Gabriel Ayuso

@gabrielayuso.bsky.social

The open web is dead, long live the open web.

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SVG filters provide a basic lighting system you can sync with a little JavaScript and use in your web apps 💡 ... not as powerful as MacOS implementation but pretty cool

The true differentiators are passion, taste and the ability to gauge impact AI tools are enablers, but they're mainly enhancers Passion drives you to keep at it Taste lets you drive the craft, direct it towards quality The ability to gauge impact guides you in selecting what matters most

The more I learn about what the DOJ wants Google to do the more I realize how stupid they are. I know these don't fit the traditional definition of monopoly but the App Store and Play Store are the real problem here. Not Chrome and Google's search index.

I'm on Bluesky, Threads, X, Lens, Nostr, a Mastodon server and Farcaster. I've been using Farcaster and X daily for years now and will continue to do so. I might add Bluesky to my rotation. Not sure yet. Lens, Nostr, Mastodon and Threads aren't for me.

I'm just getting into React Native and Expo these couple of months. By far what I like the most from using it is being able to push updates without going through app review. That's really the biggest win. Having a single codebase for both iOS and Android is nice but less important.

Since the languages and frameworks we use today are designed to help humans read and understand code, in a world where Al does most of the programming, I wonder if the tools we use today will become obsolete as, at some point, there will be no need for humans to fully understand and write code.