This video is more longer form than I'm used to recently but still only 30 min. I brought two friends from my Boston CTO Forum onto Tech Time Today to talk about the best ways to integrate AI tooling with your SDLC processes.
youtu.be/vJzitbw46jY
Hey, somewhat random, but anyone out there use BullMQ?
I honestly hadn't heard of it before, but Gemini recommended it to me to solve a specific problem I had.
I would be interested in feedback you may have for what you like or dislike about it.
bullmq.io
Web Fragments: The Future of Micro-frontends
See the full video: youtu.be/jtz7bBVKcOg
cc @cloudflare-dev.bsky.social @cloudflare.social
ICYM all things Angular in 2025, Jeff and I covered the year that was, and what we think Angular in 2026 might look like !
Angular 2025 Year End Review with @ankitasood.bsky.social
Part 1: Zoneless, Signals, and The Angular Renaissance
www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0v1...
Part 2: Angular + AI, Performance & Hydration, Tooling Shifts, and Future Predictions
www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2Vy...
@angular.dev
Quick scan through Node Weekly newsletter and almost missed this hat tip to my bro @bahmutov.bsky.social.
cypresstips.substack.com/p/coming-soon
GetHuman.com uses Cloudflare for many things so I am fascinated that (knock on wood) we are not affected by this Cloudflare outage so far. I will be really interested to read the details of this one after they come out.
Yep it’s a trade off. No fate sharing with better isolation than module federation but yes each fragment would download its own dependencies.
I’m doing another video on this next week with a lot more details after talking with the creator Igor yesterday.
After publishing this video I realized I made one small mistake. You don't need to use CORS. You just need to configure routePatterns in the Web Fragments gateway. I'll publish another video next week with this change and I'll update the code here:
github.com/jeffwhelpley...
Web Fragments: The Ultimate Solution for Micro-frontend Isolation
This is a pretty cool new library from @igor.dev (former lead of the @angular.dev team) who is now Dir of Eng at @cloudflare.social.
youtu.be/oYKiwJ5z2Oo?...
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A few interesting things I've learned about the growing market for AI Training Data.
www.youtube.com/live/kcqJEIk...
WebAI Summit 2025 Review
Huge thanks to the Summit organizer @webai.bsky.social and all the awesome speakers like @xenova.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/live/_SkQSXt...
I was super excited to meet @xenova.bsky.social (creator of Tranformers.js) at the #WebAI Summit.
Chillin at the #WebAI Summit at Google HQ in Mountain View.
I am working on something really big that I am SUPER excited about and I need your help.
Have you had a bad customer service experience?
I want to hear about it! Give me the details here:
#CustomerService #CX
forms.gle/vAMMZEA5veVJ...
Kudos to @kelvinnewman.bsky.social for an extremely well organized #BrightonSEO conference. I give my quick high level thoughts on the conference and the state of SEO in general here.
BrightonSEO 2025: AI's Dramatic Impact on SEO www.youtube.com/live/sJ8lMYX...
There is definitely some overlap.
Hilarious you met him recently. Small world!
Anyways, I don't have much hands on experience with this library but I'll try it out later this week and put together something for Tech Time today next week.
Besides some elegant async and error handling operations, the biggest thing is catching errors at TypeScript compile time that would normally only be caught at runtime.
The tradeoff is some extra effort to learn and implement the Effect way of doing things.
I was talking to @kevinkipp.com today and he introduced me to this super interesting library:
effect.website
For large, complex backends there are a lot of potential benefits but it does require some fundamental changes to the way you code with TypeScript.
The top 3 things I think are most important in order to maximize your productivity at work while using AI tools.
www.youtube.com/live/O-63o_8...
Thrilled to share my new role as the tech lead across frameworks at Google! My initial focus is boosting productivity with AI.
While this means I'll be less hands-on with Angular with fewer public appearances, I'll be supporting the team and the rest of Google more than ever 🚀
I just signed up for supercal.com and would highly recommend. A better version of Calendly and it's for free!
Context Engineering Best Practices with Chris Esplin
Chris and I talk about the things we've learned building product over the past year with generative AI tools like Gemini CLI, Claude Code, Cursor, Firebase Studio, and more.
youtu.be/CT3_dvgTc3Q?...
Have you seen the latest updates on angular.dev/ai?
I used clz.com to catalog the hundreds of comic books I bought as a kid in the 90s (a lot of @imagecomics.com).
They are fun to read through again, but I eventually want to offload them.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
Looking through my old comic collection and found this tour book from 1993 signed by @jimlee.bsky.social, Marc Silvestri, and others from @imagecomics.com
Alright, so this is pretty cool.
Copy and paste this Web Speech API example code into your Chrome browser dev tools console.
gist.github.com/jeffwhelpley...
It should immediately start live streaming transcription from your microphone.
No calls to external services.
