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Learn SQL with me. Made by @csaba_kissi

Joined November 2023
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
Great collection
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
AI agent + MCP server, it's what we will see more and more
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
My activity..
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I prefer available credits
The Mac app now allows you to switch between Used/Available limits
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
Imagine paying this in API prices
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Replying to @MentorWebDev
You should know what you're doing when you're launching rebase
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Replying to @sevalla_hosting
I also prefer to cache queries on the DB layer
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This is how the deployment flow should look like
CI/CD environment flow, explained clearly ⚙️🚀 Software usually doesn’t go straight from code to users. It moves through a series of environments first 👇 🔹 Development Where features are built, tested locally, and improved fast. 🔹 Testing Where CI runs automated checks to catch bugs early. 🔹 Staging A production-like space for final validation and review. 🔹 Production The live environment used by real customers. Why does this matter? 🛡️ It lowers risk, improves quality, and makes releases afer. Teams can validate changes step by step instead of guessing. Typical path: Code change → testing → staging → production A simple flow, but one of the biggest reasons modern teams ship reliably 📦
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
Looks like the list today covers many topics, including code learning
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
We need SQL stuff.
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Replying to @sevalla_hosting
It's important to understand the difference between these terms
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Replying to @sevalla_hosting
Choose REST when you want straightforward, predictable SQL access and a broadly compatible public API. And don't forget about the security
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
It seems I have to create something to include on the list.
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
The first one can do a ton of cool stuff. It's like an all-in-one scientific agent with special skills. But again... We really need something related to SQL 😀
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
Astra only for planning now.
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Replying to @MentorWebDev
Memory leaks can become super hard easily
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Replying to @sevalla_hosting
And store all the information in SQL database like Postgres
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Anti-AI-slop looks cool
nutrient.io - AI document editing with auditable changes ponytail.dev - your AI coding agent writes the least code that works github.com/Nutlope/hallmark - Anti-AI-slop design skill for Claude, Codex motion-primitives.com - reusable animated components cta.gallery - CTA design inspiration
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clianything.cc - Generate a CLI app for AI agents from any program sevalla.com - Deploy apps without managing infrastructure kaneo.app - Open-source self-hosted Linear/Jira alternative reacher.email - Open-source email address checker getlayers.ai - Cinematic AI sites for design inspiration
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Replying to @csaba_kissi
Everybody is using AI agents. It's a must
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