Just tried tRPC with Next.js after months of traditional API routes... Holy shit, the difference is night and day. No more: — Manual type definitions for every endpoint — Praying your frontend types match backend reality — Wrestling with fetch() boilerplate — Zod validation

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What is stopping you to code like this?

lol @coolifyio

They dont allow wallet payment to avoid non payment issue either ;_:

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user reports bug me: "works fine on my machine" user: sends screenshot me: *internal screaming*

pushed to production on friday afternoon what could possibly go wrong narrator: everything went wrong

me: "this will take 2 hours" *8 hours later* me: still debugging the same function but now i understand the universe better

coding at 2am hits different your brain enters this weird zone where impossible solutions suddenly make perfect sense

startup life: celebrating small wins like they're IPOs because honestly they feel just as impossible sometimes

finally fixed that one bug that's been haunting me for weeks time to celebrate by creating three new ones

that moment when your side project gets its first paying user and you realize you accidentally built a business

docker works on my machine docker works in staging production: "docker? never heard of her"

mvp: minimum viable product reality: maximum viable panic

building in public is just tweeting your failures with enough confidence that people think it's strategy

What lib do you use for writing knowledge docs?