Akshay Mishra
@akshay_99h
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Full Stack Dev @ MAGES Studio | Building & Finding 🚀 | Ex-Gold #MSFTStudentAmbassador | Ex-Delhi Lead @OCD_India
New Delhi, India
Joined March 2020
Guess what’s all dressed up now, (yepp, IT FREAKIN GLOWS IN THE DARK)
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Why does my code run on weekends but not during work hours? #LazyDev
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🪄 TL;DR: • AI copilots write docs, test files, and even code for me • REST Client + API.http = lightning-fast testing • https://t.co/7gUMhELmsc is my single source: power typings, UI, and queries • Works for web (TanStack, React, shadcn/ui), and native (Expo) • More dev,
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Step 3️⃣: What about mobile? I point my @expo app to the same https://t.co/7gUMhELmsc and wire up API calls/types using the doc. Consistency across web & native—no more mismatched contracts, no rewriting types.
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Bonus: Documenting Zod schema in https://t.co/7gUMhELmsc pays off. It lets me scaffold form UIs instantly—no guesswork on required/optional, validation rules, or types. I even hook up my shadcn/ui MCP server and fetch component blueprints from the registry. Result: UI wiring =
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Step 2️⃣: That same https://t.co/7gUMhELmsc file? It’s my one source of truth—so I hand it off to…my “frontend self.” How? • My https://t.co/7gUMhELmsc → Typed hooks for @tan_stack Query • Auto-typed query functions & interceptors, straight from docs • UI field definitions
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Step 1️⃣: I ask my AI copilot to generate both https://t.co/7gUMhELmsc (a Markdown doc with endpoints, schema, and Zod validation) and API.http (all REST request samples, ready to use with the REST Client VSCode extension). Result? 🚦 Instant, frictionless API testing right in
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Hey devs! 🚀 Anyone else using AI copilots like Cursor, Claude, or Gemini to actually create API docs and test scripts? Here’s my turbocharged workflow, and trust me—it’s leveled up my API dev & testing game! (Image Source: https://t.co/NJj1AxHg9n)
#ai #claude #zed #cursor
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I have been meaning to do a crash course on nestjs for work. Any recommendations? Adding video for better recognisability #nestjs
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Day 8 of #100DaysOfDsa - Practiced 10 easy questions - Completed the recursion module - Touched back on the basics and tried solving a couple of problems with the classic reduce based approach ((nums.reduce((acc,curr)=>acc^curr))) #dsa #learninginpublic
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I did not post about it cuz I wasn't confident if I would commit to it. But here we go... Today is Day 7 of my #100daysofdsa and here is what I have learnt up until now...
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life update: i joined @anysphere to work on @cursor_ai pls send me feature reqs + feedback
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Ever wondered how open-source component libraries like aceternity become so powerful? The answer: discoverability and extensibility. Here's how you can unlock the same power for your stack with https://t.co/9cfMGsl4dc and the shadcn/ui MCP server 🧩👇
registry.directory
The place where shadcn/ui registries live. Discover, Preview, Copy, and Paste components.
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People know this, right? 😄 Last year, I published a type def for tRPC to sync my backend with my Next.js app—learned a ton about package managers! 📌 Semantic Versioning: Packages use major.minor.patch. • ^1.2.3 means you’ll get the latest minor/patch (up to 1.x.x, not
@anubhavxsingh @mehulmpt I am 23 and I could have easily answered them back when I was 21. I think I published ‘npx akshay-99h’ around that time. It was a fork but it was me writing all code and publishing the module. Turns out one of the modules I used(‘chalk’) has a major vulnerability due to a recent
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Here’s the exact prompt I used with Gemini to generate this photorealistic 1/7 scale figure scene: "Create a photorealistic 1/7 scale character figure in a commercial product photography style. Show the finished figure displayed on a transparent circular acrylic base, with the
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