Boris Tane

absolutely

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Boris Tane AI agents didn't make the SDLC faster. They killed it. All that's left is context.

D'après cet articles, les agents IA n'ont pas accéléré le cycle de développement logiciel, ils l'ont tué. Plus de sprints, de PRD figés ou de code review en 3 jours. @boristane.bsky.social
https://boristane.com/blog/the-software-development-lifecycle-is-dead/

Boris Tane The research-plan-implement workflow I use to build software with Claude Code, and why I never let it write code until I've approved a written plan.

I read another great article from @boristane.bsky.social: boristane.com/blog/how-i-u... 🤩

I've always used the research first approach, since I like to be always in the driver sit 🫡 but I never thought having the plan written somewhere and work on it as a running document 📝

#notes #ideas #claude

Boris Tane The research-plan-implement workflow I use to build software with Claude Code, and why I never let it write code until I've approved a written plan.

I'm still trying to find my workflow with LLM Agents, but this blog post by colleague @boristane.bsky.social hits on a lot of what I currently do: boristane.com/blog/how-i-u...

evlog - Logging that makes sense Wide events and structured errors for TypeScript. One log per request, full context, errors that explain why and how to fix.

Based on loggingsucks.com by @boristane.bsky.social, I built evlog.

A TypeScript logging library for wide events and structured errors.

Works with @nuxt.com, @nitro.build, and standalone TypeScript.

Agent Skills included to make your life easier.

evlog.dev

Boris is still at it and still gets it. Logging properly is on you and rn your: loggingsucks.com

loggingsucks.com

somehow made it to the top of hackernews with a blog post

probably because it's interactive, and also logging sucks af

Boris Tane Notes from 2 years of building with Cloudflare Durable Objects

Been messing with Cloudflare Workers after reading @boristane.bsky.social boristane.com/blog/what-ar...
Delighted to find how easy it is to implement granular api throttling: developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runt... Something I've wished I could do with Cloudfront Functions for some time.

Boris Tane Notes from 2 years of building with Cloudflare Durable Objects

This is an EXCELLENT write up on Cloudflare Durable Objects by @boristane.bsky.social.

Took me a while to 'get it's as well, but once you do it's genuinely the coolest cloud service to be released in years. So many applications.

boristane.com/blog/what-ar...

I joined Cloudflare to build this. It’s still very early, and there’s lots still missing, but I hope the vision is clear.

legendary

what is going in here?

that would be a terrible outcome

I haven't seen a single post on here talking about o3

what is going on?

The "use tail sampling for your traces" advice should probably also come with a strong "you must be this tall to ride this ride" caveat

Simple if you have a monolith, challenging if you have a cluster of microservices, jesus take the wheel if you have geo-distributed traces crossing regions

@jeremymorrell.dev writes bangers

a wrapper

just saw a $30m seed round

we're so back

this is extra nice

not yet 😂

Rohin da goat

I have turned into the person saying

"I both agree and disagree with your statement" at least 5 times a day

am I corpo now?

the previous implementation on aws was... much more complex

with redis, kinesis, lambda and api gateway websockets

much simpler architecture, and it just works

thread on how we built real-time logs in the developer plat with just durable objects 😁

a man covering his mouth with his hands and the words watch this on the bottom Alt: usher putting his hands over his face and saying "watch this"

Documentation: "Don't do this. This is a really bad idea."

Developer:

generate your own electricity