Harshit Bansal

There was no Indian stock market financial & historical data website with a blazing-fast API—so I built one! 🚀 Introducing Fincrux – a platform that makes company financials easy to access & visualize. Check it out! 🔥 fincrux.org (Thread)

multiple languages support coming to avenueticket.com

AIN'T NO WAY THE JOB MARKET GOT MFS DOING THIS...

@wh0sumit @rightfitso harshitbansal.in fincrux.org avenueticket.com

we’re hiring 🚨 looking for a frontend / product engineer for an early-stage sf-based startup building agentic systems (hiring via @rightfitso 🏴) this is not just frontend. you’ll design + build products end to end, fast. you’ll work on: ↳ motion-heavy, highly interactive product experiences ↳ performance-focused frontend systems ↳ working closely with founders on product direction what we’re looking for: ↳ 2–3 yrs frontend / product engineering experience ↳ strong in next.js, typescript, tailwind, shadcn/ui + motion systems ↳ strong product sense + attention to detail ↳ comfortable shipping fast without handholding nice to have: ↳ experience with ai products / agent workflows ↳ familiar with claude code / codegen tools salary: $40k–$70k 💰 location: remote • indian preferred 📍 DM your best work 📥 referrals welcome 🧧

@dev_Doniix harshitbansal.in

we're hiring a full-stack dev 👇 — 100% remote — $40-55/hour, paid in USD — stack: next.js 14, tailwind, node, postgres — bonus points for pixel-perfect eye and taste in typography what I'm looking for: — 2-3 projects you actually shipped — someone who handles frontend AND backend confidently — code with soul, not just code that works if your portfolio makes me stop scrolling for 10 seconds, we're talking this week. drop your portfolio in the comments 👇

bhai ye mumbai walo ne chhato pe turf bana rkhi hai

80% of your users only touch 20% of what you build the hard part is knowing what deserves depth and what just needs to exist ship carefully, not excessively

@khushiirl x.com/harshitcodes/s…

btw, thinking of buying Aula F75 keyboard should I go for it, or is there something better I should consider?

built a beast of a sheet component in react. the ux is on another level. handles super complex flows. no radix or shadcn, just plain html and css. open sourcing it soon. stay tuned.

reverse engineering super cool and complex ui/ux flows is so fun

at this point im considering to create finance + tech content

@moneshgoyal fincrux.org

we’re hiring 🚨 (contract) looking for a javascript developer (3 months) to help build a workflow-driven product for operations, you’ll work on dashboards, forms, and interfaces that connect with APIs and backend systems we’re looking for someone who: ↳ has 2+ years of frontend / javascript experience ↳ is strong with html, css, and modern js ↳ has worked with react, vue, or similar ↳ understands APIs and data-driven interfaces location: gurugram (onsite for one month) comp: ₹50k–₹70k / month start: immediate (freshers can also apply ) 🏄 if this sounds like you, send your proof of work 📥

@runable_hq fincrux.org

who wants the @runable_hq badge 👀 ? we want the best people with us share something you've built you are proud of

explore events around you, right on the map just search by category, name, or location and see everything live on the map find it. tap it. book it built this at avenueticket.com with the fastest path from discovery to checkout

@striver_79 we at @avenueticketHQ use @tinybird for the same

Currently we are figuring out how to manage analytics in-house for around 100M events a month. From the outside, analytics looks simple. Track events, store them, query them. But when you actually sit down to build or even evaluate it at scale, reality hits differently. PostHog is there. Good product. But self-hosting it at our scale needs a big machine and serious infra. Paid tools are convenient, but expensive at scale. Some cheaper options exist, but they do not give us the kind of per-user tracking we need to create business funnels. As a bootstrapped company, you cannot just say, “Let’s buy this tool.” You have to ask: - Do we really need everything it offers? - Can we build only the limited parts we actually need? - Can we keep the storage cheaper? - Can we work with a TTL of 1–2 years instead of keeping everything forever? Reading. Discussing. Trying. Failing. Reworking. Learning again. A lot of people think bootstrapped companies move slower because they spend too much time thinking about cost. I think the opposite. - Cost makes you think deeper. - It forces you to understand the system properly. - It pushes you to separate what is essential from what is just nice to have. We are still figuring it out. All of us are learning on the go. But that is also the beauty of building this way. When you cannot throw money at every problem because you don't have enough, you learn to trade-off. Glad that we took a call to build a end to end prep platform, instead of a typical course platform hosted on some third party site.

just remember everything is a win when the goal is to experience

@TheSouvikPaul fixed, turns out screener has updated there page, so my scraper wasn’t updated for it

@harshitcodes Your website also breaking, when I search for any Ticker, it shows error. Let me know when it's fixed.

There was no Indian stock market financial & historical data website with a blazing-fast API—so I built one! 🚀 Introducing Fincrux – a platform that makes company financials easy to access & visualize. Check it out! 🔥 fincrux.org (Thread)

@TheSouvikPaul If it feels unreliable you can always opt for other services. However I highly doubt it because I am scraping screener only, you maybe confused in consolidated/standalone figures. Moreover I can see your subscription has been expired so thats why it isn’t working for you.

@harshitcodes Your API is breaking. Please fix and let me know! Also, there's a very big difference between your data and real (Screener, Tijori) data. Feels not reliable, please update your data gathering process to match real data.

@omlondhe2133 dudes with $200 cursor pro thinking they’re too smart for this shit, prompting their ass out in the repo, until they hit a wall and everything goes to shit

Frontend leads: Biggest 2026 pain when scaling React/Next.js apps? a) Bundle size/hydration b) State management chaos c) TypeScript strictness overhead d) Edge vs server rendering decisions e) AI tool integration gaps Drop yours 👇 #FrontendDev #Engineering

yesterday i sold every gram of silver i owned at $94 i will buy 3/4th of all i can at $74

one line of code. thats all it takes to embed all your events on your own website. native feel. tons of configuration. users can browse and buy tickets instantly no redirects. built it at avenueticket.com plug. paste. done.