Michael Masson
@michaelmass.bsky.social
CTO @ Botpress | Driving AI automation to the next level during the day at Botpress and coding while I still can at night.
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A code freeze is a sign of a dying business.
It's an admission that the organization doesn’t trust its own ability to ship safely.
It's an admission that the organization doesn’t trust its own ability to ship safely.
January 15, 2026 at 10:03 PM
A code freeze is a sign of a dying business.
It's an admission that the organization doesn’t trust its own ability to ship safely.
It's an admission that the organization doesn’t trust its own ability to ship safely.
I'm enjoying the devx of @better_auth.
Didn't think this level of DX and flexibility was possible.
Didn't think this level of DX and flexibility was possible.
January 15, 2026 at 4:58 PM
I'm enjoying the devx of @better_auth.
Didn't think this level of DX and flexibility was possible.
Didn't think this level of DX and flexibility was possible.
MTL_code is tonight !
We'll have incredible speakers for this first edition of 2026:
Chris Grass: Beautiful Types: Designing TypeScript Libraries That Feel Handcrafted.
David Desmarais-Michaud: Yoke: Code-based Kubernetes resource management
See you at the Montreal Botpress office tonight!
We'll have incredible speakers for this first edition of 2026:
Chris Grass: Beautiful Types: Designing TypeScript Libraries That Feel Handcrafted.
David Desmarais-Michaud: Yoke: Code-based Kubernetes resource management
See you at the Montreal Botpress office tonight!
January 15, 2026 at 1:02 PM
MTL_code is tonight !
We'll have incredible speakers for this first edition of 2026:
Chris Grass: Beautiful Types: Designing TypeScript Libraries That Feel Handcrafted.
David Desmarais-Michaud: Yoke: Code-based Kubernetes resource management
See you at the Montreal Botpress office tonight!
We'll have incredible speakers for this first edition of 2026:
Chris Grass: Beautiful Types: Designing TypeScript Libraries That Feel Handcrafted.
David Desmarais-Michaud: Yoke: Code-based Kubernetes resource management
See you at the Montreal Botpress office tonight!
Frontend development moves in cycles.
"Everything is a <Table />" 2003 - 2010
"jQuery" 2010 - 2013
"Bootstrap" 2013 - 2016
"Material Design" 2016 - 2019
"Tailwind / Headless" 2019 - 2022
"Shadcn" 2022 - 2025
In 2026, what's next ?
"Everything is a <Table />" 2003 - 2010
"jQuery" 2010 - 2013
"Bootstrap" 2013 - 2016
"Material Design" 2016 - 2019
"Tailwind / Headless" 2019 - 2022
"Shadcn" 2022 - 2025
In 2026, what's next ?
January 14, 2026 at 10:01 PM
Frontend development moves in cycles.
"Everything is a <Table />" 2003 - 2010
"jQuery" 2010 - 2013
"Bootstrap" 2013 - 2016
"Material Design" 2016 - 2019
"Tailwind / Headless" 2019 - 2022
"Shadcn" 2022 - 2025
In 2026, what's next ?
"Everything is a <Table />" 2003 - 2010
"jQuery" 2010 - 2013
"Bootstrap" 2013 - 2016
"Material Design" 2016 - 2019
"Tailwind / Headless" 2019 - 2022
"Shadcn" 2022 - 2025
In 2026, what's next ?
@shadcn makes my life so much easier. It's the perfect fit for AI dev. Thx.
January 14, 2026 at 5:04 PM
@shadcn makes my life so much easier. It's the perfect fit for AI dev. Thx.
"Cognitive Load" is the most important aspect of building with AI.
The more succinct and concise your prompt is the better the outcome.
The more succinct and concise your prompt is the better the outcome.
January 14, 2026 at 12:57 PM
"Cognitive Load" is the most important aspect of building with AI.
The more succinct and concise your prompt is the better the outcome.
The more succinct and concise your prompt is the better the outcome.
"Colocation" is one of the most underestimated technique to reduce "Cognitive Load".
February 4, 2025 at 5:06 PM
"Colocation" is one of the most underestimated technique to reduce "Cognitive Load".
I can't find a way to do a simple link with a symbol in vscode. It should be as simple as `// file.ts#myFuSymbol`.
January 17, 2025 at 6:28 PM
I can't find a way to do a simple link with a symbol in vscode. It should be as simple as `// file.ts#myFuSymbol`.
Every time I code past midnight, I feel so productive. Then, the next day: "What kind of drug did I take ?"
January 16, 2025 at 4:39 AM
Every time I code past midnight, I feel so productive. Then, the next day: "What kind of drug did I take ?"
dagger.io is the generation of CI. Writing a CI pipeline in TypeScript that works locally is so satisfying.
Dagger.io
Powerful, programmable CI/CD engine that runs your pipelines in
containers — pre-push on your local machine and/or post-push in CI
dagger.io
January 15, 2025 at 3:53 AM
dagger.io is the generation of CI. Writing a CI pipeline in TypeScript that works locally is so satisfying.
I've been using @notion.com for about 2 years. It's an amazing tool; the API is great and the table feature is a powerhouse of productivity.
But how can the spacing be so bad? I am losing a third of my screen with their header alone.
@notion.com please do something. It drives me crazy.
But how can the spacing be so bad? I am losing a third of my screen with their header alone.
@notion.com please do something. It drives me crazy.
January 12, 2025 at 3:37 AM
I've been using @notion.com for about 2 years. It's an amazing tool; the API is great and the table feature is a powerhouse of productivity.
But how can the spacing be so bad? I am losing a third of my screen with their header alone.
@notion.com please do something. It drives me crazy.
