A high level overview of how I built the ultimate @CounterStrike 2 nade database with Laravel, Go and a sprinkling of JS.
Prefer to watch? There's a video in the article speedrunning the entire pipeline.
https://t.co/N9sMnAlwC6
Originally I had it throw a bunch of composer ideas at me, I really wanted to see a linear-esque one, so made sure it included that.
Then I cherry picked my favourite bits to create what I finally went with.
"I like the subject line on A, the overall layout of B" etc.
One of my favourite strats when using LLMs for UI work is to spin up a static page and get it to create multiple variations of the same product I can then iterate on.
I got an email successfully sent through my app that landed in my actual inbox last night.
Well... It landed in spam.
Now I need to build trust on my domain, which may be a painful process, we'll see!
Getting very close to a functioning MVP of my email app that I can send mail from which is crazy speed.
First project I've deployed on @laravel cloud and man, what a smooth product.
Using OpenTF to roll out the email infrastructure so everything is super smooth. Another first.
Stack is of course built around Laravel. I'll be putting as much of the infra as I can on cloud (which will be a first for me!) but it will need some external services like postfix.
Will be trying to post updates as I have them
Against my better judgement I'm hacking around on an email service.
The best email I've used is HEY. You can tell it's crafted by people who spend a lot of time in email.
The issue is I don't want to spend any more time in email than I have to. I hate emails. I have some ideas
I don't want to actually see my inbox if I'm honest.
I don't want to manually go through and get rid of newsletters.
I don't want to click into an email from my inbox to get the OTP out of it.
I'd like a tool that helps me switch from my old provider without digging around
@sheherenow_ tried /goal?
I used the new claude ultracode/workflows thing for something like this recently and it worked pretty well
Having an orchestrator split work into lots of little discrete tasks seems to work very well, lots of tokens though.
I found myself with some spare tokens so I'm throwing the new workflows thing at a work project and getting it to rewrite in Laravel. I'm super curious how well it does. I'm impressed with the speed so far, but I'm only using Sonnet!
I used libghostty in the go based cli
this desktop app is electron with a rust sidecar to handle the terminal using alacritty and it's just working^tm so far.
rendering in webgpu. Nice!
didn't like my tui in tui implementation
now doing tui in gui
i have an idea for 'tasks' as a concept. I've been doing this locally in md files but I'd prefer something a bit more built-in and agent-accessible so giving that a try.