Who else has a really strategic code debugging strategy like me?
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Partner in a coastal engineering firm by day, bootstrapping a real estate brokerage management platform by night. Sharing my learnings along the way.
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One of the simplest pleasures in web development is adding a confetti cannon to your app 😊
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I've been using a 3x rule of sorts when it comes to software development.
However long I think something is going to take, multiply it by 3 to get a more realistic estimate.
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Do your future developer self a favor and use mend renovate () to automatically update and merge new dependency versions.
Trust me, this can cause MAJOR pain down the line if not done regularly 😖
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Having focus and a long attention span in this day and age is a superpower.
I've got a lot of respect for non-AI startup founders who are ignoring the buzz around GPT to focus on further developing their products 💪
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I feel like I'm underusing my browser developer tools by simply using it for console logs / inspect element 99% of the time.
Curious what dev tool features other web developers out there find invaluable?
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I've failed to build countless products in the last 10 years—perfectionism was the root of evil.
I've decided to change it once and for all:
I set a 30-day challenge for myself to build and launch a product.
Guess what?
It's day 30.
Here is the result 👇🏼
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Quick coding tip for your mental wellbeing when moving fast and breaking things:
Instead of over-engineering everything, open an issue that you'll likely never get around to with your ideal solution and reference it in your repo with a comment
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Create a powerpoint with AI based on a proposal word document 🤯
This actually makes me excited to prepare my next presentation for the consulting day job 😂
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It turned out that Microsoft's artificial intelligence Copilot can prepare a PowerPoint presentation.
I don't know if anyone uses Powerpoint But I still thought I'd share 
#ChatGPT #Microsoft #powerpoint
#ChatGPT #Microsoft #powerpoint
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Sometimes I'll catch myself setting up the "perfect" environment before diving into my most meaningful work (usually coding)... fresh cup of coffee, perfect playlist queued up, screens laid out just right, etc.
All tiny forms of procrastination, just dive in! 🌊
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How do you prefer to organize the code within the components directory of your ReactJS projects?
I like to stick to max one level of nesting (for service specific components) and prefix the file names with their types so they're sorted together.
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My motivation and productivity were at all time lows yesterday 😓
Then I remembered I'd skimped on sleep the previous night 🤔
When trying to find extra time for getting things done, sleep should be the last place to look 😴🙅♂️
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Remember that we always overestimate what we can do in a day and underestimate what we can do in a year
It all comes down to creating habits that you show up for every day
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If you think it's tough to condense your thoughts into a 280 character Tweet, be thankful you're not a software developer and limited to 50.
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Grab yourself some peace of mind while coding by auto-sorting your javascript imports using the prettier-plugin-sort-imports package 🧘♂️
P.S. thanks for helping me discover this through your beautifully crafted ui components 😙👌
github.com/IanVS/prettier
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I'm always in favor of adding a few extra lines of code for readability so my future self hates me just a little bit less 🤏
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How am I just now realizing I can clear my bash terminal with CTRL + L?! 🤯
Farewell to this daily scolding while coding 👋
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My first tweet to go somewhat viral (by my standards at least 😅)
I don't think it's a coincidence it happened shortly after taking 's awesome course 👀
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Who else has a really strategic code debugging strategy like me?
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Twitter became much more enjoyable when I started caring less about vanity metrics and instead focused on engaging with interesting, like-minded people.
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Quick and easy way to filter out falsy values from a javascript array.
⚠️ Use carefully considering '0' is falsy!
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I can't even imagine coding this form without the amazing React Hook Form package () from
Hands down one of my favorite node packages 🙌
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Easiest $30 I've ever spent 😊
Llama life () from has cracked the code on productive single tasking made easy. This product helps me calmly tackle my big to-do lists with focus and efficiency! 🙌
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I'm starting to realize that the expectations for how my tweets will perform are inversely correlated to their actual engagement rate😅
Note to self: Stop prefecting my content and just get it out their
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The built-in SEO support with new NextJS Metadata API is a such a thing of beauty 🥹
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I taught myself to code through a Udemy course and then building a product with just-in-time learning through various internet resources.
If you're also a self-taught developer, what did your journey look like?
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Quick coding tip: you can semantically close issues with git commits
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Customer service marketing tip: if I’m calling again about a dispute you haven’t resolved yet, don’t ask if you can send me a product referral offer. Solve the problem!
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One thing that really grinds my gears when coding is dealing with file uploads 📂🙅♂️
What about you?
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If I had a nickel for every time I saw this error while coding I could throw out all my other startup revenue models
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Stumbled upon from 's amazing course. This tool is the epitome of simplicity and effectiveness, allowing me to combat my ADD and effortlessly tackle my tasks.
Excited to leverage it as I hone in on my daily Twitter routine 😁
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The wonder of programming will forever captivate me. This past weekend I had a very small idea for something to make my life easier and now I have a useful, functioning app.
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Whenever you find yourself down from comparing yourself to others, always remember that you're very likely comparing the worst parts of yourself to the best parts of theirs.
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It's always so rewarding to revisit a coding topic that was previously difficult and have it just "click." I told you I'd be back OAuth2.0 😉
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Which type of developer are you, learning a new technology from the documentation or an example repository?
I usually lean towards the latter.
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This surprisingly helps so much with learning how binary works 🤯
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I'm just now realizing there's an 'equals' method for checking equality of MongoDB ObjectIds.
What coding blind spots have come to your realization recently?
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Question for indie hackers / solopreneurs out there who build and ship many small products per year:
Do you code your own landing pages or use a service?
If the latter, I'm very interested to hear your preferred service in the comments below 👇
- Code my own75%
- Use a service25%
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My favorite reactjs code to write is immediately invoked functions within useEffect hooks 😊
What gives you the warm and fuzzies to write?
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