Backend

What new technology (< 5 years) has significantly increased your speed of development?

/max • /bracket • @quickcast • /coys • maxp.co

Strictly backend stuff:
kaniko cache to speed up cloud builds
testcontainers
Google Cloud Run

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100% agree, but any *backend* tools? 😅

likes building things • https://alexgrover.me

I’m really digging cursor.sh, not explicitly backend but certainly helping me to see the backend better

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@devinjelliot

Oh yeah, I'm a Cursor maxi as well

https://warpcast.com/maxp.eth/0x4c4cd5

Fav web3 library? Gonna say mine is wagmi.sh, so good

Chasing Curiosity. People, Nature, Machines. Hakuna Matata, "Its a problem-free philosophy.”

Typescript, AI (of course), Vercel, Supabase, Airtable (prototypes, maybe not <5 tho), web3 libraries!

What are your favorite aspects of Supabase?

aspiring shrimp farmer ~ eng @ bloom (yc s21)

Been a minute since I used a JetBrains product, will give this a try

typescript & cursor, notably

prob datagrip too

summoning the swarm @operator. mod /dacc, aixcryp.to

This will sound pedestrian, but VSCode.

Also, another pedestrian one - but ESM (finally getting adopted broadly)...a lot of "subtle jank" dried up on that one, along with much better tooling around module bundling arriving because of it.

Window tiling managers have really helped a lot for years now.