Jason Lengstorf

@jason.energy

I make tv for developers at @codetv.dev jason.energy/links he/him

me, as the intelligent swarms of nanobots disassemble the molecules of my body to 3D print more datacenters: “congratulations to the AutoFarmAI team for this undeniably mind-blowing technical achievement but I do have minor concerns about long-term profitability”

I am now "unironically looking forward to Grape-Nuts for breakfast" years old, in case anyone was wondering why you keep hearing the faint creak of ancient bones when I'm nearby

The Full Stack is NOT a coding competition: it's about building a full product from idea to production to launch. all 8 ideas are really interesting — which one do you think has the best chance to win?

in the early stages of a company, you start with an idea. Ideas are fun because they're not bound by inconvenient things like practicality or time — you can just imagine what you want to be true and bask in the endless possibilities to take the next step, though, you have to do the hard part of…

Vic and Aziz playing the Warm-Up Mini Game on episode 2 of The Full Stack

📣📣📣 Next meetup is 8/4 6PM at @codetv.dev studio! @johnandersen777.bsky.social is going to kick us off with a conversation about social.computer, an app that allows ATProto accounts to request and provide compute resources + time for demos and discussions! RSVP here:

ATProto PDX: August Meetup

Tue, Aug 4, 6:00 PM PDT · CodeTV, 1551, Southeast Poplar Avenue, Ladd's Addition, Hosford-Abernethy, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, 97214, United States It's that time again - join you

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BTS of the practical setup used to film the opening titles for The Full Stack. no computer graphics, just LEDs, cut acrylic, and creative people working together

if you watched The Greenfield Games and were as mad as I was that the AI bot team was such a strong competitor, this tool is why. Brian from Replay set up an agentic loop that would build, deploy, run Loop QA, and repeat until it couldn't find any more problems — upsettingly good at checking boxes

Replay.io@replay-io.bsky.social · 2w ago

Useful question coming up from today’s Replay QA launch: Is this supposed to replace testing? No - that would be a silly claim. Replay QA is about catching browser-level broken flows and turning them into useful debugging context. www.producthunt.com/products/rep...

delegation is always hard for me, but it's ESPECIALLY hard when I only sort of understand what I'm trying to accomplish this is how I end up learning to do a little bit of everything in my business: I have to struggle through it at least once before I feel comfortable handing it off to someone else

I've been REALLY looking forward to watching this 👀👀👀 This is exactly what the software industry needs right now 👏

Jason Lengstorf@jason.energy · 3w ago

you might be able to build an app, but can you build a *product*? 8 teams start this competition hosted by @kelseyhightower.com, but only 7 advance to episode 2 presented by @awscloud.bsky.social, this is @codetv.dev's largest production yet premieres tomorrow: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aHX...

I don't watch much tv and even less reality tv, but this is surprisingly compelling. Watching 8 teams of engineers try to build a product is a good reminder that writing the code wasn't the hard part. @kelseyhightower.com is a fantastic host and it's hard to imagine a better choice!

Jason Lengstorf@jason.energy · 3w ago

you might be able to build an app, but can you build a *product*? 8 teams start this competition hosted by @kelseyhightower.com, but only 7 advance to episode 2 presented by @awscloud.bsky.social, this is @codetv.dev's largest production yet premieres tomorrow: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aHX...