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How (much) I used AI in 2025 In 2025, as I developed new DevRel and marketing skills, I had time to experiment with LLMs from a user point of view.

En 2025 no escribí ni una línea de código sin usar un LLM. He hecho recap y me ha salido esto 👇

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Nosotros tenemos algo parecido, pero para procesos batch que duran entre minutos y días.

Mi duda es cómo escalabas esos procesos 👀

a man with glasses and a beard is smoking a cigarette on a city street . ALT: a man with glasses and a beard is smoking a cigarette on a city street .

A ver ese commands processor

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I built a logs explorer that scales to BILLIONS of rows and is FAST. We open-sourced it, and now...

🚀 We’re live on Product Hunt! 🚀

⬆️ logs.tinybird.app => Upvote in Product Hunt

There are two ways to activate the easter egg... 🕵️

RTs, likes & comments = ❤️

I've seen this video a thousand times.

Claude works pretty well with a couple of MCP servers but it's a mess when you add more

Have to check cursor and specially which use cases it enables

We are building these dashboards in public, you can connect your services and get some default insights or build your own

Here's the repo =>

t.co/1onIHWFp5s

Nice thing about this is Cursor gets the context and other components can be easily customized

Now, this is how I customize categories to use a couple of react icons libraries

This is the PR => t.co/z2q20E2V13

Got some inspiration yesterday from the @framer.com analytics panels

Watched this video which looks amazing => youtube.com/watch?v=bgmr...

For the chart it just uses defaults (and they are not great)

Cursor nails the API, no further changes needed

Build in public - Tracking authentication providers using @auth0 logs and @tinybirdco YouTube video by Tinybird

First I built the API and chart assisted by cursor.com

Data comes from @auth0byokta.bsky.social webhooks served by @tinybird.co

youtu.be/pMCcHDq7y88

How I went from left to right (spoiler, thanks to a video I watched from the @framer.com folks)

Tinybird Local: Build with data on your machine You can now build and test your data projects locally using the Tinybird Local Docker container.

More info => www.tinybird.co/blog-posts/t...

Dub.co - Link Management for Modern Marketing Teams Dub.co is the open-source link management platform for modern marketing teams to create marketing campaigns, link sharing features, and referral programs.

There are a number of tools and dev workflows that benefit from this, for instance you can now run dub.co with @planetscale.com and @tinybird.co locally

You can now run Tinybird in a container

Great for local development or CI workflows

Build in public - Tracking top devices used to log in to my app using @auth0 logs and @tinybirdco YouTube video by Tinybird

... and the end to end workflow with full working code you can deploy to @vercel.com in this GitHub repo

github.com/tinybirdco/d...

youtu.be/ll1ZqFvSgMQ

3. Create a viz using some nice icons

2. Create an API

1. Connect your Auth0 log stream to @tinybird.co

You can know the devices used to log in your app from your @auth0byokta.bsky.social logs

This is how it works

The API

Build in public - Tracking top browsers used to log in to my app using @auth0 logs and @tinybirdco YouTube video by Tinybird

Tracking top browsers used to log in to my app using @auth0byokta.bsky.social logs and @tinybird.co

youtu.be/SRt_ka34RrQ

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Yo lo estoy usando todo el tiempo porque lo estamos integrando en el flujo de desarrollo con datos.

A ver si publico algún vídeo usando el chat 🙏

Outgrowing Postgres・Tinybird

Each Friday one new article => www.tinybird.co/blog-categor...

Outgrowing Postgres: Handling growing data volumes Managing terabyte-scale data in Postgres? From basic maintenance to advanced techniques like partitioning and materialized views, learn how to scale your database effectively. Get practical advice on ...

Second of a series of seven blog posts on how to scale @postgresql.org by someone who already implemented them in the past

www.tinybird.co/blog-posts/o...