Michael Ludden
@ludden.social
Cromulent Adversary and Imagineer. Also, Technical Marketing Executive
It's July Dosu Drop Day! Among other things: 💥Public Spaces (beta): FREE public knowledge bases for open source projects. 💥Save as answer 💥Detect Related Documentation on Pull Requests Link below to read all about it and try Public Spaces 👇 go.dosu.dev/july-dosu-drop
July Dosu Drop: Public Spaces enter the chat
Introducing Public Spaces, now in beta, which are free public knowledge bases for open source projects.
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We're thrilled that Dify, one of the fastest growing Open Source dev tools companies in the world, is leveraging Dosu to triage an immense amount of issues with a small team. Thanks to Li Zheng for this great case study, check it out 👇 go.dosu.dev/XzuUMKc
Scaling support and documentation at Dify, one of the fastest growing OSS projects
Learn how Dify uses Dosu to effortlessly manage hundreds of issues per month with a small team.
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Honored to be featured in @github.com's first "Awesome Continous AI" list. Read all about it! 👇 go.dosu.dev/74utNAE
"AI is better at maintaining docs than humans" - @devstein.bsky.social Spicy reactions encouraged 🌶️ read the blog 👇 go.dosu.dev/zzC3wOn
AI Is Better at Maintaining Docs Than Humans
People have dreamed of living documentation–documentation that evolves as fast as your code–for decades but human bandwidth to review and update documentation has always been the bottleneck. Now with ...
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June Dosu Drop is here! "Building the future of Knowledge Management" - Suggested documentation - New @ mentions features - Fact-based reasoning agent GA - Improved code change reasoning - Community Highlight: All Hands AI 🙌 Read the details here 👉 go.dosu.dev/Z66W5aF
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Testing agents is hard. Dosu depends on many external services, including multiple LLMs, and interfacing with them via our test suite would be slow & expensive. That's why we use distributed dependency injection. We're sharing best practices in the article below 👇 go.dosu.dev/8BFqKr3
Pain-free testing for distributed agent workflows
How we serialize our 3rd-party client dependencies
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Most companies say docs matter, but @mplacona.com 🧮 crunched the numbers. Good docs = -$22k/year wasted per dev just hunting for answers -$1.25M/year in onboarding drag for a 100-dev org -$50k+ in support costs you could deflect with self-service 👇 Full breakdown (with data)👇 go.dosu.dev/HcW2dLS
7 Data‑Driven Checks to ensure your Documentation ROI is high
…and why Dosu keeps the meter running in your favor. Author: Marcos Placona | DevRel @ Dosu It’s easy for documentation to get shoved aside when you’re racing to ship features. But it’s the quiet fo...
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Introducing D2TS - a TypeScript implementation of Differential Dataflow I've been building 🚀 Enabling incremental computation on change streams and streaming joins, both on the server and client. Perfect for use with the @electric-sql.com sync engine! 🧵
I spent the best part of this week thinking about what to do with the release of @tur.so's Limbo. In my wildest dreams, I could not imagine it would be the success it was - I can't think of a database project that attracted this much attention, this fast, this early. 🧵1/5
Announcing Laravel Support and PHP PDO Interface! Authors: @levydsa.bsky.social @notrab.dev tur.so/y9kc6Jy
Announcing Laravel Support and PHP PDO Interface
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🎉 Happy New Year!🎉 We at Turso have BIG things in store for 2025, so watch this space. Until then, our best to you and yours as you kick off the new year! 2️⃣ 0️⃣ 2️⃣ 5️⃣
In July we released HighPerformanceSQLite.com with the support of @tur.so. In October we released MasteringPostgres.com with the support of Xata.io. More than 200 technical, highly produced, thoroughly researched videos. And we shipped every video in dark and light mode!
Home - High Performance SQLite
A comprehensive video course by database educator Aaron Francis. Learn everything you need to confidently use SQLite in production.
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If you'd rather watch ThePrimeagen break down @penberg.org's Limbo rewrite of SQLite in Rust than read the article - and I recommend it (way more entertaining) - here's the vid! 👇 youtu.be/PPjXM8G8ax0
The SQLite Rewrite In Rust
YouTube video by ThePrimeTime
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We at @tur.so are hiring for a Platform Engineer position. If you battled Kubernetes and lived to tell the story, and is a decent coder in Go (and maybe Rust), this position is for you. Location agnostic, but must be in the US timezone. turso.tech/careers/seni...
Turso is hiring a Senior Platform Engineer
Join Turso as a Senior Platform Engineer and help scale our distributed database infrastructure.
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I don't think I've ever seen anything like Limbo before. We at @tur.so made @penberg.org 's side project an official project 5 days ago, and the growth curve on stars still looks vertical, only now slowing down a bit. Even better than stars, is that the project gained 10 more contributors.
I’m streaming live at #CommitYourCode in 45 minutes about mult-tenancy and giving a @tur.so database per user: the what, how and why. Join the stream below, courtesy of @DThompsonDev www.youtube.com/live/cXnopcV...
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Three ways to squash latency by Joab Jackson at @thenewstack.io about a P99 Conference talk by Turso CTO @penberg.org buff.ly/4fXN6xo
P99 Conf: 3 Ways to Squash Application Latency
"Latency lurks everywhere," warned Pekka Enberg in his P99Conf talk, offering three ways users can minimize slow performance on their systems.
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@sarna.dev created it with @tur.so - His own "how I built it" story is here: turso.tech/blog/write-t...
Write that blog… with Turso!
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I have a Tesla powerwall 2 and it sucks. If I had posted this on twitter/x it would have been censored immediately. But… free speech platform right? 🤣
