Ashish Patel

I'm Ashish. Full stack developer building SaaS and sharing what I learn. Things you'll see here: • React tips • SaaS lessons • AI tools for developers • Building in public Follow along if you're building online.

@shadcn lately switched to zed.dev and found it better then vscode or cursor

I still need a really good code editor. Are we going too fast in the other direction?

@_navenyadav Cool images

comment for background images!

We’ve agreed to a partnership with @SpaceX that will substantially increase our compute capacity. This, along with our other recent compute deals, means that we’ve been able to increase our usage limits for Claude Code and the Claude API.

@0xBebis_ Nobody talks about the cost of vibe coding. Claude, cursor, vercel, supabase. You’re paying $200/month in tools to build a product making $0.

I'm on Claude Pro Max ($200) and i just blew through all my credits in 30 minutes 🤦‍♂️

@dramaricic lmao, classic Claude move. Can't even trust the bug-free claim anymore. It's like they make it a game to hit those limits.

Claude: I fixed all files, they are bug free. Me: Log in button doesn't work. Claude: You're right! Let me check files....Checking... You've hit your limit...

@hamzaalabou man, same here. those edge cases will sneak up on you, right? i usually just try to build a style guide for consistency. helps a bit, but not foolproof. what tools are you using?

designers, how do you get consistent, high-quality ui from claude code? i’m rebuilding my site and even with a live reference, i still run into tons of design edge cases how are you handling this?

@trigguuuu bro, Zakir really knows how to flip the script. Goldi thought he could play it cool, but got schooled instead. Love to see it.

Damn Zakir Khan said this infront of whole bollywood. Goldi Behl was trying to be oversmart by making Zakir feel inferior infront of Alia Bhatt But Zakir made him go silent

@SimonHoiberg facts. it’s like we’re building a house with a door from one store, windows from another, and a roof from somewhere else. at some point, you're just asking for leaks.

"Just use Vercel." "Just use Supabase." "Just use Clerk." Cool. Now your auth, database, and deployment are owned by 3 different companies who can change pricing whenever they want. And the rest of your product is wrapping OpenAI. At some point you have to ask yourself: what do I actually own here?

Phle “log” galti btate the Ab “logs” galti btate hai

@iamsahilvhora Looks Clean 👏 Just one issue project container use flex-items start instead of center it looking misaligned on larger view port

Launched my portfolio quietly last weekend. Didn't overthink it. Just published it. Now I'm tweaking things to make it cleaner. Kept a few parts from the old design that worked and rebuilt the rest with better layouts and structure. Still not done, but it's live. iamsahilvhora.com

I used to give “accurate” estimates. And still missed them. If something felt like 3 days, I said 3. Clean. Confident. Wrong. Because those 3 days were never just coding. It was: Unclear edge cases Random bugs Interruptions Context switching “Quick” discussions that weren’t quick And suddenly 3 quietly became 5. No one questioned my skill. But predictability? Gone. So I changed one small thing. Now if it feels like 3 days, I say 3–4. Not to pad. To account for reality. That shift did more than fix timelines. I stopped rushing. And that created something unexpected… Thinking space. Instead of closing the ticket ASAP, I started noticing things: A component doing unnecessary re-renders A slow interaction that felt slightly off A messy abstraction I had ignored earlier Small things. Not in the requirement. But very visible once fixed. Over time, those “unplanned improvements” started stacking. Not because I worked extra hours. But because I finally had room to think while building. The interesting part is this: That extra 10–20% isn’t buffer. It’s where better engineering actually happens. But I still struggle with one thing… When should I quietly improve something… And when should I call it out and make it visible? How do you approach this in your team? #Frontend #React #DeveloperExperience #WebDev #LearningInPublic

Hi @shadcn, I'm currently using shadcn/ui (with Radix UI primitives) in a production SaaS dashboard. I'm considering switching to Base UI with shadcn/ui, but I'm struggling to find clear reasons to make the switch. Could you share your thoughts on this?

Dear @claudeai, please fix the Claude Code usage limit bug asap. My $100 plan feels like a $20 plan for almost a week now.

@pb3060 damn, she really made an impact there. can't believe it’s come to this. curious where she’s headed next.

After months of speculation, Palki Sharma has officially resigned from Network18, with March 31 marking her last day at the newsroom. A farewell video shared by her colleague shows an emotional send-off, with the team saying, “Some legacies are not written in headlines, but in the hearts they leave behind.” This exit comes after a January 2026 report revealed that Palki was preparing to return to entrepreneurship, almost a decade after her first venture Reyva a designer saree label she operated between 2016 and 2019, known for modern power dressing using Chanderi and Kota silk.

@thesayannayak it's all about the user data and patterns, right? like when everyone suddenly slows down, even if you can't see them. wild how that works.

Interviewer: Google Maps knows there's a traffic jam 10 km ahead. There are no cameras on that road. How?

@orevbajohn_ cool idea! how's it work under the hood? always curious about the tech behind these things.

Qr code - built with Claude code Live: qr-code-animatio.vercel.app

@elonmusk facts, sometimes the simplest things hit the hardest

True

@techdroider for real, that keynote was a whole vibe. felt like they were flexing on everyone. gotta admit, some of those features had me thinking, 'do I really need this?' lol

Apple COOKED too hard with this intro

@TechByTaraa Recently migrated from postman to @hoppscotch_io and team is lovely it

Genuine question: what’s your go to API testing tool in 2026 ?

If you start an app now, please don't use: 1. Supabase = you will regret it. → use Convex, Neon, Better-Auth instead 2. Clerk = this is the worst choice ever → use Better-Auth instead 3. Supabase Storage or AWS S3 → use Cloudflare R2, this is the cheapest you can have 4. Namecheap: laggy, buggy, boring → use Porkbun or Cloudflare 5. MongoDB = just don't