Edward retweeted
Peru has +32k government pages on gob.pe
So we built "Hola, Perú", describe your situation, get the right official procedure 🇵🇪
→ the requirements are the official page text
→ when it isn't sure, it asks instead of guessing
→ no account, open source
Edward retweeted
Introducing Crafter Games 🎮
Games built by the Crafter Station community in Peru 🇵🇪
→ fight as the crafters
→ turn-based artillery with Peruvian critters
→ a dating mystery in Barranco
→ practice Claude Code and AWS
Free to play in your browse
Edward retweeted
Code Brew tomorrow ☕️
Talking tech, startups, and whatever we’re building next.
📍 Lucio Caffe, Miraflores
⏳ 6:30 pm
Hosts: @shiarauzo, @EdRamosV
Design: @moraleja_design
Edward retweeted
We’re working on Pawboard.dev, an open source collaborative brainstorming tool.
What features do you think we should add?
The dream team behind: @camilocbarrera @RaillyHugo @cuevaio @EdRamosV
#opensource #BuildInPublic #Peru
Edward retweeted
Elements launch impact was 🔥 Thanks everyone 🙏😁
▲ ~200 new followers
▲ ~200 GitHub stars
▲ ~2.5k visitors
▲ $21 in donations
Shout-out to @clerk guys for contributing & reaching out via DM 🙌
Edward retweeted
Introducing the Elements Registry
An open-source registry of full-stack components.
Built on top of @shadcn CLI v3 and your favorite stack.

ALT Screenshot of the Elements website hero section. The page headline reads “Full-Stack shadcn/ui components” in a pixelated font style. A subheading explains that Elements provides production-ready authentication, payments, AI, and more, built for Next.js, TypeScript, and the agentic era. On the left, there are buttons to “Explore Gallery” and “Star us on GitHub.” On the right, a dark code snippet box shows how to add the Elements registry with a JSON snippet linking to tryelements.dev/r/{name}.json. The overall design is dark mode with minimalistic styling.







