Hammed Oyedele

Can I automate browsers with AI??? Can I automate email replies with AI??? Can I sleep at night peacefully, knowing fully well that there is something constantly monitoring the platforms under my care are running through scheduled checks? Can I monitor that particular online store for discounts on products I would love to buy??? I answered YES to these questions and many more with my first personal project! I'm calling it Flowshub for now, but that is still open for changes. Watch this space for the final launch!

My Senior Software Engineer really helped me in customizing all of @shadcn UI components. She made no mistakes. 😎😎😎😎

My daughter will be a year old in less than 30 minutes....

Holy crap... with the @nextjs 16.2 update the next server is now using 10GB+ of memory and my MacBooks fan is running constantly (before it never even turned on). What's going on here...

@sebastienlorber @BrodaNoel Yeah, I agree there are cases where guarding against production works but not in this case where you only want that piece of code to run when in a certain environment.

@devhammed @BrodaNoel I think you are both right/wrong and it depends on the context Here I definitively this to only be applied for tests since it's an escape hatch to make tests pass due to a Jest limitation (no support for ESM)

Git blame on me 😅 Dunno what I was smoking that day

@sebastienlorber @BrodaNoel Exactly why checking against the actual environment you want it to run is much safer than just guarding against production. If you have used what he suggested, this code will definitely run everywhere because it will be undefined at that point.

@BrodaNoel @devhammed The reality is more awkward, this test wasn't even used in practice, and I probably added it preemptively in case we migrate from Jest to Vitest later 😅

I think you should take time to test this out before defending your take on this. He made a typo with the environment variable. N0DE_ENV instead of NODE_ENV. At that point, N0DE_ENV will be undefined because it is referencing an environment variable that was never defined. N0DE_ENV === 'test' will always evaluate to false so the condition body will never execute. N0DE_ENV !== 'production' will always evaluate to true which means the condition body executes which is potentially a dangerous code to run in production.

@devhammed @sebastienlorber Absolutely no. If the environment is not test, what is? it's staging or prod. You never want that. As fallback, the environment should always be consider "test"

@BrodaNoel @sebastienlorber What he wrote is much safer. N0DE_ENV will never equal 'test' so the dangerous code will never run. If you invert that, the N0DE_ENV is obviously not defined so which means it will be undefined which is not equal to 'production' obviously and the dangerous code runs.

@sebastienlorber The best part is this: Due to it was not "test", then it probabaly was consider "production". So, you killed the DB hahaha. It's always better to set: "!== 'production'", so, any error like this results on "test"

@nummanali @mlevy02 @kenn There is Minio or Localstack for local development. Cloudfare R2 also supports S3 API, Digital Ocean Spaces too, Google Cloud Storage too.

@mlevy02 @kenn I must've been living under a rock haha Haven't used S3 for a while, current company is Azure heavy But looking to review options soon

It’s cool that Bun is adding these features but what is Bun turning into? It’s no longer just a faster JavaScript runtime It’s becoming a platform right? Also makes you wonder how much of this is influenced by the needs of Claude Code Observations, not judgement

@DelaneyGillilan "fast enough" to display the streams from that site just like it would in an actual terminal.

@devhammed Very fast... compared to what?

Even PHP can be fast y'all via.zweiundeins.gmbh

@EIsenah @AmanVirk1 I get you but Django Admin is customizable and you actually have to login as a super user. Drizzle and Prisms Studio are just database management tools.

@devhammed @AmanVirk1 Ohh I see. When he said Django ships one OOTB, I inferred he meant Django Admin, that's why I mentioned those.

Are we (JS devs) using Admin panels? Laravel has Nova. Rails has Active Admin. Django ships one out of the box. What do we have 👀 Genuinely curious what everyone is using, or if this just isn't a thing in the JS world.

@AmanVirk1 I use React Admin (with API obviously).

@EIsenah @AmanVirk1 Those are not really admin panels.

@AmanVirk1 I dunno, I think it's whatever your ORM provides. I use Drizzle or Prisma studio.

Day 007 of putting it out there that I'm open for new opportunities! I have 8 years of experience working with libraries, tooling and frameworks built with JavaScript and PHP including but not limited to Laravel, WordPress, AdonisJS, Next.js, Nest.js, React, Vue.js, Svelte, jQuery, Tailwind CSS, Inertia.js, etc. linkedin.com/in/devhammed

Shipped two new AdonisJS Plus packages this week. 👉 Persona gives you low-level APIs for user management, email verification, password resets, and 2FA. 👉 Permission gives you a type-safe RBAC layer that integrates with Bouncer. These packages are the foundation for Kit components (full-stack copy-paste components) we are building for AdonisJS apps. Super excited about where this is heading. We are getting to a point where you can set up the foundation of a SaaS product in minutes, on top of a modern, type-safe framework with zero lock-in. adonisjs.com/blog/introduci…

Inertia v3 Deep Dive w/ Pascal Baljet x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I accidentally built a local AI inference engine. Never intended to. Just wanted to test some models. Now it has transcription, TTS, voice cloning—all running locally. Writing custom Metal kernels to make it faster. github.com/izwi-ai/izwi

@PovilasKorop I remember posting something similar but the main reason why I had to create the calculation as a variable string then use in both select and where statement is because in SQLite, a HAVING clause is only valid when used with a GROUP BY or an aggregate context.

Laravel tip. Location-based filtering is a common requirement: - “find nearby” - “within X km” - “order by distance” Eloquent scope helps avoid repeating Haversine queries. You may put it into a Trait to use it in many models. Or maybe even a Package to use in many projects.

In the next version of Bun `Bun.WebView` programmatically controls a headless web browser in Bun