... what's deployed to each environment (prod, staging, etc.) - Full deployment history with status transitions - Direct links to your deployed environments New: Multiple Dashboard Views - Pipeline View - workflow-centric - Grid View - repository cards at a glance - Matrix View - branch workflow status (great for monorepos) New: Deep Visibility - Job-level breakdown with step-by-step details - Runner info and queue metrics per job - GitHub Checks monitoring (CodeQL, Dependabot, etc.) - Activity feed with push events and branch

... just rolled out some major updates to make building automations smoother, more flexible, and more secure. 1. Canvas Mode + Branching We ve launched Canvas mode a brand-new, flowchart-style editor that lets you design automations visually, beyond the traditional vertical layout. This new format also introduces Branching

... just rolled out some major updates to make building automations smoother, more flexible, and more secure. 1. Canvas Mode + Branching We ve launched Canvas mode a brand-new, flowchart-style editor that lets you design automations visually, beyond the traditional vertical layout. This new format also introduces Branching

... started testing Watchflow s rule engine across some of the most active GitHub repositories: vscode langchain react pytorch kubernetes Only vscode

... landing page - it worked! But when I tried building the actual app, I hit walls constantly. Complex bugs, insufficient insights, running out of credits without real progress. The breakthrough: Ditched the fancy Vibe-Coding platform, went first to Claude + VS Code + GitHub, then Claude Code + VS

... agree! Comment from Wenxi Huang(@wenxi): I've got Codex and Claude Code both loaded in my Cursor. Kind of use it as a poor man's multi agent (only issue is that they work on the same branch). Main thing for me is that Cursor seems to be getting way worse and maintaining context, finding relevant code/patterns, etc, no matter which model I use (max mode only too). I usually opt for Codex first then Claude Code ... ... backup Comment from Daniel Bernasconi(@daniel_bernasconi): @chrismessina  have you tried Claude Code? Do you think Warp is a valid alternative

... about it. Visualized version management is here! We are introducing  visual version management , where every change becomes part of a visible timeline tree. You can: See how your ideas evolved Restore any version anytime Track your working draft vs your published (live) version No more getting lost in dozens of save points or chat logs. Now you can literally see your creative flow and go back with confidence. This kind of visibility and flexibility is exactly what generative ... ... tools need moving forward. Creativity should feel like branching

... than what I had built over the last 3-4 weeks. Here are some takeaways I have till now (Claude Code based): A project management workflow with tickets/issues works really well, just like usual software development process Use Git branching to experiment on ideas and merge or not (if you want to throw an experiment) Use git worktrees if you want to work on multiple tasks in parallel - more advanced, I do not use this Use Claude.me to document your ... ... software workflow, code formatting, linting standards, etc. Ask Claude to follow Claude.md when tackling tasks - Claude Code can access GitHub issues, manage branches

... long time member of startout as a general member but they also have this excellent accelerator that I joined when I founded Buffalo Market. Startout is a great easy place to meet your first fellow LGBT makers. They have branches in NYC, SF, LA, and Austin. Gaingels One of the most active queer-friendly investment groups out there. Gaingels backs companies that are serious about diversity at the cap table. Gaingels who mammoth. They are not some niche investor ... ... times it simply from friends who know I am struggly with x or y issue who introduce me to someone else in the community who knows about the things. I was giving a talk about 500 when someone from Branch.io

... abdivokhidov(@abdibrokhim): i tried both. both shine with their unique features. https://github.com/abdibrokhim/n... ( @Neon ) https://github.com/abdibrokhim/2... ( @Supabase ) Comment from David Justice(@david_justice): I love Neon! Idk why more people don't talk about it. Easily create branches and revert back to a time in history if you accidentally drop tables or needed data. Also have one of the most generous free tiers and ui is very clean. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @iambetaful  this ...

... software engineering, trunk-based development (TBD) is a strategy to manage git workflows that favours merging commits into the `main` branch even before the feature is fully complete, instead of the git flow that favours working on long-lived branches