Really proud of our support for @Ecologi_hq at Coding Labs. Every time a client invoice is paid via @Xero, our back office software automatically buys more trees. 1,139 and counting! https://t.co/HKzOCoO467
@jeffrey_way I don’t think I’ve written a line of code this year which is a near 100% conversion from 2025… I’m also not reading code for my side quests, but I disagree we stop reviewing code anytime soon.
More likely is QA processes evolve, possibly assisted by a new abstraction layer
@chrisrickard Ah that makes a lot more sense! Only 200? 😂 I’ve actually been thinking of userdoc lately as an interesting guardrails / domain logic / abstraction container. Is doc to code + doc to issue tracker + code to doc the main focus areas?
Please never consider this QLD.
As an employer I’m all for negotiating flexible wfh arrangements, but I don’t need the State Govt to mandate which business hours I can spend in person with my team.
The quote really nails it:
https://t.co/EXapOqdjnr
@PeterJThomson@claudeai@openclaw@laravelphp@aarondfrancis I’ve built a small openclaw inspired node js app and now adding a slim native Mac OS app to bridge into apple data.
Have had multiple moments where I think this would be way easier in Laravel.
Key problems:
- use Claude subscription instead of API key
- slack socket mode
Inertia Form Builder
Define forms as js objects in Laravel Inertia vue.js apps.
- full reactivity
- grids and sections
- supports precognition
- use any component that has a v-model
https://t.co/9CSCf5phiF
Shipped a couple of bucket list items DX this year -
Gooey
A vue.js component library that has all the Shadcn-vue components plus a couple of bonus components.
- supports tailwind 3 & 4
- UI components as a dependency, patched from upstream
- themes
https://t.co/aCzWyAU8V5
My favourite thing about Claude code is when it says “oops I pushed to the wrong branch and now there are conflicts” and it just patches things up in 20 seconds… compared to me spending 4 hours making line by line fixes and inevitably just nuking the whole thing
@dvassallo I’ve setup my 8 year old with Claude and Roblox Studio MCP and he has published a game with a bunch of detailed functionality.
It makes perfect sense for him to converse in natural language; his generation will never have to deal with code (by necessity) the way I did.
I caved to the hype train and gave @openclaw a try - almost threw in the towel when WhatsApp refused to authenticate, but eventually got slack up and running.
NGL it was non trivial to get started but I’m pretty excited to see what I can automate with expansive OS-level access
Early numbers are in… 294 contributions to GitHub in the first 3 weeks of 2026, compared to 1,368 for all of 2025.
At this rate, I’m going to 4x or 5x last years contributions 🤯
It’s hard to describe how satisfying it is to finally be able to implement most of my ideas, fast
@simonhamp I think in an ideal world, all browsers fully support PWAs, and it becomes the gold standard.
- JavaScript APIs can do all the important native stuff (afaik)
- one responsive app in conventional web tech works everywhere and can feel like a native app if you want it to
@marcelpociot@joelgrus I’d go as far as to say that in most cases in the future, I will skip building a Laravel API altogether, and go straight to mcp server.
Btw I’m happy to be proved wrong on mcp!
@marcelpociot@joelgrus I use a linear skill that calls Linear mcp, falling back to a ts library, and eventually to API calls.
The mcp lacks some tools like retrieving initiatives, but the fallback kicks in seamlessly.
To me this all feels sensible 🤷♂️ - mcp belongs on the frontline