Alfred Bez

@thorstenball @erd0xbc Results are mindblowing 🤯 I've been using Claude Code heavily since beta, but this is next level. Giving your agent a clear picture of your goal and approach, then coming back hours later to a nice summary and clean results is just unmatched.

@AlfredBez @erd0xbc Good results too?

Codex App is the first time I felt Amp is not on the cutting edge. What's next?

@thorstenball @erd0xbc It's soo good

@erd0xbc Tried Deep^3?

@frankdejonge With 4 entries on the HN frontpage, HN now officially is the better cloudflare status page (or the new downdetector which is also down)

Cloudflare down, AGAIN?!

@mholt6 It’s only able to go downstairs (once)

How does it do stairs

@ryancarson "Perfect!"

Sheesh. Banged my head on the wall trying to fix a bug for 2 hours. Finally remembered to just ask the oracle in Amp. Fixed it in < 60 seconds.

@karpathy: vibe-coding @OpenAI today: vibe-charting

@thorstenball @imaxxs Most of the time, a 5-minute Pomodoro break to get a glass of water and breathe some fresh air is what helps me the most without losing focus.

@thorstenball @imaxxs Totally agree. It's useful for me when I encounter complex problems or feel stuck. I realize how helpful it is to step away from the computer for a while. Taking a walk (I live next to a small forest), feeding my chickens, or just taking a shower has brought some of my best ideas

I don't think I've shared anything as much as the Rich Hickey - Simple Made Easy talk. Many times per year, over many years. Constantly think of it.

@imaxxs @thorstenball I came here to mention the Hammock Driven Development talk. Both of them had a huge influence on me.

@thorstenball I also love Rich Hickey's Hammock Driven Development talk. youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5o… He recommends George Polya's classic book - "How to Solve It: A New Aspect of Mathematical Method"

@davefarley77 @GergelyOrosz @KentBeck Some challenges with this approach: - 100% MSI but terrible performance? - How do you version the specs themselves? - Could devs game mutation scores? - What about breaking changes that still pass tests?

@davefarley77 @GergelyOrosz @KentBeck My (naive?) assumption: a package with 100% MSI does exactly what the spec demands (nothing more, nothing less). This could be TDD's answer to dependency hell: let the tests choose the best implementation.

Has AI changed how you do TDD? TDD is about tight feedback & deep understanding. Will AI help us write better tests, or tempt us to skip the thinking? Have you tried AI with TDD? What worked (or didn’t)? I'm genuinely curious to hear about experiences with this...

@christophrumpel @v_dobler There is a PHP version of it written by @realFlowControl. You can find the blog post here: dev.to/realflowcontro…

@v_dobler uh I like that 👏

What are your best practices for importing huge CSV files?

@OskarStark @symfony @dunglas So is @dr4goonis now making a 30-second video on this one? 👀

Symfony Pull Request Review🔎 Starting from @symfony 7.3, the AssetMapper component now supports pre-compressing assets using Zstandard, Brotli, and gzip, enhancing performance and efficiency. 🚀📦 Kudos to @dunglas for this valuable contribution! 👏 github.com/symfony/symfon… #Symfony #PHP #OpenSource #Performance #Efficiency Powered by @sensiolabs

@VotrubaT But you're not talking about @x_framework , right? Talking on X about an unnamed framework and calling it X, together with the fact that there is actually a framework called X, is enough confusion for me for today. 😅

Looking at legacy framework X migration to Symfony/Laravel. The only problem is the version of framework is 1.0 Today, there is no Google-cached documentation anymore 😅 💡 GPT is the documentation 🙇

@_Codito_ We actually also have multiple baseline files (one for each team) and we split them after the generation. Makes sense to commit them directly in the CI job, I guess we will add this, too 👍

@AlfredBez Since we have multiple baseline files scattered across directories, it would be cumbersome to download an artifact and put these files in place manually. One-click action with automated commit makes it possible to go through the whole process using only Gitlab's UI 🙂.

PHPStan is great, I truly love it, but in huuuuge (and partially legacy) project with thousands of files, with millions of lines of code, every release, even the patch ones, can require work from you. In our case Renovate Bot warns us pretty quick 😅. New baseline, done!

@_Codito_ We have something related in our project: If you add the label "phpstan-baseline-generate" it will provide the generated baseline as an artifact that you can download.

Cooking something 👨‍🍳... Manually triggered CI job that can re-generate PHPStan baselines in Renovate Bot's merge request and automatically commit it to the source branch - thanks to this approach devs don't need to checkout branch and run the process locally.

@markusstaab @PHPDD I'd also like to come, but I'll be on vacation during that time 🙁 I hope that I can send someone from my team

Just booked my hotel for @PHPDD. See you in #dresden in september. phpdd.org