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If you are at #CAMX2026 over the next two days, feel free to say hello to my colleague Micah and I, we’d love to talk to you about how we can improve your web presence and be your software development partners for custom advanced software.
@flowstated If you can somehow figure out how to inspect nested web components, that would be awesome. For a site completely built with WebComponents (at least the last time I tried) it doesn’t let you select anything except the top level component.
@ericzakariasson I’d love to use the design mode more, but it really doesn’t work if you are building an application using web components, it only allows you to select the outer component, if you can fix that, it would be super helpful.
@ericzakariasson How about supporting DevOps repositories? I loved using cloud agents / slack, but my new employer uses DevOps, and it doesn’t seem like this is now possible, unless I missed something?
@ericzakariasson How about automatic hints how to reduce cost / prompt more efficiently? Also the Teams edition could really do with the ability to report on which repo is being worked on, seems that is only available to Enterprise, but it would be useful for smaller teams too.
When I started Vizioz, the goal was simple. Build good websites, do quality work, and work with technology we genuinely enjoyed. Over time, Umbraco became a big part of that journey.
I’m really proud to say that Vizioz has been recognised as a Gold Contributing Partner 2025.
Contributing has never been about ticking a box for us. It has come from real project experience. Fixing things that could be better. Improving documentation when we hit rough edges. Sending pull requests because clean code matters and because someone else should have an easier time next time around.
The Umbraco community has always stood out to me. It is open, supportive, and full of people who care about making the platform better together. Being recognised by that community means a lot.
A huge thank you to everyone at Umbraco and to the developers who review contributions and keep pushing the platform forward. And of course to the team around me who take pride in doing things properly.
Feeling very grateful today.
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@ericzakariasson@bruvimtired We are using the Teams plan and seem to be racking up big bills if we use agents too much. E.g. in January my usage was over $1200 … it is making me look for alternatives to Cursor, which I don’t really want to do!
@YodasMyDad This is one of the many reasons I like @cursor_ai because you can use all these models within one application, and easily mix and match depending on what you are working on.
@davidfowl At what cost though, I think this is going to create another divide between those who can afford it and those who can’t. What we need is local models that are as good as opus or sonnet, they just need to excel at coding, they don’t need to know about general knowledge etc.
Metaplanet Notice Regarding Revision of Full-Year Earnings Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending December 2025, Recording of Bitcoin Impairment Loss, and Announcement of Full-Year Earnings Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending December 2026
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Metaplanet Notice Regarding Revision of Full-Year Earnings Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending December 2025, Recording of Bitcoin Impairment Loss, and Announcement of Full-Year Earnings Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending December 2026
https://t.co/y0myB0WINy