Just completed my first-ever landing page design! Excited about the progress, but there’s always room for improvement. Got any ideas or suggestions? Drop them below! #WebDesign #UIDesign #Feedback #buildinpublic

Tried doing a deep dive into rendering strategies. Now I’m 3 tabs deep into docs, 7 tabs deep into blog posts, and 12 tabs deep into AI chat, Notebooklm, Stack Overflow…. Pretty sure I’ve accidentally rendered myself useless.

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Just got this forwarded to me today:. “Share a thank note to Aryan as well, he did an amazing job!”. Moments like this make all the hard work worth it. 🙌 Grateful for the recognition!

dev sleep schedule unlocked: pulled an all-nighter debugging that "one last" deploy till 4 AM. woke up at 7 AM to prod alerts screaming "it's broken again". me, chugging coffee: who needs REM when you have regex?

Some wake up with coffee. Others wake up when getServerSideProps throws an error in prod. ☕️😵‍💫

dev night burnout be like:. brain: time to sleep!.also brain: just one quick bug fix. opens VS Code for '5 minutes'.sun rises.still here arguing with CSS. why are we like this? 😵

after using tailwind css for every projects,.it has become too difficult to use or even write the correct css syntax for everything. Need to dive into css again. Share some insights if you guys have any for me. Thnx in advance🙏.

Designer: “It’s just a simple UI.”.Figma: pixel perfect heaven. Me coding: fighting for my life over a 0.5px misalignment and one rogue z-index. Frontend isn’t coding. It’s spiritual warfare.

starting the day with I’ll finally understand web rendering energy. browser: receives my HTML.also browser: let me just build 3 mystical trees (DOM, CSSOM, Render Tree), calculate layout, then aggressively throw pixels at your screen.

when devs go out for a movie midnight:. – one guy inspects the theater website.– someone else logs a 'ticket' for popcorn.– the React dev asks if the plot has good component structure.– backend dev confused the runtime with server uptime. we’re all trying our best, okay 🤧

Starting a new client project while soulful music plays in the background. That fresh repo, clean architecture, and smooth vibes - unmatched energy. It’s not just code, it’s a whole mood.

Me designing for B2B: “Let’s make it smooth.”. Me designing for B2C: “Fast. SEO-friendly. Smooth. Works on a toaster.”. Me designing internal tools: “If it compiles, we ship.”. The customer defines the craft. Choose your pain wisely. @dima_zhiganov

just got another brand landing page project! . me: dusts off perfectly good landing page code.also me: spends 3 days rewriting everything because the client wants the button "more buttony". why do I even keep templates? 😭

my morning routine:.- open laptop.- stare at code I wrote last night.- wonder who wrote this garbage.- realize it was me 😅.- cry but on trend.

Me at 2am: finally fixes the bug that's been haunting me all day. Also me 5 minutes later: somehow breaks 3 completely unrelated features. The duality of night tech🫡

RT @ErfanEbrahimnia: Looks like built-in debouncing is coming to @nuqs47ng soon. I just had to roll my own a couple days ago, so I’m really….

Backend devs when the API returns null: "Works on my machine.".Frontend devs when the padding is 2px off: "Shut it all down. We rebuild at dawn.". Priorities. 😤.

Ever wonder how TRPC makes API calls feel like local functions?.It's TypeScript inference magic! .Server procedures become client methods with full type safety across the wire. No manual types needed!.

Ever wondered how elements magically appear as you scroll?. It's not magic, it's the Intersection Observer API! This web API lets you detect when an element enters or exits the viewport, opening up a world of possibilities for lazy loading, animations, and more.

RT @theo: Everyone I know still calls it Twitter.

Past 4 days - just me, VSCode, and the grind. 36+ hours in editor mode. Worked on personal project, doing two client projects, one assignment dashboard for a job, and wrestled with JS/TS/CSS like it’s a boss battle. Dev life stays caffeinated