Husband of Esmée, dad of Loïs and Kate ❤️ Works at @laravel (Open Source / Inertia). Also builds inertiaui.com. WE MUST SHIP

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🔥 Introducing Inertia Table 🔥 Very happy to announce the release of Inertia Table! I have been sweating the details on this one, and I am super stoked to have it out. I'll show you how much time you can save, all while impressing your users with beautiful, powerful tables 🤩
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Replying to @ellie_huxtable
frontend? gotta be react (somewhat unfortunately) but stay away from Next. Use @inertiajs to keep your world-class backends and frontends tied together (Laravel, Rails, Phoenix, Django
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Come join us tonight to learn about the AI SDK and chat about it!
Next week, I'll be talking about the Laravel AI SDK at the 'Ode aan de Code' event 🤖 There'll be food, drinks, and @pronskiy too! 🔥 meetup.com/nl-nl/dijdigital/…
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Inertia DevTools is now on @firefox too! 🦊 Complete parity with Chrome: a timeline of every visit, prop trees with deferred/optional/merged badges and editor links, request + response headers and bodies, route and controller info, and the full page state after each response.
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Next week, I'll be talking about the Laravel AI SDK at the 'Ode aan de Code' event 🤖 There'll be food, drinks, and @pronskiy too! 🔥 meetup.com/nl-nl/dijdigital/…
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It can hurt when an open source maintainer rejects your idea, especially when you've put time into building it. But a rejection isn't always a "never". Sometimes it’s a "not now". Let me explain... 👇
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Not that I have any intention of buying a $2K phone, but that UX in the first five seconds... damn!
Official Trailer - iPhone Duo
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Pascal Baljet retweeted
The past month, I've spent some time building a Mac app for running coding agents. It's called Bloom. Projects on the left, the agent in the middle, and a diff on the right. It's free, open source, and written in Swift.
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“We have to let go of this notion that for Apple to win, Microsoft has to lose.” Worked out pretty well. A good reminder that advocating for your own thing doesn’t mean everything else has to lose.
I'd happily install Microsoft Office. Just like I happily use an Xbox. Microsoft is full of good people and solid products. We don't have to stay in trenches that were dug 25 years ago!
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So many Astra tweets, but I kept the agents asleep and spent most of the day running power to our new shed + veranda, with a little help from my dad. Well honestly, he’s Astra and I’m GPT-3.5 at best when it comes to DIY 🤣
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Yeah. The Laravel Cloud hype is valid.
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Not sure, but I've been living like this since 2014 🔥
Several times a day I’m like “F#¢$ yes, I love Laravel!” Is that normal?
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Sure, why not?
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Start your update engines! 🤖
I've just released a new version of Solo! This has been 2 months coming, and there are a lot of new features. (And workspaces!) A thread of some of them. The first 👇 Unique agent session IDs are captured immediately, so you can always resume them, even after a hard quit
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That feeling when you're totally locked in and have the whole map of a project in your head? 🧠 You'd think that would go away with AI coding, but it hasn't. It just changed. Less typing, more thinking, discussing, shaping. It's a golden time to be building and shipping.
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Cooking up a whole lot of new @inertiajs things this week 👀

ALT Cook Wok GIF

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Had an amazing time in Copenhagen at @laravellivedk! 🇩🇰 With every conference, it feels like there are more and more friends to catch up with, and I'm lucky to leave with even more. What a wonderful community we have!
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Big thanks to @kasperh, @rasmuscnielsen, @Isak_Berglind, @MathiasHansen, and many others for organizing. I had a blast! 🥳 It was also so great to be back together with my @laravel teammates. Love you all! ❤️
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My talk was titled "How Inertia Actually Works", which feels particularly relevant in the age of AI. Why would you still care about how things actually work? I'll turn parts of the talk into a blog post and share why I think it still matters, and can even help you build and ship.
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