Virginia @CodeGal0

Making the complex feel simple ✦ Building better developer experiences. #DevRel Joined November 2024

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Jamie Scott Craik @jscraik

6 hours ago

Skills SDK's new plugin quality check decoded a whole JSON array before the service rejected it. Now the CLI checks the first non-space character, so empty or non-object files stop with exit 2 before any decoding. Before and after: github.com/jscraik/skills…

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Wassim Chegham @manekinekko

5 hours ago

Announcing Project Scope 🎉 An OSS project we built to help teams find where AI coding agents struggle with their SDKs, APIs, and tools, then measure whether changes to docs and tooling help. opensource.microsoft.com/blog/2026/10/1…

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DHH @dhh

12 hours ago

You have to invent the future. It doesn't just happen.

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Virginia @CodeGal0

8 hours ago

@langfuse Amazing

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Supabase @supabase

12 hours ago

we support all developers, even the ones who use light mode

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langfuse.com @langfuse

9 hours ago

meet Halo, the assistant that lives inside Langfuse 👀 ask about your traces, sessions and metrics in plain language, or have it build a dataset or dashboard for you. it asks before changing anything.

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Virginia @CodeGal0

8 hours ago

@The_Dave_Mani Kenya is Beautiful

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Joseph Katsioloudes @jkcso

12 hours ago

The pull request is dead. Code review isn’t. If your review process is “read every diff”, agents already broke it. If it’s “push to main and watch the logs”, that’s not a process. Reading an agent’s diff is checking a flight by its landing. You want the flight plan, the black box, and what the pilot learned on the last leg. More soon.

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Science girl @sciencegirl

16 hours ago

This is beautiful

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Eddie Jaoude | DevRel | Open Source @eddiejaoude

17 hours ago

I am writing a blog about the @paypaldev and @ag_grid workshop from the PayPal hackathon, where I needed a file from a repo but nothing more. I discovered the npm package "degit", have you used it before? No manual file copying. No package.json edits. No credentials pasted into commands. ### 1. npx Runs an npm package’s command-line tool without installation. ### 2. --yes Skips npm’s confirmation prompt. ### 3. degit Runs version 3.10.0 of degit. degit copies files from a Git repository without bringing along its Git history or .git directory. Pinning the version keeps the workshop instructions consistent. ### 4. GitHub path "paypaldev/hackathon-paypal-ag-grid-boilerplate/scripts#d7fca8d6f22b84" This identifies what to download: - paypaldev: the GitHub account. - hackathon-paypal-ag-grid-boilerplate: the repository name. - /scripts#123 copy only this folder, use the files from this exact Git commit. Future changes to the repository won’t silently change. ### 5. The final scripts This is the local destination, relative to the directory where you run the command. Run it from your project root, and the downloaded files go into: your-project/ └── scripts/ ├── package.json ├── seed-paypal.ts ├── lib/ └── seed/ Good developer experience isn’t always a new feature. Sometimes it’s removing the fiddly steps between “I want to try this” and “it works.”

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Callstack Engineers @callstackio

19 hours ago

Turn mobile designs into working features with a lower-cost AI model. @thymikee will explain the verification loops behind a rise from 60% to 98% of PRs merged on the first attempt in the workflow he’ll present. Oct 22 · Amsterdam · Save your spot: clstk.com/3WynEcJ

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Michał Pierzchała @thymikee

a day ago

I love having access to unlimited tokens (like @apex__ai for everyone at Callstack). Opus 5.5 is king this month but there’s a lot of workload that I can just throw at a cheapest model that’s governed by a frontier one.