But how can the spacing be so bad? I am losing a third of my screen with their header alone.
@notion.com please do something. It drives me crazy.
Just realized it's been 10 years since I first created my GitHub account.
I feel nostalgic and old at the same time. 🤣
I feel nostalgic and old at the same time. 🤣
January 10, 2025 at 4:10 AM
Just realized it's been 10 years since I first created my GitHub account.
I feel nostalgic and old at the same time. 🤣
I feel nostalgic and old at the same time. 🤣
I've been using @scriptkit.com for about 2 years now. I started sponsoring @johnlindquist.com because his app brought me so much value.
For fun, I'll track how many times I run @scriptkit.com in a week just to see how addicted I am to it.
For fun, I'll track how many times I run @scriptkit.com in a week just to see how addicted I am to it.
January 9, 2025 at 3:55 AM
I've been using @scriptkit.com for about 2 years now. I started sponsoring @johnlindquist.com because his app brought me so much value.
For fun, I'll track how many times I run @scriptkit.com in a week just to see how addicted I am to it.
For fun, I'll track how many times I run @scriptkit.com in a week just to see how addicted I am to it.
I just read the proposal from @Anthony Fu. At first, I was skeptical, then intrigued, and ended up skeptical again.
I feel like this is a proposal to remove the psychological aspect of major releases by adding an additional `Epoch` number.
Definitely not a bad idea, but I am still not convinced.
I feel like this is a proposal to remove the psychological aspect of major releases by adding an additional `Epoch` number.
Definitely not a bad idea, but I am still not convinced.
Proposing an extended SemVer -
🗿 Epoch Semantic Versioning
to communicate better about versions.
Thinking of adopting this to all my projects, and finally eliminating my lousy habit of forever zero-major practice 😜
What do you think? 👀
antfu.me/posts/epoch-...
🗿 Epoch Semantic Versioning
to communicate better about versions.
Thinking of adopting this to all my projects, and finally eliminating my lousy habit of forever zero-major practice 😜
What do you think? 👀
antfu.me/posts/epoch-...
Epoch Semantic Versioning
Proposal for an extended Semantic Versioning called Epoch SemVer to provide more granular versioning information to users.
antfu.me
January 8, 2025 at 3:06 AM
I just read the proposal from @Anthony Fu. At first, I was skeptical, then intrigued, and ended up skeptical again.
I feel like this is a proposal to remove the psychological aspect of major releases by adding an additional `Epoch` number.
Definitely not a bad idea, but I am still not convinced.
I feel like this is a proposal to remove the psychological aspect of major releases by adding an additional `Epoch` number.
Definitely not a bad idea, but I am still not convinced.
The level of work put into this course must have been astronomical.
Definitely worth taking a look. 👀
Definitely worth taking a look. 👀
🚀 Thrilled to announce my interactive #WebAssembly course!
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🔍 Custom-built debugger & VM
📊 Live stack & memory insights
💻 Hands-on exercises
🛠️ Build real projects
Level up with WebAssembly! ✨
👉 learn-wasm.dev
Learn WebAssembly from the ground up with:
🔍 Custom-built debugger & VM
📊 Live stack & memory insights
💻 Hands-on exercises
🛠️ Build real projects
Level up with WebAssembly! ✨
👉 learn-wasm.dev
Learn WebAssembly
Take your programming skills to the next level with this comprehensive, code-first, and hands-on WebAssembly course - the ultimate gateway to mastering the fundamentals of this revolutionary technolog...
learn-wasm.dev
January 7, 2025 at 2:32 AM
The level of work put into this course must have been astronomical.
Definitely worth taking a look. 👀
Definitely worth taking a look. 👀
For anyone looking to add enterprise login to their apps, you should look into BoxyHQ.
This is still a pain, don't get me wrong, but it's 10 times better with BoxyHQ.
boxyhq.com
This is still a pain, don't get me wrong, but it's 10 times better with BoxyHQ.
boxyhq.com
Security Building Blocks for the AI era | BoxyHQ
Security building blocks to keep your company ahead in the AI era, safeguarding confidential information from LLMs and building secure cloud applications.
boxyhq.com
January 4, 2025 at 3:12 AM
For anyone looking to add enterprise login to their apps, you should look into BoxyHQ.
This is still a pain, don't get me wrong, but it's 10 times better with BoxyHQ.
boxyhq.com
This is still a pain, don't get me wrong, but it's 10 times better with BoxyHQ.
boxyhq.com
I tried the new Ghostty terminal today!
Mitchell Hashimoto did a great job building this incredible terminal.
I'll definitely switch to Ghostty for a few months to see its potential!
mitchellh.com/writing/ghos...
Mitchell Hashimoto did a great job building this incredible terminal.
I'll definitely switch to Ghostty for a few months to see its potential!
mitchellh.com/writing/ghos...
Ghostty: Reflecting on Reaching 1.0
mitchellh.com
January 2, 2025 at 10:52 PM
I tried the new Ghostty terminal today!
Mitchell Hashimoto did a great job building this incredible terminal.
I'll definitely switch to Ghostty for a few months to see its potential!
mitchellh.com/writing/ghos...
Mitchell Hashimoto did a great job building this incredible terminal.
I'll definitely switch to Ghostty for a few months to see its potential!
mitchellh.com/writing/ghos...
2024 has been my biggest year on Github. It was an amazing year, I am looking forward to 2025. 🎉🎉
Happy New Year to everybody!
Happy New Year to everybody!
January 2, 2025 at 3:46 AM
2024 has been my biggest year on Github. It was an amazing year, I am looking forward to 2025. 🎉🎉
Happy New Year to everybody!
Happy New Year to everybody!