Daljeet Singh

@AKirtesh Yo!

Indian full-stack devs, let’s grow together on X. Say Hi / Hello👇🏻

@larsencc There should be “ports wtf” command 🫣 that’ll just check which port is occupied that my app was trying to run on and simply kill it ☠️.. Great concept though.. loved the UX 🔥

"What the fuck is running on port 3000?" Built a simple and clean CLI that answers this instantly. > "ports" shows every dev server on your machine > "ports clean" kills the orphaned ports > "ports watch" monitors in real-time Try it out ↓

The complete deployment took <10 seconds and the best part is I didn’t had to do any configuration apart from creating the app on @FastAPIcloud that too from the CLI 🔥

Got early access to the @FastAPIcloud private beta👀 And damn… this is probably the fastest I’ve ever deployed something on the cloud. No overthinking, no setup headaches — just write code and boom, it’s live ⚡🔥 Big W for the team 🙌 #FastAPI #Cloud

I’ve been working on something… and it’s now on the App Store! 👀 Introducing brrr 🚀 Push notifications to your own devices. Instantly. No signup. No dashboard. No nonsense. Link in 🧵

@simonbs Such an awesome app.. I have been using Telegram Bots to send push notifications for personal projects but this is much cooler and way too easy.. 🔥💯

bless her little heart

People only see the success, they don't see the persistence and hard work 😢 ✍🏻 @fossilcomics

STOP!!! NO!!! DON’T BUY ANOTHER DOMAIN NAME, YOU HAVEN’T FINISHED THE LAST SIDE PROJECT!!! STOP!!!

"if you want to finish and launch this side project, you're actually gonna need to handle errors properly, forgot password functionality, form validation, testing, monitoring, rate limiting..." me:

Cron cheat sheet:

DRY January is proving much harder than I anticipated Turns out, writing code that’s well architected and doesn’t repeat itself is much harder than I thought

my bank account when I wake up after a late night of buying domain names I’ll never use:

interviewer: can you tell us about 3 side projects you've worked on? me: can you show me 3 employees who would say they're happy to work here? ... ... interviewer: touché

The introverted urge to stay indoors and not socialise but also complain about being lonely

time flies when you've been staring at the same piece of code for 9 hours trying to fix a bug

a bored caveman rubbed two sticks together until it lit up now i gotta answer emails from 9-5pm every day

> why did you become a programmer? me: because I read code better than I can read social clues

@windowsdev Eat Spaghetti; Write Spaghetti 🥸

Poorly describe what you do as a dev ✍️ 👇