You know what's so great about writing software for yourself? You can meet your needs exactly.
I open a lot of terminals. Sometimes inside the IDE, sometimes outside. Many times I lose a terminal. The default Windows terminal sucks. tmux does not work in Windows.
So I just vibed my own solution. Terminals in tabs that remember the current working directory. That's it, but it does exactly what I need.
https://t.co/WDGqvuJb9E
Made with claude and codex.
Developing on Windows is so frustrating. Spent hours trying to remove janky rendering on my app, doing all sorts of caching and optimizations. Same exact app runs flawlessy on macOS.
PC: 32 cores, 128GB RAM
Mac: M1, 16GB RAM
This Cloudflare UI is just terrible. You click on a link called Workers & Pages and you get this screen. Tell me, how do you create a Page instead of a Worker? Yep, that tiny text at the bottom.
There is only one reason we have backwards compatibility in software: humans. Having to adjust our workflows is difficult and inconvenient.
But I can imagine a point where this will no longer matter if AI agents can simply update your software for you, like a universal codemod. Then we can always be on the best standards. Python would be at version 9 by now.
The @resend template editor UX is terrible.
- no reusable components
- when you select something to modify, the selection disappears. you have no idea what you are editing
- clicking the drag handle opens a menu for some reason and interferes with dragging