Johannes Schickling
@schickling
Building a local-first music app @overtone_app with @livestoredev. Host @localfirstfm. DX @EffectTS_. Founded @prisma. https://bsky.app/profile/schickling.dev
Just recorded this little performance demo of @overtone_app while working on my talk for @localfirstconf. Near-zero query latency enables a magical UX.
I saw this tweet about @livestoredev and it made me realize that @schickling built exactly the library I need to make realtime notebooks with modern agentic plumbing. x.com/DavidKPiano/st…
Events are the most accurate representation of state. Everything else is a lossy abstraction. LiveStore gets it right ⚡️
⚡ Speaker highlight: Johannes Schickling, co-founder @prisma Web apps need efficiency and real-time sync, but traditional client-server models fall short too often. That's why Sync Engines are a trending topic right now! @schickling, creator of @livestoredev , will share…
CI environments are about to be the new hot thing Who is going to make it super easy to quickly give your agent a sandbox with your whole dev setup so it can iterate on its own, outside of your computer? Not an easy problem to nail...
Casually checked progress on @livestoredev repo. @schickling is really cooking it non-stop, excited to see the new release when it's ready 👀
Best explainer of Cloudflare DurableObject lifecycle methods I've ever read.
Effect is the standard library for TypeScript
GUESS WHAT There's an Effect built-in for that
Workflows will become (or already are) one of the "hottest" computing primitives powering agents, long-running services, CI and even development itself. Very curious to see who will emerge as the "winner". I've tried many including Temporal, Inngest, etc. None felt right yet.
Don't sleep on these types of posts from exceptional engineers like @zeeg or @schickling There's a big change happening in what it means to be a software developer. Writing code by hand it not going to be a big part of it. What follows is that reading code will also stop being…
I literally have not written code by hand in weeks btw Doesn’t mean I’m hands off on the system design or anything else with the code, but I’m def not writing code.
I already believed this before agentic coding but now it’s undeniably clear to me. Any TypeScript engineering team not using Effect will be at a massive disadvantage. Basically the same story as using plain JS instead of TS.
Living my best life with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`
Currently experimenting with `process-compose` to let agents run and manage long-running processes (e.g. a dev server). Are there any best practices for this already?