AI-native DevEx & OSS builder. Reproducible workstations, agentic workflows, CLI tools, app scaffolds, and V scientific tooling

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I’m reshaping this account around the OSS/dev tooling work I care about most I’ll be sharing reproducible workstations, AI-native developer workflows, app scaffolding, DevEx, persistent context for coding agents, and V scientific tooling Most of it already lives on my GitHub
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LangChain is now part of the V ecosystem! Introducing LangChainV, developed by @ulisesjcf. Build AI-powered applications in V with agents, chains, RAG, tools, and more! github.com/ulises-jeremias/l…
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
How many pencils, how many humans, how many hours would it have taken to recreate the Adobe suite by hand?
Todos los productos de Adobe reimplementados desde cero, gratuitos y de código abierto → getartcraft.com/apps
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Employee: 3k, 3k, 3k, 3k, 3k Freelancer: 900, 5k, 0, 9k, 1k, 4k Founder: 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 600k Open Source Maintainer: 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 "thanks bro" Vibe coder: -$20, -$100, -$200, -$200
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Meet Hornero OS 🐦🇦🇷 An Arch-based desktop born from 8+ years of building and refining Linux setups, now evolving into a real project together with @PandaFoss Built for hackers, makers, and the agentic era! This is just the beginning 🚀
Another project in V: HorneroOS, an Arch-based Hyprland desktop for the Agentic Era, focused on deep customization, themes, layouts and polished UX. Its core tooling is written in V. Built by @ulisesjcf horneroos.com github.com/HorneroOS/hornero
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🚀 Ulises Jeremias migrated agent-toolkit's canonical CLI from Python to V. The goal: make the binary native, fast, portable, and easy to distribute. Linux startup: `--version` 43ms → 4.7ms inventory 164ms → 8.6ms doctor 735ms → 5.6ms github.com/ulises-jeremias/a…
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Recently, 12 new V bugs were reported on GitHub. None of them could be reproduced with the new compiler. It simply doesn't have these bugs. That means the new architecture is more robust and better designed. The new compiler is becoming the default on macOS this week.
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
The V language tried an interesting experiment: what if you start with Go and add all the features the Go team left out to keep things simple? Enums, sum types, unions, pattern matching, attributes, access modifiers, operator overloading, named and default parameters — V has them all. There's even a built-in ORM! 🫠
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
Podría ser yo, tranquilamente.
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Bro said, "I'm a backend dev." Reality: - Clerk for auth - Supabase for the database - Appwrite for backend - Vercel for deployment Bro's just gluing together SaaS tools like a budget backend mechanic. That's not backend engineering That's API Lego with typescript
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
i never thought i'd say this, but coding got boring you write a prompt, wait 10-50 minutes, review the code, ask for fixes, then repeat that's it. that's the job now no more debugging for hours. no more stack overflow rabbit holes just… prompting. reviewing. prompting again
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
So, have we all decided to just accept this?
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VSL v0.1.51 released! Major milestone: VSL now has 100% pure V BLAS and LAPACK implementations as the default! - Zero deps (no C libs needed) - High perf (competitive with C backends) - Cross-platform - Production ready - Benchmarks and enhanced docs github.com/vlang/vsl/release…
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
Replying to @tsoding
“Users don’t care about performance” Gamedevs crying bloody tears rn We, web devs, just have it extremely easy
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Ulises Jeremias · OSS DevEx retweeted
"Users don't care about performance" They do. They just rarely have a choice. Give them to choose between a slow and a fast app and you will be blown away by the results. The problem is that all apps these days are a slow, buggy crap. It's you who don't care. Not them.
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