Linus Benkner
@linu.us
Developer (mostly web-dev), fan of Laravel, user of WordPress. 🏳️🌈
Read my blog on 👉 https://linu.us
Read my blog on 👉 https://linu.us
📊 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 ✅
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 ✅
September 15, 2025 at 5:00 AM
📊 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 ✅
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 ✅
Polymorphic 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.
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.
September 14, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Polymorphic 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.
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.
Task 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 ✨
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 ✨
September 13, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Task 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 ✨
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 ✨
would 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! 🎉
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! 🎉
July 20, 2025 at 5:01 PM
would 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! 🎉
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! 🎉
the jump ahead feature has to be one of my favorite youtube features
July 19, 2025 at 3:49 PM
the jump ahead feature has to be one of my favorite youtube features
Dear 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
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
July 19, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Dear 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
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
hey look what just arrived! That’s so cool PHPStan 🎉
July 18, 2025 at 7:35 PM
hey look what just arrived! That’s so cool PHPStan 🎉
NO GITHUB WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS
this was by far the best and fastest way to navigate around 😭
this was by far the best and fastest way to navigate around 😭
July 18, 2025 at 3:03 PM
NO GITHUB WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS
this was by far the best and fastest way to navigate around 😭
this was by far the best and fastest way to navigate around 😭
Figma just added the glass effect and it's AWESOME 🔥
July 17, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Figma just added the glass effect and it's AWESOME 🔥
TIL 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!
- 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!
July 17, 2025 at 4:14 PM
TIL 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!
- 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!
that'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! 🔥
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! 🔥
July 16, 2025 at 12:22 PM
that'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! 🔥
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! 🔥
What a great event - so many interesting talks, people, and companies ✨
July 14, 2025 at 9:05 PM
What a great event - so many interesting talks, people, and companies ✨
Very 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
MCP servers and command line access are a game-changer for AI tools. They have superpowers now! 😄
#WeAreDevs
July 11, 2025 at 11:29 AM
Very 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
MCP servers and command line access are a game-changer for AI tools. They have superpowers now! 😄
#WeAreDevs
Awesome event so far!
Interesting talks, cool people and companies everywhere, and delicious food 😄
#WeAreDevs
Interesting talks, cool people and companies everywhere, and delicious food 😄
#WeAreDevs
July 10, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Awesome event so far!
Interesting talks, cool people and companies everywhere, and delicious food 😄
#WeAreDevs
Interesting talks, cool people and companies everywhere, and delicious food 😄
#WeAreDevs
90% 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
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
July 10, 2025 at 8:12 AM
90% 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
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
there'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 😄
I've never noticed that before 😄
July 7, 2025 at 1:38 PM
there'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 😄
I've never noticed that before 😄
"hey can you review my pr real quick before the weekend"
June 27, 2025 at 10:28 PM
"hey can you review my pr real quick before the weekend"
