Thinkmill

@thethinkmill

We help teams design, build & ship great software. Node/React/GraphQL/@KeystoneJS/@ReactConfAU/@thekeystatic. Tweets from Thinkmillers

Sydney

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Joined September 2013

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@thethinkmill
Aug 13
Nice breakdown from @benderham88 on what actually breaks when AI meets a design system it can't fully read. 👇
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Is Your Design System Ready for AI? – Thinkmill
AI can generate convincing interfaces, but it struggles when a design system’s decisions live in team knowledge rather than its components, documentation and defaults. Preparing a design system for...
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@thethinkmill
Jul 28
Keystone 6 v8.0.0 is here 🎉 This major release brings a redesigned Admin UI built on keystar/ui, relationship table views, list actions, more precise access control, Prisma 7, Next.js 16, and OpenTelemetry tracing. Read what’s new: keystonejs.com/blog/keystone-8 Upgrading?
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KeystoneJS: The superpowered Node.js Headless CMS for developers
Build faster and scale further with the programmable open source GraphQL API back-end for structured content projects.
Thinkmill
@thethinkmill
Jun 16
@dpandiyan is back at @sydjs tomorrow to guide you through how AI can be unlocked to add value to your company, your team, and your workflow👇
Dinesh Pandiyan
@flexdinesh
Jun 16
I love git and I love AI. I'm putting them both together and giving a talk tomorrow at @sydjs on how I use AI and let my agents run wild on git worktrees. This is a revival of my talk from last month about how I use AI.
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@thethinkmill
Jun 4
Software spent 70 years designing for a "median user" who doesn't exist. @ronaldaveling on why that constraint may be softening and what design systems, headless content, and AI agents change about it 👇
Ronald Aveling
@ronaldaveling
Jun 4
In the 1950s the US Air Force measured thousands of pilots and found not one was average across 10 dimensions. The "average man" didn't exist. Software spent 70 years designing for him anyway...
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@thethinkmill
May 29
AI let mid-level engineers ship what used to need a senior. The productivity was real. The cost showed up later: code that worked but nobody fully understood, reviews that drifted into skimming, dependencies added because they were easy to generate. @jeprisk on what the speed
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What engineering teams owe for the AI speed boost – Thinkmill
AI-assisted development genuinely accelerated engineering teams, but many organisations stopped at the velocity gains and ignored the accumulating debt. The costs: code nobody fully understands,...