... from Aadil Ghani(@aadilghani): @julian_ting2 we actually do have this in pushary macOS app and I m using it daily - ping definitely helps Comment from Siarhei Hamanovich(@siarheihamanovich): @aadilghani   It catches the bun run scripts and bunx drizzle-kit. npx, bun x with a space, anything wrapped in sh -c all walk straight past it. Your line is the actual answer though. The database doesn't care which command talks to it, so the fence belongs ... ... actually keeps the migration safe for me is a rule - agent generates migrations and I run them myself Comment from Siarhei Hamanovich(@siarheihamanovich): @aadilghani  Claude Code as the main (and Codex from time to time). The agent runs drizzle

... Building FitScan AI (meal photo macros) and the part that keeps surprising me isn t the first AI guess it s the correction UX after it. Photo logging is great until the model thinks your light olive oil drizzle is a tablespoon, or merges two sides into one item. If fixing that takes more taps than searching MyFitnessPal, people abandon the scan and go back to typing. What s been working for us: Show calories + P/C/F immediately, but treat ...

... building similar full-stack AI apps! The Stack Monorepo: Turborepo with pnpm workspaces Web: Next.js 15 (App Router) Mobile: Expo sharing the same tRPC API API: tRPC v11 for end-to-end type safety Database & ORM: Postgres (Neon/Supabase) + Drizzle ORM Auth: Better Auth handling email/password and Google Sign-in with incremental OAuth scopes AI: Anthropic Claude (Sonnet) powering the Daily Review agent What s Working Right Now Multi-Platform Support: Web and mobile CRUD clients are fully live sharing ... ... actionable tasks using incremental OAuth scopes. Project Structure Plaintext apps/ web/ Next.js 15 app (landing page, dashboard, tRPC routes) mobile/ Expo mobile app packages/ api/ tRPC router definitions auth/ Better Auth setup with Google & incremental scopes db/ Drizzle

... Cold chain failures can lead to product losses, food waste, and compliance issues. OxyONE helps organizations improve visibility, optimize operations, and support data-driven decisions through a modern and scalable digital platform. Tech Stack React TypeScript Node.js Express PostgreSQL Drizzle ORM Tailwind CSS Recharts Website https://cold-app--benhamamouchot... Maker Benhamamouch Othman Founder of SSCI SOLUTION OF COLD Building digital solutions for sustainable cold chain management ...

... Nothing malicious, that is what the command is for. After that, `db push` and `migrate` are banned outright in that project's config, a `pg_dump` is mandatory before anything touches the database, and we moved most projects onto Drizzle with hand-written numbered SQL migrations that a deploy script applies. Nothing in the chain now generates destructive DDL on its own, which means the agent is no longer the thing standing between me and an empty table. To your ...

... claim a username Customize their page with themes Add links Embed YouTube videos Share their page anywhere There's a free tier and a Pro plan ($5/month) with Stripe billing. The stack: Next.js (Pages Router) PostgreSQL (Neon) Drizzle ORM tRPC Tailwind CSS Vercel deployment I didn't write any of that. Manus did. How I Actually Work With Manus It's not type a prompt and get a finished app. It's more like having a senior developer on call ...

... started chasing intent. Then I pushed it further by creating a weather glossary. I built pages around weather terms people search when they are confused, curious, or trying to understand what they are seeing outside. Things like haze, drizzle, humidity, wind chill, and severe weather alerts. Every search became a chance to help someone first, instead of immediately trying to sell them an app. That shift changed everything for me. The Weather Channel and AccuWeather can dominate what ...

... built-in where brands can bid to be on your page. Built for Speed: Designed to look like a high-end tech portfolio, not a social media profile. I m currently moving from the UI phase into the backend (Drizzle + NeonDB!) and I d love to get some feedback from this sub: What metric do you value most? (MRR, GitHub stars, or simple User count?) Would you use the "Sponsorship Bids" feature to monetize your personal traffic? Check ...