The menu change is in Git. The café site still serves the old menu. Follow the build and deploy. AI-assisted voices and artwork. #CICD#GitHubActions#StewiesLab
A password protects the app. It cannot patch the runtime underneath. Brian learns why the 21 October 2026 PHP security releases mattered. AI-assisted voices and artwork. #PHP#WebDevelopment#Cybersecurity#StewiesLab
One order. Two emails? Webhook retries can repeat the work. Stewie explains event IDs, atomic saves and stable action keys. AI-made voices and art. #Webhooks#Coding
Same notification. Unnecessary repeated work. Brian learns what a frame is and what a transform actually changes. AI-made voices and art. #CSS#WebPerformance
Updated the site, but still seeing the old page? Stewie explains browser caching, ETags and 304 responses with a cafe menu. Fresh means allowed reuse, not confirmed latest. AI-made voices and art. #WebDevelopment#BrowserCache
Will this AI fit on your GPU? File size is only the start. Stewie explains VRAM, quantization and runtime headroom. Illustrated example, not a GPU benchmark or fit guarantee. AI-made voices and art. #LocalAI#GPU
Brian said blue. The AI answered green. Stewie separates chat history, the current request and saved memory. Illustrated example; no model inference recorded. Even included facts can be missed. AI-made voices and art. #AI#LLM
Works on your machine. Missing a library on mine. Brian and Stewie explain Docker images, containers and volumes through one notes app. Illustrated example; compatible runtime and architecture still matter. Volumes aren’t backups. AI-made characters. #Docker#Coding
Your app restarted. Your bug list vanished. Brian and Stewie explain SQLite: save a record to bugs.db, commit it, and read it back in a fresh process. Real local synthetic demo. Important records still need backups. AI-made characters. #SQLite#Coding
Brian asked for a bug-report summary. The document had other plans. Stewie explains prompt injection, keeping the task separate from source text, and why safeguards reduce risk rather than guarantee safety. Illustrated example, AI-made characters. #PromptInjection#AI
Two folders. One repo. Brian and Stewie explain Git worktrees: separate working folders and staging areas, shared history, and an explicit merge. Separate folders do not prevent merge conflicts. #Git#GitWorktree#DeveloperTools
The click worked. The login didn't. Stewie and Brian use Playwright to reproduce the bug, fix the code, and rerun the same test. A green check proves the tested path, not the whole app. #Playwright#WebTesting#TestAutomation
What does MCP actually do?
AI app → tool server → project data → result. One bug report shows the whole loop—and why reading the issue doesn’t fix the button.
Next: Playwright.
#MCP#AI#Coding#StewiesLab
Your dev setup needed a manager. Brian asks what Vite+ actually does; Stewie explains it in 75 seconds.
Preview, format, check, test, build. Then open the page.
Official repo: https://t.co/EDwVwUR2Aj
#VitePlus#WebDev