It was a blast joining Jason for this podcast - a great lineup of initial guests too! Check it out ⬇️

on Spotify there are video and audio options: open.spotify.com/show/1je9GKo...

Workflows made simple (& durable). 🤝🔗☁️ Inngest, a durable workflow orchestration platform, helps developers build scalable products, like AI workflows, agents, & e-commerce stores, without the complexity of managing infrastructure. ➡️ https://do.co/4oQGVPx

coffee shop putting death cab and new bad bunny back to back, ideal for reaching flow this morning

Tomorrow we're teaming up with our friends at Inngest! Learn how to build a content localization engine that instantly translates all of your content into whatever languages you'd like when you hit save 👉 RSVP for the workshop: directus.is/workshop/in...

Love starting the day and seeing messages like this in our Discord. Fuel for the day!

They’re selling Girl Scout cookies at the brewpub. This is genius, these girls are gonna sell so many boxes. Everyone is buying, including me.

durable execution is an abstraction, not the end goal.

This is insane level of TypeScript. Really a fun watch and some awesome how-we-did it context from Dimitri. I love this. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mCs...

Today prom metrics, more coming soon in this space...

We are using inngest and it just works. I had 80k+ items to enqueue and it was no problem at all :)

event matching with inngest is amazing

⬇️ new tutorial to check out for some Friday afternoon and weekend projects

Built my first end to app with Cursor this weekend using a next starter as the base. I get the hype now. Composer is legit. It naturally struggled with time zone issues and plenty of duplicate code, but would have replaced a lot of work done by the first agency I worked for.

Durable functions/workflows/execution are interesting, but also pretty simple. Sometimes I wish I had a few weeks to record videos and tutorials on how it works and how to do it yourself.

Trying to build the simplest quick start is fun and tedious. Where can the code and instructions be simplified, where can steps be removed, what can be more intuitive. Great for thinking about DX.

Got my first taste of @inngest.com and I like it...

Start your year off with something new✨ Combine @inngest.com's workflow engine with Weaviate's vector search capabilities and create powerful agentic applications that practically run themselves! A big step up for anyone working with large-scale RAG systems. Check out the blog! lnkd.in/gSW-xHVf

Any home networking folks - thinking about running some cat6. Where do you terminate all the runs? The basement if you have one? Near the electrical panel? Also, if you have a few devices in one area, do you have 1 run then use a switch in that room?

testing out the new agentkit library from @inngest.com deployed to @cloudflare.social and it's working very well! I think that each agent could have access to or effectively be a durable object with inngest handling the orchestration and "state machine" of the processes github.com/joelhooks/in...

You feel like coding this weekend? Here’s a coding challenge 🏆 Christmas is approaching! Build a Christmas dinner AI generator from scratch using @nextjs.org, @inngest.com, and @neondatabase.bsky.social 🌲 The most creative projects will be featured in the Inngest documentation!

More often than not, running a cron every minute is a code smell

Fun to get out a @maildev.github.io release tonight for the first time in a long time. Lots of good security fixes in this one. Hoping to find more time to close out some issues and get releases out at a faster cadence.

Bsky username setup! New release out with lots of bug fixes out tomorrow 🚢

I’m rebuilding an old open source project’s UI soon. It’s currently an old client-side app and there isn’t a need for SSR. What should I go with: React Router 7 or Tan Stack Router?

Y’all need to catch this @joelhooks.com talk from #CommitYourCode conference on YouTube later. It had such great wisdom about event based architectures, and features a jaw dropping demo of inngest and their insane Dev Server. Amazing DX. How did I not know about this already????

Writing good docs is hardddd, but gratifying

Not a fan of Vegas, but a couple of days at re:Invent this week was better than my expectations. Great to meet folks in person for the first time, some great conversations. I feel like you need a shorter intro in year 1 so you can have a better plan for year 2.

Off to some event in the desert in Nevada for a couple of days with a lotta folks from the Bay Area (not burning man). May have some time We’d afternoon/evening, DM me if you’re in town

Thanksgiving weekend restoration project. Who ever thought it would be a good idea to paint this thing? Looks way better in the original wood stain

It would be cool if you could set a Bluesky account username to your repo at GitHub.io or something. I use pages for my project and don’t feel like buying a domain, but I would like to add a custom username for verification

With Vite 6, React Router 7, Tan Stack, new Cursor updates… is this long weekend the time to speed run rebuilding the UI on my old OSS project??

Pagination in a REST API - What's your favorite/most ergonomic approach? pages/counts/offsets, curor-based, etc. - looking to add this to some new @inngest.com API endpoints this week

I like the docs-first approach to writing SDKs more and more over time. Understanding how you’ll explain to devs it can point at ergonomic issues much earlier.

This is why we’ve invested in built in bulk recovery tools. Every system has issues, often external ones they need to recover from. Love to see customer stories like this 👏

Starter packs make Bluesky immediately enjoyable - such a great idea. Here's another one I found: go.bsky.app/8udaK5Y

here's a podcast i was on talking about event-driven workflows podrocket.logrocket.com/mastering-du...

Jaguar def should have went with Papyrus instead of that jank ass font. It’s tribal, yet futuristic.

👋 hello world! can't wait to show you what we've been working on over at @inngest.com this week. some great stuff about to be unleashed in the next couple of weeks. it feels like we're only getting started!

Neon db-per user + @inngest.com multi-tenancy flow control and batching = killer e2e Multi-tenant RAG setup

Over the last few days, we've seen a bunch of new people join Bluesky and also connect their accounts to @buffer.com As the Product Manager for the Bluesky <> Buffer integration, I would love to hear more about how we can improve this experience for you. Feel free to comment below or send me a DM!

Have a decade+ old OSS project with an embedded UI that’s running vanilla node code and Angular 2. Recently feeling the itch to refresh it with TS + React w/ bleeding edge react router. Now only to find the time…

Most days I wish I could just have better thread organization in Slack into topics and even star some of them, maybe some of thread inbox view. I wonder what that would look like… 🙃

Most developers' workflows for running async/background/queued tasks is horrible. That's why we created the dev server - it doesn't need to be this way

Always a bit of a balance as a small team between investing in internal tools. You have to be lean as a small team and not work on things that don’t help customers, but better tools can also help you better serve those customers with a small team.

Always love a pairing session about old code and 30% of the convo is "this technically *works*, but please don't feel bad about ripping it out"

First time being a coach at an FTC robotics middle school event today. It was a blast. Kids just problem solving, strategizing and collaborating with other teams. Programming a robot is pretty fun - kinda refreshing compared w/ the distributed systems I’m used to 😁 This video is our autonomous mode

Since folks are feeling empowered to speak their mind, here it goes: I miss using MongoDB

One of our most highly demanded features went live on Friday: Function run search 👏 Search seems like such a simple feature in concept, but it was tricky to get right at scale in a multi-tenant system where everyone's data is shaped differently. It's gotta be fast, flexible and consistent.

Most AI agent frameworks are cool for demos, but all they’re doing is checking the weather or writing haikus. Devs need better demos of agents doing multi-step tasks, not just hello world of a different variety.