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Designer, developer, and advisor. Working on @pierrecomputer. Creator of @getbootstrap. Previously @github and @twitter. Huge nerd.
Mill Valley, CA
Joined August 2007
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📣 Massive day for @pierrecomputer — Code Storage is now generally available!
Expressly built for machines and the massive agentic volume we’re seeing. More repos/second than any other code host and already home to some of the best platforms.
↪ code.storage
Signups are now open on Code[dot]Storage.
Today, more new repos are created per second on Code Storage than any other platform.
Lovable, Bolt, Amp, Poke, and many more of the largest agentic workloads store their code and agent memory at scale using Code.Storage.
I've been redrawing the icons we use at @pierrecomputer. Along the way, I've been whipping up plugins to help me manage them—like this Layer Swap tool for "composite icons." Allows me to swap every instance of each layer with ease. Much faster, much easier.
Mark Otto retweeted
On August 19, 2011, Web developers Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton of Twitter began creating the CSS framework Bootstrap in mid-2011. The framework was originally developed to help maintain the HTML/CSS and JavaScript code consistency in Twitter applications.
ALT Bootstrap, from Twitter website in 2011
Mark Otto retweeted
Code Storage is an incredible piece of technology
They have seamlessly scaled to tens of millions of Git repos backing Bolt projects without a hiccup
Jacob and their team have been excellent partners for us at Bolt - can't recommend higher
Signups are now open on Code[dot]Storage.
Today, more new repos are created per second on Code Storage than any other platform.
Lovable, Bolt, Amp, Poke, and many more of the largest agentic workloads store their code and agent memory at scale using Code.Storage.
one of the few infra providers that has not gone down the entire time we've used them at poke
it's actually my second time using @fat and @mdo's products, i learned to code by building websites with bootstrap css 😭
Signups are now open on Code[dot]Storage.
Today, more new repos are created per second on Code Storage than any other platform.
Lovable, Bolt, Amp, Poke, and many more of the largest agentic workloads store their code and agent memory at scale using Code.Storage.
Mark Otto retweeted
fun fact: @warpdotdev factories start on code.storage
📣 Massive day for @pierrecomputer — Code Storage is now generally available!
Expressly built for machines and the massive agentic volume we’re seeing. More repos/second than any other code host and already home to some of the best platforms.
↪ code.storage
🚂🚂🚂 diffs.com/edit
Back when we were building Diffs, I made a Playground page to test all the features and themes in one place. Today, it's the perfect spot to test edit mode and every other library feature. Options get saved in the URL for easy sharing, too.
🛝 diffs.com/playground
Say hello to Edit mode for Diffs.
It’s been an absolute blast to have worked on this with the @pierrecomputer team. Not only can you edit regular code, but you can also edit diffs as you make changes. Just toggle edit mode. Unreal ship.
👉 diffs.com/edit
Edit is now live on diffs[dot]com.
This isn't just another Monaco or ProseMirror wrapper.
This is an entirely new edit implementation, built on top of our file and diff rendering primitives.
- Over 189 commits
- Over 900 new tests
Try it out now – diffs.com/edit
Biggest feature request for DiffsHub.com has landed—you can now add a GitHub PAT to view private diffs. Stays in local storage, easy to remove or update.
Love that for you.
Everyone at @pierrecomputer knows I'm a huge Cursor fan, but that has never included their agent UI. For some reason though, @conductor_build hits different for me and I love it. UI is similar, but agents seem to pickup my style/voice/prefs way more easily. PR flow is nice, too.
Thank you, Apple design team! If this is true, window design is much better in Golden Gate over Tahoe. The Tahoe-style layering of the sidebar was an unnecessary visual complication that no one needed. Give me defined window and UI boundaries (and sane corners), please.
Hot take, most Golden Gate icons are an improvement and the Tahoe liquid glass icon aesthetic is a blurry, frosted layering without any other glass qualities. Glass is sharp, polished, affects light, etc. We didn't get much of that in Tahoe icons. Not perfect, but I like.
➽ Technical post from @amadeus on how Diffs is so damned fast, why we had to build the new CodeView component, and more. pierre.computer/writing/on-r…
Had a lot of fun playing with Unicode characters for the "illustrations"!
(Also, who's working on WebKit? Let's make it better!)
