For engineers who love writing code but hate building UIs: build complete internal tools with just backend code.
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Joined June 2020
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Interval retweeted
Okay I finished watching the video.
For people that didn't get a chance to go through this, check out the Internal Tooling section @ 39:25.
Every single product I've ever built needed this.
It uses @useinterval and is by far the best setup I've seen for it.
sst ion is now sst v3
it's for anything you build
we used it to build @terminaldotshop and the code is now open source
there is such much in there - containers, cloudflare, email, planetscale - i made a video digging through it in depth
full video in reply
Interval retweeted
My team @meter is hiring a full stack engineer!
(ofc you’ll be building apps with @useinterval 🙂↕️)
If you’re interested in accelerating the future of networking, shoot me a DM and/or apply on our site.
meter.com/open-roles?departm…
We’re still using it extremely actively at Meter. No promises on when we’ll release future updates since it’s mostly working for our needs, but we’re not shutting it down!
Yes! We have been mostly focused on developing the open source version of Interval Server.
(github.com/interval/server)
Thank you 🙌
We honestly had been considering OSS for a while so when Meter was aligned on it, it made everything sort of a no-brainer :)
Interval has been acquired by @meter 🥳
More here: interval.com/blog/interval-j…
Interval retweeted
Had some fun over the weekend playing with @useinterval and Aider (aider.chat) to create full-stack interactive Node scripts with GPT-4 👀
Demo:
Love to teams use Interval in this way.
Having a bunch of CLI scripts that we needed access to from the web was what inspired us to build Interval in the first place 😀
I've found @useinterval to be a good middle ground between cli scripts and dashboards. I can have my cake and eat it too!
Excited to share our v1.5 SDK release 🚢
1.5 includes 2 new I/O methods, improvements to many others and lots of performance/stability improvements under the hood.
interval.com/changelog/2023-…
We've built an example app in Interval for testing large language model outputs:
llm-bench.interval.com
LLM Bench is an open-source toolkit for building up "integration tests" to ensure LLMs are doing what you want.
🆕 New in Interval v1.1.0:
- 🎨 Add highlight colors to your tables
- ⬇️ Render Markdown in table cells + in "help text" of any inputs
-📱 Improved mobile support
interval.com/changelog/2023-…
Interval retweeted
Back in June, we previewed interval.com - our approach to building complete tools w/ just backend code.
It's for engineers who love writing code but hate building UIs.
Since then, we’ve learned a ton and today I'm thrilled to announce **Interval 1.0** 🎉
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This is cool! Our friends @wundergraphcom put together a tutorial on using Wundergraph + Interval to build internal tools for your team⬇️
wundergraph.com/blog/buildin…
Interval retweeted
I've got to enjoy building internal tools thanks to @useinterval . I extremely recommend them. What they do is like magic, and their support is top notch.