A place for developers to talk about building on Farcaster.

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Here's how our developer tooling allows us to ship 100+ features per year with a team of 9.

I’ll cover 🧵
- Our monorepo
- One-command local build
- Shared multi-platform code base
- CI
- Multiple staging environments
- Fast deployment & easy rollback

Bringing AI to email at Shortwave. Previously Cofounder of Firebase.

Our development environment is central to how we work, not just for engineering, but for *everyone*, in every function. 

Not only are all of our apps in code, but so is our website, blog posts, emails, marketing assets, etc. Git is the common language we speak across the whole company.

Every person, from me, to our growth specialist, to our designer, is working directly in code: testing & reviewing things locally, making changes, and shipping.

Sounds like this works well for a small startup.

Curious if you think a medium sized org (100-250 ppl) could easily adopt the same practices?

I’ve found at larger companies lots of people are code averse even for small incremental things or reviewing RFCs

web3 developer

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Building: Ride The Bus

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Yes, I do think it can be done! It takes serious commitment though -- you need to be willing to hire & fire based on willingness to learn these tools across all functions.