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@notbrent
Web/mobile developer working on Expo (expo.dev) and React Native. He/him.
Vancouver, Canada
github.com/brentvatne
Joined December 2008
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  • @notbrent
    brent
    @notbrent
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    perfect @DavidKPiano tweet placement
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    brent
    @notbrent
    Sep 5
    the astra experience - me: hello astra: Ran python3 - <<'PY' │ from pathlib import Path
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    Sep 3
    alright i have astra access ama
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    brent
    @notbrent
    Aug 20
    the expo issue/pr verification flow has been been working great for us! you can do this all today with expo, eas, and tools like agent-device and argent and we're are working on tying it all together in a way that feels right out of the box. like always, it'll be fully flexible
    @thymikee
    Michał Pierzchała
    @thymikee
    Aug 20
    Love this 🔥 @expo is leading the way on agentic review. Using agent-device to automatically verify Expo SDK PRs with real iOS + Android screenshots. This is what the future of mobile PR reviews looks like.
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    brent
    @notbrent
    Aug 19
    this all applies verbatim for @expo, just substitute "cloud computing" for "mobile development" our current hiring focus is on infra and services. you don't need ios/android exp. dm me! i'd love to chat about the exciting problems we're working on. (@convex is also cool)
    @jamwt
    Jamie Turner
    Convex
    @jamwt
    Aug 19
    .@convex's business has scaled up massively in the last 18 months or so. A major chunk of the Series B money we just raised is for finding incredible technologists to help us reinvent how cloud computing works in the agent era—which, IMO, is a very lofty goal. A lot of problems
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