Code is mostly solved but local env is not. We should normalize remote IDEs that just work out of the box, consistently everyday, with no config.

Eww. I realize I'm terrible here. It's been 6 months since my last post. I should probably change that.

🚀 Frontend AI Beta 2.5.0 is Here! Create components from text or image! ✨ New Templates ✨ Quickstart Page ✨ Zoom Controls Try it now at tools.webcrumbs.org & join our Discord: discord.com/invite/ZCj5hFv8x… #frontend #AI #coding #webdevelopment #beta #programming

FrontendAI by Webcrumbs: Use our free Frontend AI tool to create your own web components. Generate code… producthunt.com/products/fro… via @producthunt

In a startup, the noreply email is more like reply-pls-i-never-asked-you-anything-pls-pls-pls@webcrumbs.org

Nobody tell us that having our own email domain makes all tech startup services suddenly stop being free and become charged at a fee times the number of emails with that domain. 🤣 GoDaddy should wear a warning.

Came across a “rockets can’t go in reverse” t-shirt. They never heard of space x, apparently.

There should be a button "Thanks!" to ChatGPT interface, so we don't feel compelled to use tokens to be polite with a machine

GPT-4o is that super extroverted person that can talk fast and for hours about the same topic.

First video ever. loom.com/share/bc355b89c8a84…

Vercel timeouts with OpenAI API... Solutions?

CORS is like VIM

Love or hate Tailwind?

"List of VC funds that invest in Open Source" by J Mac #DEVCommunity dev.to/jmac/list-of-vc-funds…

"The never-ending all-in-one software game..." by OpenSource #DEVCommunity dev.to/buildwebcrumbs/the-ne…

I would be living a completely different life if it wasn’t for OSS. In most parts of the world, it’s unlikely that you would get a mentor in Software Development. OSS is how you move from being the smartest kid in the class to the dumbest in the room. OSS is how you learn. OSS is a way to “lift yourself up” and get possibilities that you would never have dreamt off. It’s like winning a full scholarship from a top university. Its best part is that you should just show up and do the work. Having a couple of contributions would not get you a job. And you wouldn’t learn much. Find a project you use, something you are passionate about, and start working. Build something amazing. Figure things out by yourself. Get slapped a few times by folks way more experienced than yourself. Learn. Note that maintainers are busy. Filing useless PRs or continuously asking guidance on basics won’t get you anywhere. My answer to all that ask “how do I contribute”… is a link full of “good first issue”. However there is no “step by step” on fixing the bug. Do the work and learn. For me a “good first issue” is something I can fix in < 30 minutes of work. I expect it to be a challenge for less experienced folks. Go learn.

So excited and anxious about my trip to SF tomorrow! A friend recommended following @michelleefang for the latest happenings, and I'm already confirmed for @theboardtalks this Saturday. Just hoping the flight won't leave me too tired.