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@vaxryy luau or no balls

honestly atp we might just make the config pure lua. Transition period of like 2 major releases, small utilities stay hyprlang. There's so much we're trying to pack into hyprland that I don't think a config language makes sense anymore. Yay or nay?

@_mchenco @dillon_mulroy @elithrar @CloudflareDev super secret mr kimi cooking!

my contribution to @elithrar's code review bot (bonk) that we use in our @CloudflareDev docs repo. lilbonk uses a semi-secret, highly-anticipated model hosted on workers ai big bonk take lil bonk

why is making a chat ui lowkey hard with react native 🤨

@eualmeidazs @dillon_mulroy @haydendevs @elysiaJS i found a but within minutes, no response to it at all. also made a pr fixing wrong statements in docs about cloudflare. has been open for months. no thanks

@dillon_mulroy @haydendevs Hey, you should try @elysiaJS

so is bun and hono good enough for production or no

@1804davey @mrousavy yea of course but thats why its nice to use.

@DevSilvan @mrousavy expo-image works because the native code for expo go is already included in the expo go app binary. if you try to use any random native module that’s not included in expo go, it will not work.

in react native, there are generally four(4) ways to add native code to your apps - raw dog it with JSI - use Turbomodules by the React Native team - use Expo modules by the Expo team - use Nitro modules by Marc/Margelo personally I think Nitro is the best regardless of if you're using expo/bare/ or @one__js :) this is because Nitro supports writing C++, Swift/Kotlin code without the hassle of Obj-c/Java present in something like Turbomodules(expo modules doesn't support C++ ) it also has great type-safety using a tool called nitrogen for converting typescript-defined types to their closest equivalents in native Swift/C++/Kotlin. lastly, it's the fastest of them all!

@mrousavy @1804davey ehh some expo modules work just fine. one example is expo image vs nitro image

@DevSilvan @1804davey Neither Expo, Turbo, or Nitro Modules support Expo Go. Expo Go does not have native code, hence no native module system.

anyone here familiar with testing react native/expo apps? what is the new big thing here

so why is codex spinning up tons of zellij processes and never kills them

@jachands would be sooo surprising if thats how wrangler will turn out in the future 😜

You know what would be cool? Configuring wrangler using typescript

the new codex app makes my mba m4 lag like crazy 😵‍💫

@dillon_mulroy with this i might get through both my subscriptions weekly limits in a day :^)

been working on a tool called overseer for task management for my agent(s). pretty happy with how it plans and breaks down work so far - very iterative process (like 20-30) mins back and forth planning, then breaks it down into tiny atomic, demoable/testable commits/tasks

@expo your upgrade skill seems very broken. it cant even get expo 55 in my package.json it infinite loops on some commands

🧪 The beta usually lasts about ~2 weeks and then we'll announce the stable release (and update these notes with more details). We're looking forward to your feedback! expo.dev/changelog/sdk-…

‼️Expo SDK 55 beta is out now🧪 (RN 0.83.1 + React 19.2) Highlights: ♢ Legacy Architecture support is gone ♢ New default template (native tabs, /src/app) ♢ Hermes v1 opt-in ♢ Smaller OTA updates with Hermes bytecode diffing ♢ More native Router APIs + better brownfield support ♢...and more and more... We'll link to the release notes with details about breaking changes below ↓ Please give the beta a try and report your issues 🙏

@BraydenWilmoth @Cloudflare thats the cloudflare experience for you. capnweb also carrying me right now. cloudflare everything

@DevSilvan @Cloudflare it's so easy to build with DO's... kinda feels like you're missing something but then you realize you're not & it was in fact just that easy.

I built an Instant Messenger application all on @Cloudflare. It took 1 day, 3 files, 4 resources... and it's ready to scale from 0 to millions. Worker → auth & routing D1 database → store user/pass User DO → user profile & friends Conversation DO → messages Blog in reply, but quick teaser here: cloudflare/actors library made much of this a breeze with persist properties, easy web socket connection management, and sending messages to all listeners. But what did each piece do? Auth & Routing (Worker + D1) All requests come through the Worker either authenticated or not. If unauthenticated, actions available are to login or signup. When authenticated then it can pass the request through to either of our Durable Objects (user or conversation) to establish a web socket connection. All users authentication information is stored in a D1 database (kept it all CF for this example). User Service (Durable Object) Our friend list view connects directly to our user Durable Object via web socket. When we update our status we send a message to our individual DO which then can broadcast via RPC to our friends DO's and determine if they are online to send them a web socket message for live updating. Here is where we also store our friend list in a SQLite database scoped to our user. Conversation Service (Durable Object) Every individual conversation between two users gets its own DO instance. It's sole responsibility is to store messages, send notifications (via sockets) when new messages are sent, and send a notification when a user starts typing so we can see the "Person is typing..." TLDR; Building apps for fun for the sake of reliving nostalgic childhood memories is... worth it.

@zebassembly yea i can tell its a lot worse than claude but its my goto for smaller simple tasks to not eat my claude limits i have to fight for on a weekly 😭

GLM 4.7 is such a good value, I spent the weekend writing a daemon for managing ralph loops and controlling them remotely and used GLM for all my test loops. Even on the $3 a month plan I pretty much never hit rate limits. The UIs it output look like shit though 😅

@Zai_org @_mchenco can we get this one? 🥺

Introducing GLM-4.7-Flash: Your local coding and agentic assistant. Setting a new standard for the 30B class, GLM-4.7-Flash balances high performance with efficiency, making it the perfect lightweight deployment option. Beyond coding, it is also recommended for creative writing, translation, long-context tasks, and roleplay. Weights: huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-4.… API: docs.z.ai/guides/overvie… - GLM-4.7-Flash: Free (1 concurrency) - GLM-4.7-FlashX: High-Speed and Affordable

@dillon_mulroy I shouldn't have fallen in love Look what it made me become anyway capnweb + better-result goes brrr

@dillon_mulroy i literally was about to ask for a good prompt to do this

wanna try better-result w/ minimal effort? npx better-result init this will open claude code, codex, opencode, etc and help you audit and migrate your codebase

the more i use react native the more i wish i could use svelte and lynx