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Ever wished you had a slightly unhinged waterfowl reviewing your pull requests? Explore how to build a GitHub code review bot that channels the energy of an angry goose while leveraging the power of Anthropic AI to provide code review insights. Built on the HONC stack. Link in comment below ?

?? from JSNation US! Follow the bread crumbs to catch the Fiberplane team on site. We're also giving out free goose jokes ?? Try a joke in the comments ?

"This shows how powerful the Hono bindings for Cloudflare are, we just generated an image and stored it in object storage with like 6 lines of code." ??The Honcanator: The AI goose generator built for this month's HONCathon Catch the tutorial, demo app, and HONCathon details in the comments

If you've heard the term RAG or "Retrieval Augmented Generation" lately, you may have asked yourself something like "What is that?" or "How did such a ridiculous acronym get so popular?" I can't answer to the way it was named, but I can tell you this: One of the core pieces of RAG systems is semantic search, which helps map the underlying meaning (semantics) of a search query to the closest-related meaning of a set of documents in a database. In support of this month's HONCathon (link below to join!) let's build a basic semantic search and redub thee as ?? Retrieval Augmented Geese ?? ? Links in comment

In modern data APIs, asynchronous background tasks are not just common—they’re fundamental to almost every operation. Whether it’s database operations, sending emails, or processing webhooks, these behind-the-scenes tasks form the backbone of most services ?? Most importantly: The way you manage asynchronous operations in your API handlers can significantly impact your service’s overall performance and reliability. When a request hits our API and we run all of its logic sequentially, the response can end up being unnecessarily delayed. This increases latency for the end user or, worse, can result in failed responses—such as when one of the asynchronous tasks encounters an error. Handling asynchronous tasks is like running a marathon for our system: it requires endurance, coordination, retries, and error handling at the right points. There are multiple ways to handle asynchronous tasks. ? We tackle what this looks like within a single Cloudflare Worker, read the full technical post linked in the comment below ?

Imagine you developed an API to create coding-enabled geese ?? ? and you want to test this API before production. You’d typically have to wire together tedious routes and variables to execute that test. What if you could use natural language to generate sequences of API calls and routes? This is the latest feature the Fiberplane team prototyped to support developers' API testing journey.?

A month-long hackathon for the modern web services developer focused on the HONC stack (HONO.js, Drizzle, Neon, Cloudflare). Sign up for free, pick a category, and get in flight ?? Registration link in the first comment below ?

Generate your API call automations with natural language prompts - in flight in Fiberplane Studio, what else would make this workflow easier for you?

#SF join us at the pub for a Typescript style quiz this Thursday with our friends from Weaviate

Are you free on Thursday afternoon and want to play a #typescript trivia in #SanFrancisco ? Fiberplane is organizing this awesome event: ?? https://lnkd.in/ghhwZrDU