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9/27/2023

What new technology (< 5 years) has significantly increased your speed of development?

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Michael Pfister@pfista
9/27/2023

GPT-4

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Alex Grover@alexgrover.eth
9/27/2023

Full stack type safety

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9/27/2023

TypeScript and GoLang

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Jack Dishman@dish
9/27/2023

Vercel and Supabase

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Tayyab@tayyab
9/27/2023

Typescript, AI (of course), Vercel, Supabase, Airtable (prototypes, maybe not <5 tho), web3 libraries!

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Kiren Srinivasan@kiren
9/27/2023

@shawki The obvious one: ChatGPT

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Devin Elliot@notdevin.eth
9/27/2023

I’m really digging cursor.sh, not explicitly backend but certainly helping me to see the backend better

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9/27/2023

This will sound pedestrian, but VSCode. Also, another pedestrian one - but ESM (finally getting adopted broadly)...a lot of "subtle jank" dried up on that one, along with much better tooling around module bundling arriving because of it.

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Landon@lndnnft
9/27/2023

typescript & cursor, notably prob datagrip too

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Joe Petrich@jpetrich
9/27/2023

Strictly backend stuff: kaniko cache to speed up cloud builds testcontainers Google Cloud Run

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10/4/2023

Window tiling managers have really helped a lot for years now.