Ibrahim Keser

Ibrahim Keser

@ibke.bsky.social

In the midst of chaos.

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Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

Reason why “let me rewrite this” is so common. While it can be a valid option, it usually tries to avoid the challenge of mapping the domain to software and maintaining it in a coherent way while keeping the thought processes and knowledge aligned, as they are hard to keep simple.

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

Putting yourself into the users position is always worthwhile.

Sara Soueidan@sarasoueidan.com

🔗 Good intentions, Poor Context www.tpgi.com/good-intenti... "Empathizing with the community and wanting to be an advocate are the foundations of #a11y. But charging ahead without having a genuine understanding of how people interact with digital content can sometimes do more harm than good."

tpgi.comGood Intentions, Poor Context - TPGiWhen a developer tries to do a good thing for accessibility but misses the mark: Doug Abrams covers some of his pet peeves seen while doing audits.
Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

Being able to flexibly and seamlessly switch between any dimension would be hype.

Dev Agrawal@devagr.bsky.social

Both RSCs and ZeroSync - promise complete UI-data colocation - achieve low-to-no waterfall navigation - use special compilers and/or semantics - employ aggressive preloading - require stateful servers for UI data

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Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

What I perceive is that the most recent improvements with LLMs while being impressive, fail to fix the core issues. I think the next increment will be AIs incorporated into tools that solve specific tasks and specialists utilizing those.

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

Might be I’m wrong, in the end the difference between the status quo and a revolution is a tiny change. I remember writing my bachelor thesis about CNNs (state of the art were SSDs and YOLO v2) for number plate detection and now we are here.

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Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

LLMs are strong in greenfield projects particularly if you don’t need a human to be able to read the intermediate layer (think code) that a LLM generates which again creates the final output.

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

That said I’m yet to see an LLM go beyond the mere basics of a complex project. They have apparent limitations in complex situations like being a yes-sayer, ignoring complexity, expecting input in a specific way etc. It can even fail to help with chores, when it isn’t a certain type of a task.

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

I do use LLMs on daily basis and I just recently introduced my brother who has barely any coding knowledge into this space and he managed to build a website for a construction company he works for using Claude and Next.js in ~1 week with just a tiny bit of my help.

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

Wish I could have been there. Next year, if there will be an event.

Dominik 🔮@tkdodo.eu

Had the best time at @reactdayberlin.gitnation.org , thank you so much for this conf and all the connections I made 💖. And thank you @tej.as for organizing the best possible city tour 🙌

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

If you have a dynamic data heavy application, this is the way. Might profit from getting the initial data on the server. Though looking for @aaronboodman.com and the team to give us access to zero.rocicorp.dev. Might shape the future.

zero.rocicorp.devZeroZero: Your Web App but Good
Simon Grimm@galaxies.dev

⚡️ Pro Tip: Always choose TanStack Query. Master state management effortlessly with top-tier libraries. TanStack stands out as the ultimate choice for server state. Mutations and invalidations have never been simpler 😍 Are you on the TanStack bandwagon yet? If not, what’s holding you back?

Ibrahim Keser
@ibke.bsky.social

It is a hard task though. I worked at a place where ADRs were used to cover some context. Maybe we should first find a consensus on what context information is importantly and where to put it and with that we can train AI models on more relevant data and provide better input.

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