Jeff Whelpley

Jeff Whelpley

@jeffwhelpley.dev

CTO/co-founder GetHuman, Google Developer Expert (GDE), Boston AI Meetup co-organizer, Boston Angular Meetup co-organizer, Angular Universal co-creator, SEO guy, Chelsea FC super fan

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Adversarial Agent Development ™ Run multiple diverse coding agents against one another during development, testing, and code review. ex. Gemini CLI checks the work of Claude Code which is then reviewed by Codex. More expensive, but it does increase the final code quality.

Hey, somewhat random, but anyone out there use BullMQ? I honestly hadn't heard of it before, but Gemini recommended it to me to solve a specific problem I had. I would be interested in feedback you may have for what you like or dislike about it. bullmq.io

bullmq.ioBullMQ - Background Jobs and Message Queue for Node.js, Python, Elixir & moreThe open source message queue for Redis, trusted by thousands of companies processing billions of jobs every day. Available for Node.js, Bun, Python, Elixir, and PHP.

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ICYM all things Angular in 2025, Jeff and I covered the year that was, and what we think Angular in 2026 might look like !

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Angular 2025 Year End Review with @ankitasood.bsky.social Part 1: Zoneless, Signals, and The Angular Renaissance www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0v1... Part 2: Angular + AI, Performance & Hydration, Tooling Shifts, and Future Predictions www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2Vy... @angular.dev

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I was talking to @kevinkipp.com today and he introduced me to this super interesting library: effect.website For large, complex backends there are a lot of potential benefits but it does require some fundamental changes to the way you code with TypeScript.

effect.websiteEffect – The best way to build robust apps in TypeScriptEffect is a powerful TypeScript library designed to help developers easily create complex, synchronous, and asynchronous programs.

Besides some elegant async and error handling operations, the biggest thing is catching errors at TypeScript compile time that would normally only be caught at runtime. The tradeoff is some extra effort to learn and implement the Effect way of doing things.

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Thrilled to share my new role as the tech lead across frameworks at Google! My initial focus is boosting productivity with AI. While this means I'll be less hands-on with Angular with fewer public appearances, I'll be supporting the team and the rest of Google more than ever 🚀

I think this will be Maresca's starting 11 vs Betis: - Colwill captain - Reward George and KDH for work in Conf League all season - Enzo, Guiu, Acheampong, Badiashile, Madueke off the bench - James gets rest unless needed after 90 on Sunday (no need to pick up injury before the offseason)

For Chelsea, the outlook this season is pretty straightforward. If you can't get all 3 points against Manchester United this Friday, literally end this project. Fire the coach and start over. Assuming they do win, then it's a winner take all for the final vs Forrest.

I just went on Ticketmaster to look at tickets for the Club World Cup. Holy Moly! A lot of tickets for the MetLife Stadium in NJ are thousands of dollars!!!! I would absolutely love to watch Chelsea win, but this is a little nuts.