Raz Iacob

@raz-iacob

Husband, proud father of 3, Christ follower, full-stack developer at Grooters Productions, and I love playing basketball.

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144 commits in the last 30 days

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Today

v0.8.0 of @wire-up-dev is live. Spent the week making it harder to break: signed releases, updates that roll back on their own, backups that leave the server. And the fun part: your AI agent can now work on the live site, with only the access you give it.

Yesterday

Sun, Nov 8

“Jesus knew that the Father had put all things under his power, and that he had come from God and was returning to God; so he got up from the meal, took off his outer clothing, and wrapped a towel around his waist. After that, he poured water into a basin and began to wash his…

Fri, Nov 6

Who’s shipping this weekend? I’m going offline for most of Saturday, and I’m curious who’s grinding vs. who’s actually logging off.
Hoping to ship a couple of things I wrote a database settings system a couple weeks back, and want to use it on other packages, so going to publish that to packagist. Then shipping my homeschool management SaaS. For my wife only right now 😬

Wed, Nov 4

Thanks! Still need to tweak things, noticing a couple issues already (working on it), but overall, great base for what I wanted to achieve. :) It was also a substantial work, I was working with agents continuously for over 15 hours, burned through 3x $200 subs, and used over 270…
Genuine question: what’s the appeal of TUIs? It feels like reinventing the GUI, just inside a terminal. What am I missing?
They fit better in a terminal based workflow. It's easier to have tmux tabs for different "apps" that to have several uni-purpose apps opened. This probably has a similar target user set as the people that don't see the purpose of progressive web apps, better to use tabs on one…
For me: 1) usually less cluttered and simple 2) faster 3) I spend enough time in terminal so it feels natural

Tue, Nov 3

Mon, Nov 2

Sat, Oct 31

Fri, Oct 30

How can us old-school developers inspire and pass the torch to the next generation of developers in the age of AI?
That's really hard, basics are important to Learn in order to succeed but in this time and erra the definition of basics has shifted so hard..
My wife and I home educate our kids. So I’m also preparing myself, and looking at how I can teach them how to write code and solve problems. But they are a few years away from that. I know that doesn’t answer your question directly, but think teaching your own kids can be…
Tough question. One thing I’d have loved when I started was mentorship. Get along side them, encourage them, answer questions, submit feedback/PRs I found stack overflow community to be condescending and looking back often had poor advice. Finally, get out there and meet them.…

Thu, Oct 29

Crazy to think that a website that would have taken me weeks to build can now be done in 2 hours with AI. It still feels unreal. 🤯

Wed, Oct 28