Maximilian Henrich

Running a Japanese Deli & building enterprise commerce at scale. Agentic workflows, design systems · Lead Frontend @IBMiX DACH. Opinions are my own.

[Dillon Mulroy @dillon_mulroy]

@ryanbrewer https://t.co/FaWgqEVxsC

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Everything needs a pachinko variant

[filipe @filicroval]

guys hear me out: new pachinko reasoning picker for Codex 💸

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

I do enjoy the influx of Berlin conferences lately, less so the 4 hour delays on trains on the way there and back

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Dear Craig,

I had a hotdog wrap which was tortilla with 2 hotdogs, relish and for some reason mashed potatoes inside. Weird but in a good way

Also waiting for the train for hours and hours as is everyone’s favorite pastime in Germany.

I enjoyed the hotdog wrap more than the rest

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Of course AI is a fundamental change in the industry and an accelerant, and how much AI-generated code actually gets checked and read is a hot topic. Same with people feeling less valid because some or most of their code was generated.

But I don't feel like that is fully new, we have been using libraries, copying snippets, even more so with shadcn-style component approaches. Most don't write 100% from scratch.

Its not a 1:1 comparison. Ai code is fresh every time, so it doesn't fully translate to libraries. But there can also be bad or poorly maintained libraries and even more so when we copy code from other sources. How much can we trust how much do we validate and what are the validation mechanisms.

Same issue really, where do we put focus and do we have systems in place with the limits of our attention and time.

So this doesn't feel like a new issue to me, it has basically been like this forever. Approaches, checks and validations might change, but that's fine.

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Great fireside chat and very down to earth AI takes by Werner Vogels at @WeAreDevs
Web development has always been a learning journey and AI is a great turning point but it also doesn't change the importance of fundamentals and decision making or responsibility. And also enjoying the process.

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

@mattpocockuk I was setting this up on new projects manually but having it out of the box part of the skill set is nice

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

@aurorascharff @sebsilbermann I checked again and it is only an issue on ios mobile, it seems to be missing `ReadableStream[Symbol.asyncIterator]` specifically when using the sandbox and will likely be fixed in next safari release. Works everywhere else

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Even though they have been around for a while suspense and "use" patterns are often not clear in teams
For this and SSR PPR ISR, cache tag etc patterns there is def room for some better dev tooling / visualization

[Aurora Scharff @aurorascharff]

I've been working on the React Suspense docs: there's now a full list of what activates a Suspense boundary, with a live example for each trigger!

Thank you @sebsilbermann and Dan Abramov for reviews!

https://t.co/nblR4BcgHr

Demos below ↓

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

@artur_bien @radix_ui @shadcn Absolutely, looks dope

[Jakeup @myhandle]

writing fables with Fable, call me Aeslop

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Google Maps managing a business opening hours is the worst at this, interface jumping on every interaction and no copy
Give me all the copy options

[Pasquale Vitiello @pacovitiello]

New availability components dropping 📦

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

So many posts here I try to zoom with double tap but it gives a like because it’s a 0 second video
Not sure if that is a new meta or some other quirk

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

I do love the idea of approving plans with all tool calls and permissions listed. Right now yolo mode or step by step approval babysitting are both not ideal.

Permission management will change for sure a lot with more deeper integrations and automations

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

@williambout smol card

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Second time after Vercel Ship in Berlin now for WeAreDevelopers
They really were trying to answer the question how many talks can we do at the same time, answer is a bazillion

[Steve Ruiz @steveruizok]

If Fable is a steel glove and GPT 5.5 is two horses underwater, I'd describe Sol as a hurricane lantern

[Anders Hejlsberg @ahejlsberg]

Huge milestone for our team today: TypeScript 7 is now generally available--a native port that runs 10x faster. @typescript https://t.co/3DtJJqEZAl

[Maximilian Henrich @mojitane]

Able to easily start with grill-me for people new to working with AI in general and having your vids to go along with it. Then obvious step to add more on top and explore the other already installed skills.
Not overcomplicated, system agnostic and skills are short.

Just a very natural transition throughout them for all level of experience