and they have their own hot sauce lol

After paying maintainers through their Pledge membership, @ag-grid.bsky.social are going above and beyond by hosting some of the most innovative people in Open Source 🔥

Thanks a ton AG Grid and @sylwia.bsky.social for hosting us! We felt all the care. Cheers for future meetups together 🤍

Meanwhile, I'm here counting down to seeing all the good people: @patak.cat, @danielroe.dev, @willow.sh, @oliverturner.cloud, and others!!!!

A month later, I'm still thinking about some of the talks from Beyond the Prompt. Can't wait for us to publish the videos 😫

Tired brain: I’ve just typed „thank you, sweat pee” instead of „thank you, sweet pea” 😭

The charting library AG Charts by @ag-grid.bsky.social offers 25 chart types from bar charts to box plots – and a Vue 3 package to integrate with your apps 📊 - madewithvuejs.com/ag-charts-vue

quite excited for this one 🥰 also, I'll be ordering the meetup food if you want to have a say about what will be on the menu :)

And another example of why user research is increasingly crucial. Had any dogs been consulted here, we’d learn that it’s awfully difficult to choose „1:30” on the controls using your nose. Height is not everything!!! As you see, no dogs are using this microwave 😭

And that’s why user research is so important. Had any dogs been consulted, we’d have learned that they don’t se the color red and therefore can’t know that it’s forbidden to pee on the Russian embassy fence.

tldr yes but also no

And then there's this wonderful park pond 🥹 I had a morning swim with @jevakallio.dev. Feeling so lucky to live nearby.

London summer 🥰

Nerdy project klaxon localghost.dev/blog/making-...

criminals

What a lineup at Beyond the Prompt yesterday! I loved hearing balanced takes & real world use cases for AI in person When feeds favour hype and/or doom, it’s easy to forget conversations like this can exist Great to meet some new faces too! @philhawksworth.dev @sylwia.bsky.social @localghost.dev 👋

I'm feeling very happy at work at the moment 🥹

I keep seeing this refrain but I am here to tell you that Salesforce absolutely hired new engineers in 2025 and one of them is literally on a team I work with

That’s one of the things I love about the UK: Sunday roasts 😍 most pubs and offer their take on this tradition and it’s just a lovely communal time. Oh and the sauce? Yeah, it’s @ag-grid.bsky.social special. We are bringing it to Beyond the Prompt on Tuesday 🥰

3/ My impression: In *some* ways, tech has peaked: Do we really need to constantly surveil, measure and control every last aspect of our lives? Do we really need the constant notifications, upgrades and quickly outdated devices?

Just having a totally casual stroll in Camden ☀️ Oh, the bag? Yes, you can get it at Beyond the Prompt on Tuesday 🥰 Link in the thread

Gluten morgen ☀️

Finally, someone is asking the important questions about the conference we're organizing. Yes. There will be biscuits. Yes. There will be lunch. Yes, an open bar as well. What else? Well. The secret sauce 👀

definitely a FOMO-inducing crowd

Your codebase wasn't designed for AI agents. But they're already opening PRs in it. Stephen Cooker, Team Lead at AG Grid, breaks down how we're rethinking codebase architecture and system prompts for the agent era, with real lessons from AG Grid & AG Charts.

Quite surprisingly, I'm organizing my first-ever conference and I'm super happy to see that we are reaching very senior and experienced crowd. I've already been excited about the speakers. Now I'm excited about learning from the attendees too 🥹

"The octopus on your plate can feel pain, delay gratification, and probably outthink a toddler. Just something to consider before you order."

🔥Another stellar talk: How do you build a dashboard you can't see?👀 This talk offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at AG Studio's multi-agent architecture and the client-side tools that let any LLM build reports it otherwise couldn't.

It's looking like our event is going to be quite a blast... 👀

Cooking something fun at work 👀

Something that is not about AI to end the week… I would like for you to read The Wind in the Willows (1908) because it is astonishing interconnected.org/home/2026/04...

Come hang out with me and my really smart colleagues and friends ✨

Some exciting news drops tomorrow 👀

For $80M you’d think she’d get her name in the headline

Folks! We're hiring at @puzzmo.com again. Since launch, I think the majority of my time has been spent on B2B systems inside Puzzmo - and it's time to start handing over some of those responsibilities to someone We're currently the puzzles infra for a gazillion publishers and more are coming

I was chatting with @danielroe.dev about issue triage, and he mentioned that he built his own TODO app using GitHub projects as a backend. Seemed like a good idea, so I copied it! Mine only works with GitHub org projects, and always uses optimistic updates for all networking orta.io/triage

If you're looking for someone to not only produce excellent guides but also create a whole village around it, Sarah is your go-to person. What a legend.

Who’s in London next month? Come hang out with the Astro core team! Sign up now: luma.com/lzh944vx

Today is my last day with the Deno team 🦕💖💔 I know they're gonna keep making awesome things. But now *I* need to make awesome things for someone else! If you're looking for a DevRel with a JS focus and extra sparkle, get in touch!

Source maps are a vital part of modern web development, but the lack of a standard made it impossible for us to add new features or improve the debugging experience. This is the story of how we standardized source maps and how we continue to ship features through standards 📜 🧵

wholesome

Oh no, where did the Mux search modal go? 💔 It was amazing because it gave the users more agency on how they want to learn about a specific topic. @davekiss.com 👀

I'm snot-laughing at the new @posthog.com website 😂 Attention to details, sense of humor, branding, the hedgehogs -- oh, the hedgehogs 🥰 just wonderful. posthog.com

Strong agree. I love everything about their docs: the content, diversity of content types and styles, the IA (information architecture), the search results modal. A pure joy.

This calls for this banger of a talk: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxdO...

H A I R C O L O U R I N G 😳 Who spends hours at a local gym’s bathroom to dye their hair?

📚Question to avid readers: how do you organize your personal libraries? Is there a system you follow? By author, genre, color, time when you got it, theme, feeling, …? Do some books “feel” like they belong together?

Octavia Butler’s “Parable of the Sower” is a dystopian novel that begins on 21 July 2024 (today). The US faces total social chaos and institutional crisis amidst climate change that displaces entire communities. The main character is an empath who feels others’ pain as her own.

Help! Drizzle is trying to flirt with me