Jigar Dhulla (@jigar-dhulla)

Yesterday

I will be considering jQuery in my project going forward. LLMs write and maintain my project's frontend code anyway.

The right question should be: how many use jQuery in new projects in 2026?

I can't find a flaw in his logic.

makes sense honestly, I am sure jquery has over a million stack overflow questions - so basically the LLMs grew up on it lol

Lawrence Lagerlof @llagerlof15h

I always choose Svelte for the frontend because it needs far less code than React and Vue, so, less tokens to burn. Also, faster results.

Wed, Nov 4

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhulla3deec349b

Yes, it worked.

JDJigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla3d

I am working on a project called YaarPool Github Org: @yaarpool I can't mention now, but hopefully, after this tweet, I can claim and mention the org in the commit?

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhulla3d7eee81d

I am working on a project called YaarPool Github Org: @yaarpool I can't mention now, but hopefully, after this tweet, I can claim and mention the org in the commit?

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaquoted3d

Yes, it worked.

Tue, Nov 3

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhulla4db98bc06

For @JetBrains to prioritise Claude Code subscription in Air. Upvote here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/AIR-4152

Mon, Nov 2

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhulla5d78dd872

Publishing an app on the Play Store is just demotivating. I haven't even started for the App Store. Making users log in to your app makes things 10 times more complex.

Anwar @khalyomede5d

Do you have a web version of your app?

Sun, Nov 1

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhulla6d4bf76e7

Working on a project where AGENTS.md had reached 87KB, loaded in full every session. Now it's 10KB. I moved the instructions into small topic files and indexed them in the parent file, so each task reads only what it needs.

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Suliman Benhalim @sulimanbenhalim5d

same trick claude code uses for its memory, one small index that always loads and a file per topic it only reads when needed 🙂

Garrett W.@garrettw6d

Yep, I’ve had to do that before. Works well.

Sat, Oct 31

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 3188c9aec

When will Air plugin from @JetBrains support Claude Subscription? Opencode supports it.

Punyapal Shah @MrPunyapalOct 31

I thought it does

Thu, Oct 29

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 29997c72f

One of the client's tasks is so simple that creating the scope of work document is taking more time than the actual work.

Punyapal Shah @MrPunyapalOct 29

Haha 😅 for my client we are deciding scope of work from last whole month

Tue, Oct 27

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 27904641c

Get verified mark for profiles. 🤭

MMMárk Magyar@xHeavenOct 27

Here. Raised this already internally btw. Not a fan.

Isaac Hatilima @IsaacHatilimaOct 27

I actually raised this about 2 days after launch that we all get verified and going forward there is a mechanism to verify who is who to avoid bots but there was no action. here we are now. https://dev-null.sh/@dkhurshudian/commits/01a14f8f-2d71-7212-9166-529c2728d41d

/dev/nullDavit (@dkhurshudian) replying to @IsaacHatilima on /dev/null: “So "English" :D”So "English" :D

Márk Magyar @xHeavenOct 27

Raised this internally as well already :P Along with a couple other things, hopefully we'll discuss it soon.

Mon, Oct 26

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 267d93cc2

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SRSamuel Reichör@samuelreichorOct 25

You are an encryption pro? Name a private key

Sam LABBE @slabbdevOct 29

Appli still trust this CA. Check that https://dev-null.sh/@slabbdev/commits/01a186ba-5462-7001-b5c6-88b6f473476d

/dev/nullSam LABBE (@slabbdev) on /dev/null: “Dudes, saw that ??? Apple was notified on October 17, and as of…”Dudes, saw that ??? Apple was notified on October 17, and as of October 28, the developer tools on macOS, git included, `still trust the compromised certificates` To check whether your git is…

Bruno Bernard @eznix86quotedOct 26

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Márk Magyar @xHeavenOct 26

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Sun, Oct 25

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 25cce8cb7

I've just contributed to PHP Foundation. Consider supporting them too — every little helps! https://opencollective.com/phpfoundation

opencollective.comPHP Foundation - Open CollectiveWe support, promote, and advance the PHP language.

Sat, Oct 24

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 24a708a72

Was able to send email from my newly deployed instance on Laravel Cloud in 20-25 min. This is end-to-end starting from creating a new Resend account till receiving an email in the inbox. Well done, Laravel team!

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 24c23a9e8

We can agree to disagree. There can be two extreme views, always. Solution is always somewhere in between. I could say, "control" is a word for people who are afraid that they will lose their job if company moves their infra to managed server.

RJRaza Jahangir@razajahangirOct 23

Self hosting offer control. Poor > unskilled

Raza Jahangir @razajahangirOct 24

That's image was relevant in 2022 Have you been building yourself or just posting content since then?

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 24d85677e

Slop goes to LinkedIn. 😂 Jokes apart, it does not matter if the text is generated by AI or not. It 100% depends on the value it is adding for the audience. This website itself is a good example to begin with. It is 95% AI, we can say, yet we are using it because it is adding…

EEz.-@harlequinetcieOct 24

Plz no more AI slop. If you didn't care to write it, why would someone care to read it?

Amitav Roy @amitavroyOct 24

I would agree. There was spell checks, grammarly and many other tools as well earlier. The important thing is - what context you have given when you created the post. If there is no personal touch, then it's just AI writing for AI. It has to be Human writing for Human using AI…

Ez.-@harlequinetcieOct 24

How do you know it's 95% AI?

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 24ce59e02

Working on a skill that summarizes my claude session for social media.

JDJigar Dhulla@jigar-dhullaOct 24

Old code can hide serious bugs for more than a decade. This week we saw it up close. A critical flaw in PHP, nicknamed "php2shell", was disclosed and fixed upstream. It let an attacker run code on a server without logging in. The bug had sat in PHP since 2012. Stronger AI models…

Ondrej Synacek @comatoryOct 24

Why?

Ez.-@harlequinetcieOct 24

Plz no more AI slop. If you didn't care to write it, why would someone care to read it?

Jigar Dhulla @jigar-dhullaOct 24b104a81

Nils Hitze @nhitzequotedOct 28

Version management can't be something that's a side hustle done by devs, dedicated Sysadmins are needed for this reason or a system to monitor and actual ownership of the process