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@TVanWelsenes Hey Thomas, Let's connect. I am building LyteNyte Grid, an advanced feature rich React Data Grid. Check us out: 1771technologies.com/demo

Builders, let’s connect!🤝 If you’re building something share below👇 Excited to see what you all are building!!

@shivanayak_31 @X Hey Shiva, Let’s connect. I’m working on LyteNyte Grid, an advanced enterprise React Data Grid. github.com/1771-Technolog…

Looking to connect with people on @X! If you're a founder, builder, into tech, AI, Startups, Design, mobile dev, web dev, SaaS, or programming say Hi or drop what you're working on #connect

@samuel_insley Hey Samuel, Let’s connect. I’m working on LyteNyte Grid, an incredibly fast React Data Grid. github.com/1771-Technolog…

I would love to #connect with more like minded people who are interested in: -software development in general -growing SaaS businesses -Construction, architecture, engineering -web app development -marketing -AI enthusiasts -Side hustlers Show me what you are working on right now! 👇

@arshadyaseeen @base_ui I won’t lie to you, this made my brain hurt. The popover kind feels like a bug - even though I know that’s what you intended.

Look at the math happening here, pixel perfect 🤌 (built on @base_ui)

@devongovett Keep up the great work. Honestly React Aria doesn’t get enough love for all the work you guys do

React Aria Components v1.19.0 is out! ✨ Autocomplete now supports inline completions (e.g. mentions), and a new Popover API enables positioning relative to the cursor. Also, text inputs can now be nested inside GridList and Tree without interfering with arrow key navigation!

@sudobunni I guess that’s what I am, the I think lil logger sounds better

a programmer who doesn’t use a debugger is a lil' bugger

Mirror, mirror on the wall, which data grid is the fastest of them all? We recently published an article benchmarking the top 6 most popular React data grids for performance and scalability. If you work with large datasets and are evaluating different grid options for your enterprise, we highly recommend giving it a read. Benchmarking Article: 1771technologies.com/blog/performan… Testing Suite: github.com/1771-Technolog… #Reactjs #Webdevelopment

@jamwt They are alright.

CRDTs are catnip for developers who haven't had to support a real business on top of them yet. Six months in, they're putting hats on hats, trying to make them work for anything beyond the first use case. Just use transactions!

@dannkopa Let’s connect, I’m building LyteNyte Grid, an incredibly fast React Data Grid. github.com/1771-Technolog…

Hey founders, Looking to connect with people building in: - Saas - Tech - Automation - Ai tools - Web apps - Developer tools Drop what you're working on below 👇

@evanyou Looking to try this out. One thing I’d love to see is versioning tools, something like changesets built in

Feels very similar to the idea we’ve been exploring with viteplus.dev! If you also want dev/build/lint/fmt/test, and a more sophisticated monorepo task runner (with caching), also check out Vite+ :)

@heyyritik_ @X Hey, let’s connect. FB 🙏

looking to connect people on @X if you're into - design - building SaaS - vibe coding - AI tools - shipping in public - figuring it out as you go say Hi or drop what you're working on looking to follow active ones 👋

@irshadsiddi1911 Hey, Let’s connect. I’m building LyteNyte Grid, an open source incredibly fast React Data Grid. Check it out here: github.com/1771-Technolog…

I want to connect with people who are into > ml > AI > Building SAAS > Backend > DevOps > Design > Open Source > writing technical articles Drop the link what are you building!! Let's connect and make this platform better for each other.

@mjackson In case I missed the memo, where can I read about the new Remix?

Since 2013, I have personally published every major version of React Router. Today, that changes. And I couldn’t be prouder of the team. Congrats on a solid release of the world’s most popular React framework! React Router v8 is our best release yet 🤘

@suryanox7 Main is just a convention used by most programming languages. The binary generated starts by loading the function at that address. Convention probably established by C but I’m not a computer historian.

Coders: Do you know why every program, in any language, starts with main()?

@charliermarsh Let’s goooo!

At OpenAI, we're continuing to bet on Rust as the future of systems programming. I'm proud to announce that we're making a $600,000 commitment to the Rust Foundation, which combines our Platinum membership with additional support for maintainer efforts across the Rust ecosystem.

@Officially_Dev_ @X Let’s connect. I’m building LyteNyte Grid, an incredibly fast React Data Grid. Check it out, maybe drop a ⭐ if you like it. github.com/1771-Technolog…

Hey @X I'm looking to #connect with people interested in : 🏗️ Building in public 💻 Software development 🌍 Open source 🤖 AI and LLMs 🚀 Startups and indie hacking 🛠️ Dev tools and automation 📦 SaaS and backend systems Remember, don’t show people I already connected

Rust is know for having a high learning curve, but here is a secret, you will be producing productive code long before you fully master Rust. So give the language a shot.

@fuma_nama Man can I just say, I love Fuma docs and excited to see what comes of Fuma Press

I think I'll define Fumadocs as a docs toolchain more than a framework, in terms of the core principle.

@syriansigma Let’s connect, I’m building LyteNyte Grid. github.com/1771-Technolog…

Reply and I’ll follow you. I want to connect with ambitious people building something great.

@chaosengineerr Saves you time

founders, sell me your startup in three words