Deck and the achievement tracking is horrendous. Now I have a consolidated view with better UI/UX. If you're a fellow gamer, try it out!

Built a nerdy side project. I've always loved gaming and getting achievements, now I have a tracker: clearedgames.com!

@heyandras Gf said Goodreads is a bad experience, time to build something better.

Does Amazon Kindle, or something similar worth it? I love reading from paper but maybe an ebook reader is more "efficient"?

@jordienr @ImSh4yy you’re needed

remember to update your footer

Vercel domains is sooo pleasant to use

@pqoqubbw This looks so good, nice work!

updated the site for the upcoming year huge rebuild of the crafts section is coming in 2026 👀 pqoqubbw.dev

@ImSh4yy We prepped for this the last 6 months. My footer says 2021, and I’m tired of manual upgrades. 2022 will be my year

It's almost 2026 and time to update your footers. We raised $4M to fix this. getfullyear.com

Why aren’t you using Azure DevOps? (It’s significantly better than GitHub actions)

Passkeysssssss supakeys.com/docs

@harjotsgill Haven’t used Code Rabbit yet, definitely won’t now

As the dust settles, I want to apologize for my strongly worded response to Aiden. It was excessive, even considering the inflammatory tone of his messages toward our company and staff, and I should have handled it more professionally. Below is a more detailed explanation of the situation, and I ask for patience and understanding from everyone. It started when Aiden posted that he hates our product with a "burning passion" without providing any context. That provocative statement understandably prompted a response from our team, who politely asked for feedback. From my perspective, he shared feedback centered on an atypical usage of the product, along with commentary delivered in a condescending tone. As a leader, I do not tolerate situations where our team is spoken down to or treated dismissively. That was the point at which I unfortunately lost my cool and responded in a manner I now regret. My response was not representative of how we engage with users who provide feedback in a constructive and respectful way. I want to thank the users who took the time to share their perspectives, both those who voiced support and those who raised thoughtful concerns about our approach to feedback. We are fully aware that our product is not perfect and that there are rough edges, and we rely on thoughtful, constructive feedback to help us identify and improve them. It means a great deal to me and to our team. I also want to thank the thousands of CodeRabbit users who have provided feedback over the years and helped us improve the product. Without them, we would not be where we are today. I've learned several lessons from this incident, and those lessons will stay with me for a long time. I hope others can learn from it as well. I wish everyone happy holidays and a happy New Year, and I'm looking forward to building on a strong year as we head into 2026.

Published an NPM package yesterday and it has 600+ downloads. I didn’t share a link or talk about it anywhere. Where does this inflation come from?