solution architect at @getsaleor
Wrocław, Poland
Joined July 2025
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Thanks to @haydenbleasel and Blume, giving @getsaleor docs a new home was a breeze.
Check out my walkthrough here:
youtu.be/BcmXBEuIBVM
i wanted a space where I can nerd out on cool stuff I've been playing with. in the first Marginalia entry, I am talking about nurb.dev, software factories and the third book in the Three-Body Problem series. check it out
peelar.substack.com/p/state-…
Feeling nostalgic and going to share a blog post from my own website like it's 2020 🥹
I recently fell in love with three new coding tools: @pidotdev, @herdrdev and @modemdev's Hunk.
They all share one characteristic: they are terminal-based and agents can use it alongside you. I think they represent an interesting new paradigm of agent-first, environment-aware, moldable coding blocks.
Check them out below:
peelar.dev/ai-terminal-devto…
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How is my store doing today?
Pulse is Saleor analytics built into the Dashboard: revenue, orders, returns, customers, fulfillment.
No BI project. No SQL. Built for humans and agents.
Available in Saleor Cloud.
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folding concepts, not removing them:
most products keep adding features horizontally – new tabs, new tools, new "things" – because it feels safer than consolidating. but that's how you get bloated interfaces nobody can navigate.
the better way: fold concepts that should've been the same all along. when you merge "issues" and "bugs" into "database with status property", you're not taking anything away. you're revealing the truth that was always there.
the trick is layers. people start with simple, familiar concepts. as they go deeper, they discover the power underneath. they're never overwhelmed because they only see what they're ready for.
the hard part is the transitions. people who loved the old "bugs" tab feel like you took their thing away, even though it's still there and more powerful. you need to guide them through the folds gently.
this is why single-purpose apps can't evolve. their whole identity is "we only do X". but reality is messy. concepts and roles start to blend. the future belongs to systems like Cursor and Notion that are infinitely malleable, so it could fold and unfold to match how you actually think.
1️⃣ dopeshot
Cool products deserve cool screenshots. But making them shouldn't require a Figma degree.
Paste your assets, get good colors and layout automatically, export something that looks decent. That's it.
Try it: dopeshot.vercel.app
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Q4 raises many questions, but one truly matters:
"What's the best Christmas gift for a geek?"
Meet our team-made Saleor Gift Guide - short, nerdy, and very, very useful 🎁
it's free, no login
try it: dopeshot.vercel.app
if you use it for something, tag me so i can see what you made 🙏 also, feature requests welcome 🫡
2. @elevenreader (elevenreader.io)
turns articles into audiobooks. voice quality is top notch and you can even select the preferred voice
I just had Michael Caine explain to me how legacy codebases can be indexed by LLM-based solutions. it's a good life
spent days building a classifier with regex and rule-based logic
every time i fixed one edge case, three more appeared
then I realized: why am i doing this to myself when there's literally an LLM sitting right there
basically using the LLM as a safety net for all the stuff your regex can't handle
and you can watch the logs to see which edge cases are common, then move those back to deterministic logic later
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First up:
How Saleor Handles Incidents saleor.io/blog/incident-proc…
More dropping this week 👂