Bastian Allgeier

@bastianallgeier

designer+developer, creator of

Neckargemünd, Germany
getkirby.com
Joined March 2008
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  1. 7 hours ago

    I guess has been suspended because meditated some more and decided that he needs that username to reach the next spiritual level. It must be something completely ridiculous. There’s no other explanation on this platform.

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  2. Retweeted
    20 hours ago

    3.1 is here and brings some great new features: conditional fields, direct file selection and upload from a textarea, srcset support, user search and a lot more. Check out the release notes: ✨

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  3. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    We are excited to release something new into the wild: Kirby 3.1 - Chamaeleo. Get it now: 🚀

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  4. Retweeted
    Mar 17

    Me: I would like to go to sleep now Brain: you can't Me: why? Brain: you haven't Done Enough Me: done enough...what? Brain: Enough Me: enough what?? Brain: Enough. Just Enough. You have not Done Enough Me: I'll do enough if you tell me enough what Brain: You have not Done Enough

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  5. Mar 13

    This is the map of global protests and German politicians still think that those students don’t know what they are doing and should go back to school. I have no words.

    That is the current map of planned around the world for this Friday! I wonder: Has there ever been such widespread protest action in human history?
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  6. Retweeted
    Mar 12

    He's real.

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  7. Retweeted
    Mar 12
    Replying to

    Oh yes. „Why doesn‘t this do what I want? ... Why doesn’t this do anything? ... Is it even getting called? *half an hour later*“

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  8. Mar 12

    Almost two decades of being a developer didn’t affect my fantastic ability to edit the wrong file and being shocked why my code doesn’t work as expected.

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  9. Mar 11

    I try to take that as a personal lesson to be less anxious about trends in the future. Let's see how that goes :)

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  10. Mar 11

    Trends pass by. Solving real issues for your clients/customers never gets old. The first two month of Kirby 3 have been the most successful for us by far. We increased our sales by 100% and the future looks pretty good.

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  11. Mar 11

    It sounds so trivial, but it really isn't. Tech trends feel like what you need to do to stay relevant, while at the same time they might not mean anything to your customers.

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  12. Mar 11

    It completely switched our focus away from "what do we need to do to keep up with current trends" to "what do we need to do to make our customers happy"

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  13. Mar 11

    Those are our most loyal customers and we had a chance to spend months with them in very close and honest conversations, doing nothing else but talking about their wishes and what they need in this new version.

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  14. Mar 11

    I didn't realize this at first, but having our "Kirby next" crowdfunding campaign and a Slack group with all our supporters turned into the best thing that could have ever happend to us.

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  15. Mar 11

    Here’s a little personal thread, because I just read one of those „The future is …“ tweets again. While working on Kirby 3 for two years, I was getting very anxious that we fall behind current trends and once the new version will be out it won’t be good enough to keep up.

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  16. Mar 11

    I love this quote by „The best way to be at the top of your field is to choose a very specific and narrow field“

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  17. Retweeted
    Mar 8

    This tweet made me wonder: if we actually printed the dependencies of a "hello world" create-react-app app, how tall would the stack of paper be? Let's calculate.

    Legendary Apollo project programmer Margaret Hamilton, next to a printout of the node_modules directory listing for her first Hello World react app
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  18. Retweeted
    Mar 8

    Here’s a little teaser for one of the new features in 3.1 – Conditional Fields! 🔥 We will launch the pre-release next Tuesday and the final version a week afterwards.

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  19. Mar 7

    And yes: been there, done that!

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  20. Mar 7

    Probably the first non-asshole „you are not a real developer“ tweet I‘ve ever seen.

    You're not a real developer till you fuck up something with Git so badly that the only way out of it is to delete and re-clone the entire repository.
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