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Mobile App Developer (React Native & Expo) | I build MVPs that businesses can launch fast

Susmita Singh is a Senior Software Engineer at Google who led AI infrastructure work for the Google Store. Now she's joining Agent Conf in Warsaw as a Speaker. In her talk she’ll cover how to build grounded and reliable AI agents at scale. Tickets: www.agent.sh/tickets

Agent Conf 2026 | Warsaw | Shaping the Future of Agentic Development

Join 500+ engineers in Warsaw Sept 17-18 2026 for Agent Conf. Learn agentic development, orchestration, and AI-driven workflows. Hosted by Callstack.

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Voice agents are more than speech in, speech out. Luke Farrell has recently talked to @kraenhansen.dk about perceived latency, turn-taking, interruption handling, and the tradeoff between speed and expressiveness. Watch their conversation ⬇️ clstk.com/4v3o7iK

How Voice Agents Handle Latency, Turn-Taking, and Safety With Kræn Hansen

Kræn Hansen (ElevenLabs) talks voice-agent UX, from turn-taking and safety to layered SDK design for React and React Native.

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🥳 We raised some money. Expo is the best it's ever been, and this round of funding will help us get a lot better. With this money we can go faster on the things that matter: faster builds, smoother native integrations, and better e-2-e DX. Charlie wrote about what's next: expo.dev/blog/what-ex...

We just released Git Truck version 4.0.0! What’s new: 🐾 Explore contributor footprints across your codebase 📊 Visualize project history with a revamped commit timeline, 👥 Auto-group duplicate contributors 🏎️ Enjoy better cache handling and performance. See the release notes for more! git.new/gtv4

git-truck/CHANGELOG.md at main · git-truck/git-truck

Git repository visualizations, cumulative contribution statistics and more. Run `npx -y git-truck` to try Git Truck today! - git-truck/git-truck

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This is what “everything ecosystem” means. Bluesky isn’t going to build a longform blogging service. What they can do with longform (and many other atproto apps) is use the shared formats of the atmosphere to enhance the experience and interaction with your content, wherever you like to post.

Bluesky@bsky.app · 2mo ago

v1.122 is rolling out today, featuring a better way to discover and share articles, blog posts and newsletters across the Atmosphere via new, dynamic Standard.site link cards. 🧵

The Bluesky and Standard.site logos sharing an emoji handshake above examples of the new, dynamic link cards.

I'm an edge case!? 😅 here's some of my PWAs bsky.app/profile/nerd... i use them all the time, especially tabs and banjo. when i need a feature, i just tell punkass via discord to add it then i restart the pwa.

Front-end Fire Podcast@front-end-fire.com · 3mo ago

Zed ships 1.0 and wants to pry devs away from their AI-powered @vscode.dev clones, @tanstack.com gets caught in the npm supply-chain blast radius, and another round of “AI layoffs” has everyone asking if robots are taking jobs—or just taking the blame. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/145/

🔩 @boltless.me has given comments a much needed facelift, we now have a new and improved comment lexicon, reactions on comments, comment on strings & tons more good stuff in the pipeline! 4/5

screenshot of oyster.cafe commenting on a PR submission by anirudh.fi saying "LGTM". the comment has a single thumbs-up reaction.

gm tanglers! its time for the release thread 🧵 ⭐ you can now access CI logs right from your terminal, with plain ol' SSH ⭐ 1. push your changes 2. if CI is triggered, the knot will give you an ssh command 3. paste that into a new shell 4. live tail CI logs! watch to know more: 1/5

Expo UI now runs callbacks on the UI thread. SDK 56 ships worklet integration for @expo/ui. SwiftUI and Compose components update shared state synchronously, no JS hop. Flicker-free input masking, finally 😅 Full blog from @nishan.dev: try.expo.dev/worklets-blu...

Worklet integration in Expo UI: synchronously controlling SwiftUI and Compose state

Expo UI now integrates with react-native-worklets, letting you control SwiftUI and Compose state synchronously on the UI thread. No JS round-trips.

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