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🕸️ https://chrisbanes.me 👨‍💻 Senior Staff Software Engineer








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Starting hacking on an AI Agent orchestration tool (for myself). Decided to build it in Rust (because why not), and holy cow: the entire CI run takes ~40 seconds, and most of that is setting up the toolchain. github.com/chrisbanes/e...
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A lightweight framework for tracking and asserting against Jetpack Compose recompositions. - himattm/dejavu
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GitHub - himattm/dejavu: A lightweight framework for tracking and asserting against Jetpack Compose recompositions.
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Hunting down Jetpack Compose recomposition issues manually is a huge time sink I’ve spent the past few weeks using @mmckenna.me’s Dejavu to simplify this: - Write Dejavu tests to establish a baseline - Tell the agent to hunt for issues and A/B fixes - Profit
This is opposed to Gradle + KMP builds (with iOS) which takes 15 mins, at a _minimum_.