Diego de Miguel

@MatiasMassetti @evilrabbit_ @matiNotFound Por los pibea y la seleccion todo

@evilrabbit_ @DiegodeMiguel87 @matiNotFound Quiero felicitar públicamente a @DiegodeMiguel87 por una terrible herramienta que compartió desinteresadamente hace unas semanas con la banda que va al mundial 👏👏👏

hace una semana tuve una pequeña idea, la compartí con los ▲ Argentinos en # world-cup y ya estamos desarrollándola. @DiegodeMiguel87 @matiNotFound ⚽️ stay tuned!

@evilrabbit_ @matiNotFound 🫡

@evilrabbit_ @pablostanley @montonenico muy buena

Incredible flag designed by @pablostanley 🤍

The hardest thing about agents and backends is durability. @workflowsdk fixes this. That LLM you're calling *will* go down. That service *will* rate limit you. That database *will* unexpectedly slow down. You *will* get paged 💀 I've been looking for a unicorn for a decade. I wanted the level of reliability of combining stuff like SQS / Kafka / microservices, and I absolutely did not want *that* at the same time 😂 Truly reliable systems like that are notoriously difficult to reason about, to develop locally, to test, to simulate, to deploy… Workflow SDK solves that without compromises. We're doing what Next.js did for the frontend, but for one of the most important problems of the new generation of backend applications. Notably, Workflow SDK has an incredible self-hosting and multi-cloud story from day 0. We've taken amazing lessons from Next.js and poured them into the many Worlds (adapters) you can deploy to. Congrats to Pranay and the Workflow team on a generational ship: vercel.com/blog/a-new-pro…

@BowTiedMara Putting together countries and federal states in the same list seems inaccurate

Barron Trump is launching a yerba mate brand 🧉 List of the world's largest consumers of yerba mate (kg/person per year): 1 - Uruguay (10 kg) 🇺🇾 2 - Rio Grande do Sul (9 kg) 🇧🇷 3 - Argentina (6.5 kg) 🇦🇷 4 - Mato Grosso do Sul (6 kg) 🇧🇷 5 - Santa Catarina (5 kg) 🇧🇷 6 - Paraguay (4.5 kg) 🇵🇾 7 - Paraná (4 kg) 🇧🇷 8 - Mato Grosso (3 kg) 🇧🇷

@delba_oliveira We will miss you, Delba. You built an incredible team and helped turn the Knowledge Base into something truly special.

Today was my last day at Vercel. It was a hard decision. Vercel was not just a job. It was ZEIT. My first app, first deployment, first open source contribution. The dream opportunity to work with Next.js. It was five years. Sweating over naming, mental models, progressive disclosure. Explaining, re-explaining, iterating. It was dozens of diagrams and videos, hundreds of docs, thousands of words, endless feedback. It was the tension between craft and speed. Hype, whiplash, and growth. It was for the web. I'm thankful to Vercel for letting me be part of its journey, as much as it was a part of mine 🖤

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@maxifirtman La conferencia de Guadalajara vercel-insights-hub.com/video/utPG9u6Z…

Forbes estima que Guillermo Rauch, argentino, CEO de Vercel sería ya multi millonario, con una fortuna superior a 2 mil millones de dólares. Desconozco si es así pero sí se que no se parece a ningún otro multi millonario que conozcamos por acá. Probablemente sea igual el único multimillonario con el que hablé varias veces y hasta que conoce qué hago pero, más allá de eso, es una persona super accesible, algo muy difícil para el resto. Compartí cena en Guadalajara hace unos meses y vino como un orador más y, si bien muchos lo tratan como estrella y un poco no le queda otra que tomar el guante, lo vi como alguien que quiere vivir haciendo lo que le siempre le gustó y no lo que (supuestamente) debería hacer por su éxito. Creo que prefiere estar charlando de un bug en JavaScript en una WebView de iOS (de eso charlamos porque recordaba que yo estaba con ese tema) que jugando al golf con algún magnate tomando champagne de 3000 dolares. Al menos lo que se ve de él en público. No siempre coincido con él y tuvimos algunos debates menores que ni debe recordar, pero siempre tuve la imagen de alguien que pensaba distinto a la media. Me quedó grabado eso de una charla que tuvimos en el auto cuando lo alcancé a su casa en San Francisco (hace muchos años, mucho antes de Vercel) después de un evento donde coincidimos. Además siempre me pareció una persona excesivamente optimista. Evidentemente es un distinto, te guste o no él o lo que hace. 😎 En Argentina fue el organizador de las únicas JSConf que hubo, fui orador y allí lo conocí, y siempre muestra ganas de hacer cosas acá para la gente de acá. Siente siempre que Argentina está para ser más Silicon Valley de lo que es.

