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Big update on moCode 🚀
We launched moCode in early access on February 22nd, and now we're adding support for Codex too! (Super experimental for now—full early access rollout in just a few days.)
Right now, moCode is completely free for life for early users... but only 10 seats left! Grab yours before they're gone: mocode.ordinity.com
After this wave, we're rebuilding moCode from the ground up. No more limits to Codex or OpenCode (@opencode – I built moCode because I love what you're doing ❤️). The goal? Support every major IDE/agent out there.
Things are moving FAST. The next version is coming very soon, and it's going to redefine agentic engineering in ways you haven't imagined yet.
Who's in? Drop a 🔥 if you're excited, or reply "YES" for a DM if you want one of the last free lifetime spots.
Let's build from anywhere. Mobile-first agentic coding is here.
#moCode #AgenticCoding #AICoding
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I have been using @htmx_org with PHP and I realised that until and unless you don't want to build something like Figma, HTMX is the best and works amazing.
Btw I am loving it 😁
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Zathura is nice actually, I have used it for sometime but nothing's better than Firefox PDF Viewer
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I don't like this level of complexity just for deciding what type of components I want RSC or client side or when you are deep into NextJS world, it's just a hell, SSR, ISR, SSG, Pre-rendering and blah blah blah 🤣, I hate this level of decision making just for simplest thing.
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We can make a table and let the user search and check if the email already exists or not. It will be great user experience
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It's time for @udemy to look at this. I also have more then 500 free and paid courses in my learning list and I haven't finished any because documentations works much better then tutorials.
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What the hell I am doing
What the hell I am doing
What the hell I am doing
It works
I am doing good 🤣
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When a good engineer says clone, he's not talking about just cloning the website but building the clone of that architecture and knowing how things actually happen at that scale (at least 2 cents of it)
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When I saw that the http server in C, I am actually implementing the whole thing, complete request and response parser from scratch, it's not only passing the tests of codecrafters but gonna do way more than that
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I stopped drinking coffee completely because it's not good for the brain and also increases Blood pressure and even without actual anxiety, you will have anxiety.
It's good for health (if you take a good amount like 3 coffees/day) but it's very addictive and not good for brain.
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I don't use HTMX to minimise javascript usage, I have my own reasons.
1. Simplicity because now my server manages everything (my app state)
2. Easy to deploy, don't need to build my client side
3. Best Hypermedia Controls
4. I can use any backend language and don't need to think a lot about my client
5. No state conflicts because there's only one state
6. Even after all of this my client is fast and I can use any client side stuff I want no restrictions before it's just HTML.
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Rust and Go, but at low level I consider C because people don't learn it well to understand how deeply you understand the OS and Hardware by just learning a low level programming language.
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For a minute it was like @dan_abramov is dead
@t3dotgg stop doing clickbait bro
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I think PHP is really amazing language. What I really love about php is the syntax. Still many big organizations are using PHP. I recommend you to just learn more about OOPs and then learn Laravel. I don't really recommend CodeaIgniter.
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I have built many apps with flutter and ykw everything is fine but it's just too janky.
Sometimes the keyboard just stops working in iOS and Android with literally no reason, UI feels like teared when scrolling fast.
Can't keep the scroll up position when switching tabs.
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I'll use UDP, and build a whole message reliability system around it using queryId kinda thing and then implement packet loss detection.
There you go a totally new protocol (almost)
You'll use Kafka I know
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I think a lot of these things can normally be handled using if you understand AST and can parse languages, anyone can make these things. I just don't understand why people just want to put AI everywhere.
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@jainsaksham1004 you can get some ideas from this article
opensource.guide/starting-a-…
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You kids just blindly follow anybody, I know his skills properly. He doesn't have a clue what vercel does but still he's like he built vercel.
Now chess.com.
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This is soo funny. I wanna be an @htmx_org CEO too. How can I join the cult. Tell me the ritual?
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We haven't failed the tech community and even the people who are building @nothing
Every brand have faced these issues and I think it's fine.
I haven't faced anything massive, so I am fine and I think if somebody haven't they won't just hate the brand.
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If anyone wants to learn #Rust. I prefer these two resources.
1. The Rust Book (available on Rust's website)
2. Rust Playlist by @letsgetrusty
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We use @planepowers at @itdayindia.
Amazing project, open source. We love it.
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That's one of the things about Java is very good.
It always yells at you so you can yell at your users 🤣
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I am gonna try this with AUTO_INCREMENT and see what the database will do when I insert a new row.
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In that sense yes, but programming was way harder in those days. Debugging was very hard, didn't have support of any kind of good garbage collectors, had to manage memory manually. These are just a few of the problems.
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@planepowers have a few little problems, took us @itdayindia a few hours to run it but it's amazing. We are loving it.
Way better than @Jira @trello.
We are also planning to make some contributions into @planepowers.
Let's know how to get started.
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It's true that SSDs aren't good for just long term storage, normally we just don't store the data. We also do ops and that's where SSDs shine.
Now how it happens, so SSDs store data in the form of blocks, each block has a lifespan (means you can write on it only finite times)
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Actually, I prefer this, in the start, it looks very weird but after some time you will understand how different and how great this idea is.
Always think about handling errors first before doing anything (I prefer this because you won't have those creepy try/catches and ifs)
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Hi CodeTwittes, just looking at Rust and I got to know about one amazing thing that rust is amazing.
#codewithrust
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Doing these things at the database level is much better and probably faster if you have some good indices
Most of the times if you have too many rows than automatically database plans to use parallel processing and it's faster than processing synchronously
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Are they gonna announce something like @perplexity_ai in the next devday
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Flutter or even react native can't ever complete with native frameworks like SwtiftUI and their new rendering engine Impeller is doing more harm then good.
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! nitter.app/i/spaces/1zqKVYkNvwWxB
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We have an ERP built using PHP with Codeigniter and MySQL and it's been running our business for the last 6 years. It's been great, and it has JQuery too 🤣
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Typescript does not have anything called strict typeing, if you like to see how strict typeing works use an actual programming language like Go or rust, mostly anything else.
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I have seen so many students just driving everything using the GUI, uploading changes into GitHub by drag and drop or using vscode integration and also they have those little run buttons on the top for compilation, they don't even know how exactly they need to compile and link
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Arch is amazing, it takes some time but it's feels amazing.
I have my whole setup is just 80gbs
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I can't follow the clean code, some of the things feel really nice but takes too much work to maintain later, I love uncle Bob but clean code nah.
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I mean, it's been happening for a long time but it's gonna be bigger now, but the idea of building X in Y is actually nice, I really like it and it's actually the real way to learn something and have fun.
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4,5,6 is too low.
At least 20-30 pushups, at least 50 squats (if it's your leg day) and 15-20 mins cardio (if you actually like it)
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