Brian Love
@blove.dev
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models are not just a tool for building apps, they're also a tool for building _better_ apps we (mostly kinda) love using ai in our dev tools we can use ai to build those same experiences in our web apps check it out: hashbrown.dev
Hashbrown – AI Framework for Angular & React
Build joyful, AI-powered user interfaces that help your users do more.
hashbrown.dev
Fresh out of the frying pan, we just released Hashbrown v0.3 with support for: 🦙 Open-weight models (like gpt-oss) via our new Ollama adapter 🛠️ Initial support for MCP Servers 📝 New prompt template literal function 💻 Fresh docs website 👨🏫 Generative UI workshops
hashbrown v0.2 launch hits the #1 spot on the cool bits in bytes.dev as a longtime sub to this newsletter, this is an incredible shout out for what the team is building read more: hashbrown.dev/blog/2025-07...
Jason and Mike are hanging out and talking about generative ui using hashbrown.dev 👇
Hashbrown – AI Framework for Angular & React
Build joyful, AI-powered user interfaces that help your users do more.
hashbrown.dev
🔴 LIVE — generative user interfaces with @mikeryan.dev youtube.com/live/ekQ7t6_...
Hashbrown v0.2 is smothered, covered, and ready for consumption! This release comes with: ☎️ Improved Tool Calling 🏃 Built-in JavaScript Runtime ⚛️ Overhauled React implementation Read more: hashbrown.dev/blog/2025-07...
Hashbrown – AI Framework for Angular & React
Build joyful, AI-powered user interfaces that help your users do more.
hashbrown.dev
Thanks for joining our Hashbrown workshop with @blove.dev & @mikeryan.dev! 🚀 Huge shoutout to everyone contributing to the framework! See you at the next Angular Community event! #Angular #Hashbrown
Learn more about our recent launch of hashbrown hashbrown.dev/blog/2025-06...
Hashbrown – AI Framework for Angular & React
Build joyful, AI-powered user interfaces that help your users do more.
hashbrown.dev
Come learn about building with LLMs in the frontend - function calling, structured output, streaming text and @angular.dev components using signals + v20 resource API
🔥Want to know more about the hottest new open-source framework, Hashbrown? Join Mike Ryan @mikeryan.dev & Brian Love @blove.dev for a FREE webinar Tuesday, June 24, 2025. 11:00 AM MDT. Sign up now! bit.ly/43I2Hxp
We cooked up some delicious generative AI with Angular on the Angular Air show today. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd2W...
🥔 Building AI-Powered UIs with Hashbrown on Angular Air
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hashbrown is now powering generative UI on ai.engineer - click on the "AI MCP/llms.txt" link in the header to see it in action.
check out hashbrown in action with our sample app In this 30 seconds you'll see: - function calling - structured output - streaming text - generative UI - debugging using the redux devtools hashbrown.dev github.com/liveloveapp/hashbrown
Fresh out of the fryer, hashbrown is a headless @angular.dev library for building joyful AI-powered user experiences. It supports streaming, chat, structured outputs, generative UI, and AI code execution using the latest v20 resource and signals APIs. hashbrown.dev
Hashbrown – AI Framework for Angular & React
Build joyful, AI-powered user interfaces that help your users do more.
hashbrown.dev
What LLM platform(s) are you using in production? 1️⃣ OpenAI (not Azure) 2️⃣ Azure OpenAI 3️⃣ Google (Gemini) 4️⃣ Anthropic (Claude) 5️⃣ Meta (Llama) Other? Not using any LLMS?
What if an AI agent could groom your backlog... Good idea? Bad idea? Already out there?
Hello friends. Are you using DynamoDB? How do you interact with it from TypeScript/Lambda land?
💬 The Angular team has dropped *two* new RFCs today: `resource` as an architectural pattern: github.com/angular/angu... the specifics of the `resource` API design: github.com/angular/angu...
First step down toward my private pilot license. I passed the knowledge test with a 97! Now on to mastering a few more maneuvers before my check ride. Here's to new heights!
The length to which an organizations will go to avoid paying for a license is mostly due to lack of awareness in terms of the value tradeoffs. I've been there. I've written and engineered solutions around OSS for organizations to avoid purchasing a license. Thoughts?
I'm switching to using Safari (with tab groupings) as a possible next browser after Arc. Thoughts?
Hello! 👋 I’m Brian. I like to write code, ski, and fly planes. I'm here to connect with fellow tech, aviation, parenting, and outdoors-y folks.