Linus Benkner @linu.us · 01/09/2026Good point! For me, the Git history/PRs are the durable part. If there’s something worth exploring later, I let the agent create a draft PR. 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 01/09/2026I used to have one dev environment per project and switch branches. Now every feature, experiment, and coding agent gets its own disposable environment. If the idea sucks, I delete the session and the entire thing disappears. linu.us/writing/dis...linu.usI Give Every Coding Task Its Own Disposable Workspace - Linus BenknerI stopped switching branches and started creating disposable development environments instead — one isolated workspace for every feature, experiment, or coding agent. 120
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 15/09/2025📊 Project Overview Weekly and monthly Gantt-charts for all projects and their epics: This allows users to quickly see what's going on this week, in the coming weeks, and what's going on in each project. Waiting on a client for something? Right-click and change the status ✅ 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 14/09/2025Polymorphic relations + React components = 🚀 In PlanSights, you can now attach files to projects, epics, tasks, and companies. Polymorphic relationships are great for this! There is only one Attachment model that is used everywhere you can attach a file, and the UI is one reusable React component. 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 13/09/2025Task Board for plansights.de: Before & After What do you think? It's not a big new feature or bugfix, but I think it really adds to the personality of the software ✨ 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 29/07/2025Laracon US is live! www.youtube.com/live/_eMBog...youtube.comLaracon US 2025 - Denver - Day 1 Live Stream 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 21/07/2025just installed Affinity Photo and it's unbelievable how simple and straightforward this process was compared to Photoshop or any other Adobe software 😅 And it's is so much cleaner and faster it's incredible 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 20/07/2025would you look at that API client! Looks like yaak.app/ is a great alternative to tools like Postman! Local directory sync & git support, environments, variables, functions, request chaining, encryption, ... And it's free & open source! 🎉 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 19/07/2025if you want to waste your time doing something other than doomscrolling, try this: neal.fun/stimulation... 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 19/07/2025the jump ahead feature has to be one of my favorite youtube features 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 19/07/2025Dear Windows, The box is literally called "Shut Down Windows". Why is the "Shut down" option not here? And why is it sometimes missing and sometimes not? Please just make the box do what it says, 100% of the time. Thank you, Every Windows user, probably 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 18/07/2025NO GITHUB WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS this was by far the best and fastest way to navigate around 😭 020
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 18/07/2025wow my city just got hit with a power outage also taking down the mobile network no power, no internet, no mobile services now using a supermarkets free wifi to inform clients why I didn’t make it to the meetings 😬 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 17/07/2025TIL you can create spaces on GitHub Copilot web: - Create a space on github.com/copilot/spaces - You can add repositories as context - Custom instructions You now have an internal AI assistant for internal packages, with company guidelines, etc.. And they can be shared org-wide! 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 16/07/2025that's wild: you can assign Copilot to an issue on GitHub, and it will automatically create a PR to solve it. When it's done, you can review it and leave comments. Copilot then tries to fix them with new commits to the PR. Once you're happy, merge it. Worked great so far! 🔥 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 14/07/2025What a great event - so many interesting talks, people, and companies ✨ 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 11/07/2025we talk about cyber security and how to make things as secure as possible, and then there are people in trains leaving their *unlocked* iPad and phone unattended 🤦♂️ 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 11/07/2025Very interesting to see how AI Coding Agents sometimes recover and fix errors the agent itself created, without human intervention. MCP servers and command line access are a game-changer for AI tools. They have superpowers now! 😄 #WeAreDevs 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 10/07/2025Awesome event so far! Interesting talks, cool people and companies everywhere, and delicious food 😄 #WeAreDevs 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 10/07/202590% of code will be written by agents, to give developers time back to do the things they really like. But human developers will always be needed, we as developers have skills agents don‘t. „It‘s agents for the sake of happiness“ - Thomas Dohmke, GitHub CEO 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 07/07/2025there's a little "you made it to the end" animation at the end of a big PR on GitHub! I've never noticed that before 😄 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 05/07/2025I'm diving into web components land with StencilJS, wish me luck 340
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 05/07/2025I know AI tools are the future, but turning off all AI tools in my editor and just writing some Laravel code is a great feeling ✨ 030
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 27/06/2025Maybe the Clerk outage makes developers finally think about how crazy it is to outsource their entire auth system and users DB 🤔 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 25/06/2025omg raycast.com on windows made my windows experience a billion times betterraycast.comRaycast - Your shortcut to everythingA collection of powerful productivity tools all within an extendable launcher. 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 23/06/2025I am slowly becoming a „only typescript“ guy never thought I would love it so much 😂 010
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 23/06/2025laravel new pointing domain to forge server git push connect repository to forge enabling nightwatch adding script tag for fathom analytics Laravel, Forge, Nightwatch, Fathom Analytics. Production-ready webapp in minutes ✅ 020
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 22/06/2025That's what this extension is for: automatically hide and reject those banners. Very simple, but a huge UX upgrade to many websites. I'd love if you give it a try, it's totally free: ihatecookiebanners.com/ Found a cookie banner that doesn't get blocked yet? ✉️ Let me know!ihatecookiebanners.comHide & Reject Cookie Banners | Cookie Crumbler ExtensionDon't let intrusive pop-ups interrupt your flow. The Cookie Crumbler extension handles consent, so you don't have to. Add it to your browser, for free. 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 22/06/2025In my opinion, most cookie banners shouldn't exist. They are disruptive, often pop up very delayed, and are designed to trick you into accepting *everything* - which is not allowed in the EU, btw. x.com/LinusBenkne... 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 22/06/2025Annoyed by all those Cookie Banners? Me too! I built a free Chrome Extension that automatically hides and rejects cookie banners. ✅ No disruption, you never see them ✅ Rejects optional services instead of accepting everything Install it for free 👉 ihatecookiebanners.com/ihatecookiebanners.comHide & Reject Cookie Banners | Cookie Crumbler ExtensionDon't let intrusive pop-ups interrupt your flow. The Cookie Crumbler extension handles consent, so you don't have to. Add it to your browser, for free. 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 21/06/2025it's really simple to build one, if you're interested 👉 developer.chrome.com/docs/extens... keep in mind that it you might break the website for you, so be careful. if you encounter any issue with a website you modified, disable your extension first before filing a bug report.developer.chrome.comHello World extension | Chrome Extensions | Chrome for DevelopersCreate your first Hello World Chrome extension. 000
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 21/06/20252) our project management tool doesn't have hotkeys or a command bar, so I added one. with CMD+K I can now jump through the app faster than ever. huge timesaver. it also caches recently visited projects to be even faster. inspired by the github one: x.com/LinusBenkne... 110
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 21/06/20251) the dashboard of one of the hosting companies we use shows the database connection details, but you need to copy and paste them in e.g. TablePlus. to make it easier, I have a chrome extension that adds a button to open it in TablePlus directly. 100
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 21/06/2025one of the many reasons it's great to be a developer: if you use a webapp and want to change something (e.g. modify the layout, add a button, ...), you can just build a local chrome extension and change it. highly recommend to try it out if you haven't yet few examples: 110
Linus Benkner @linu.us · 20/06/2025A year or so ago we built a simple API that generates a PDF of a given URL using a headless chromium instance. I always thought this is the worst way to generate a PDF and that there has to be a better solution, but now I see Cloudflare also does it, it feels much better 😂 x.com/kristianf_/... 000