@JuanRezzio @rauchg varios somos de Boca CC @evilrabbit_

@rauchg Son todos los argentinos en Vercel hinchas de Lanus? 🤣

Glad to be at 🇦🇷 🇺🇸 Argentina Week today in NYC representing Lanús to discuss the future of AI and Agentic Infrastructure

First, shadcn/skills: gives coding agents the context they need to work with your components and registry. Radix and Base UI, updated APIs, component patterns and registry workflows. Agents make fewer mistakes and produce code that matches your system and coding styles.

Google has shipped a CLI for Google Workspace (Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, …) Huge! Written in Rust, distributed through npm & skills.sh $ npm i -g @⁠googleworkspace/cli $ npx skills add github:googleworkspace/cli 2026 is the year of Skills & CLIs github.com/googleworkspac…

Vercel Queues is now in public beta. • Create queues and publish tasks • Control how work is consumed and retried • Get built-in durability and automatic scaling Built for apps and agents, Queues is the lower-level primitive powering Vercel Workflow. vercel.com/changelog/verc…

Our goal is to operate like the world's largest startup. One of our new colleagues told me today that what she loves the most about Vercel is how few meetings we have and how fast she can ship. And that at her previous job she was so asphyxiated by meetings that she could only get time to think and do deep work "at 8pm". Most companies are still operating with the legacy frameworks and operating rituals of the pre-AI, pre-agents "stone age". We don't just want to build self-driving software and infrastructure, but also amplify your own individual autonomy and impact of your contribution. If you want to meaningfully accelerate your career: vercel.com/careers

New @v0 is out. This is a real before and after. For v0 and for vibecoding in general. The moment it stops being just a novelty, something fun for side projects and experiments, and becomes the tool people actually use every day to build real things. (and yes, it’s still fun.) You can now work on your actual codebase. Import a repo from GitHub, create a branch, open a PR, merge, deploy. All from v0. The code runs in a real environment, not a simplified preview. There's a full VS-code style editor now, proper file organization. It's a whole new level. None of this happens without the people behind it. The level of talent, effort, and dedication on this team genuinely blows me away. If you’ve never tried v0, tried it a while ago and drifted, or have just been watching, this is the one. Give it a try. And if you do, please tell us what you think. Your feedback really matters.

We're introducing 𝚜𝚔𝚒𝚕𝚕𝚜 – the "npm" of AI skills. Excited to see an open, agent-agnostic ecosystem of skills flourish. To get started, try: ▲ ~/ npx skills i vercel-labs/agent-skills

Next.js 16.1 • Faster compilation in 𝚍𝚎𝚟 with file system caching • New bundle analyzer for inspecting and optimizing your code • Easier debugging with 𝚗𝚎𝚡𝚝 𝚍𝚎𝚟 --𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚙𝚎𝚌𝚝 nextjs.org/blog/next-16-1

Introducing Vercel Knowledge Base. Guides, tutorials, and 🔜, videos and demos, for developers building on Vercel. We created it so anyone at @vercel can share their expertise. This collective knowledge is used to power our support agent, AI chat, and more.

Introducing Vercel Knowledge Base. Guides, tutorials, and best practices for developers building on @vercel.

@josignat @montonenico @EstebanSuarez Se dio una vuelta al principio

@DiegodeMiguel87 @montonenico @EstebanSuarez Y Goncy?

La banda argentina de Vercel