@gxgriffin.bsky.social
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Ever wish your frontend and backend just… agreed on types?
We tried tRPC. No contracts, no generators. Just synced.
The good, the bad, and the gotchas → betaacid.co/blog/keeping...
We tried tRPC. No contracts, no generators. Just synced.
The good, the bad, and the gotchas → betaacid.co/blog/keeping...
Keeping Your Types in Sync: Lessons From tRPC in the Real World
How do you keep your API types in sync between the backend and the frontend without losing your sanity? At BetaAcid, we've tried just about everything—from manually updating Swagger docs (never again...
betaacid.co
July 8, 2025 at 2:24 PM
Ever wish your frontend and backend just… agreed on types?
We tried tRPC. No contracts, no generators. Just synced.
The good, the bad, and the gotchas → betaacid.co/blog/keeping...
We tried tRPC. No contracts, no generators. Just synced.
The good, the bad, and the gotchas → betaacid.co/blog/keeping...
@noraenpure.bsky.social having trouble leaving my car rn #PurifiedRadio
June 9, 2025 at 1:27 AM
@noraenpure.bsky.social having trouble leaving my car rn #PurifiedRadio
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Ever told Siri, “Remind me to take out the trash when I get home”?
That kind of automation was built on something called Intents.
The new Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets LLMs go further
That kind of automation was built on something called Intents.
The new Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets LLMs go further
Siri Intents Walked So Model Context Protocol Could Run
Back in 2016, Apple introduced Siri Intents—a framework that allowed developers to expose their app’s functionality to Siri. If you’ve ever asked your iPhone to “send a message,” “order coffee,” or “s...
betaacid.co
April 14, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Ever told Siri, “Remind me to take out the trash when I get home”?
That kind of automation was built on something called Intents.
The new Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets LLMs go further
That kind of automation was built on something called Intents.
The new Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets LLMs go further
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In our latest blog post we share some practical solutions to common @reactnative.dev.web.brid.gy performance challenges, showing how to debug like a pro!
React Native Performance Solutions: Debug Like a Pro
Debugging: the art of being a detective in a crime scene where you're also the prime suspect. While traditional debugging tools help you find out why your perfectly written code (you’d think!) decided...
betaacid.co
January 22, 2025 at 9:05 PM
In our latest blog post we share some practical solutions to common @reactnative.dev.web.brid.gy performance challenges, showing how to debug like a pro!
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Always Be Delivering: Ryan’s Recipe for Beta Acid's Magic (And Yes, It’s as Bold as It Sounds) 🏃♂️
#ABDelivery #GetShitDone #StartupStyle
#ABDelivery #GetShitDone #StartupStyle
Always Be Delivering
Like Alec Baldwin’s famous mantra in Glengarry Glen Ross, we have a phrase we live by: Always Be Delivering. Everything that everyone does at Beta Acid should be in support of delivering a tangible pr...
betaacid.co
January 9, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Always Be Delivering: Ryan’s Recipe for Beta Acid's Magic (And Yes, It’s as Bold as It Sounds) 🏃♂️
#ABDelivery #GetShitDone #StartupStyle
#ABDelivery #GetShitDone #StartupStyle
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Learn more about new and significant improvements in @nextjs.org routing, server components, caching behavior, and performance optimizations.
Next.js 15: A Deep Dive into Modern Web Development
Choosing the right web framework can significantly impact your project's success. Next.js has emerged as a powerhouse in the React ecosystem, offering a robust solution for building modern web applica...
betaacid.co
December 16, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Learn more about new and significant improvements in @nextjs.org routing, server components, caching behavior, and performance optimizations.
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We experimented with @anthropic.com 's new "Computer Use" tool, which allows the AI to take actions directly on your computer (think move the mouse, etc). We wanted to test to see if we could automate some of our QA work.
Sound exciting, or interesting, or creepy?
Sound exciting, or interesting, or creepy?
Experimenting with Anthropic's Computer use for QA
Anthropic recently introduced their “Computer Use” tool, enabling developers to integrate their AI models to execute tasks on a computer. As they describe it in their blog post
betaacid.co
December 6, 2024 at 8:24 PM
We experimented with @anthropic.com 's new "Computer Use" tool, which allows the AI to take actions directly on your computer (think move the mouse, etc). We wanted to test to see if we could automate some of our QA work.
Sound exciting, or interesting, or creepy?
Sound exciting, or interesting, or creepy?