Shivang Sagar

@atharvdangedev Thanks for the reminder boss!

Never forget that you are the main data center. Drink water, and consume as much literature as possible.

@vidusheeshh Crazy that I forget I’m young and have so much life ahead.

crazy how right advise comes at the right time...

@karanM5599 @claudeai That's so nuts

my company paid $150/mo for a translation SaaS. i replaced it in one Saturday, almost entirely with Claude Code. the money we stopped sending them covers ~75% of our @claudeai sub. so the tool we fired is funding the one that replaced it. dev.to/karan5599/tran…

@codeXninjaDev Made my day <3

If the rain that touches your skin travelled miles to find you, then so will everything that is meant for you 🍀

@ItsAlexhere0 Atom, and when it discontinued I felt like the world is ending

Be honest: what was your first code editor?

Another great Friday session. We explored CI/CD pipelines, DevOps fundamentals, Docker, GitHub Actions, and compared GitHub vs GitLab to understand real-world deployment workflows. See you next week! @atharvdangedev @ManiarNamra @karanM5599 @priyanshup7363

@Vaishzzrcds @takeUforward_ @striver_79 Keep pushing!!

Day 25 #SDESheetChallenge Stacks and queues @takeUforward_ @striver_79

1 hour of hand programming ngmi

Started this new thing at @Techtalks07122 and the first iteration was soo gooddddd, @IamShreyaPorwal you nailed ittt 🔥

@PRIMELUC1 crazy transformation dawg

I built an app that helped me lose over 60 pounds. It's PRIMELIFE, an ai coach that uses your live data to tell you exactly why you're not progressing and what to do next. Join the waitlist primelife.one

The most interesting thing is how wide discussions help you see...I am loving it!

@atharvdangedev @surajtwt_ Congrats to you both! Make an iPhone version soon 😁

@shivangCodeX @surajtwt_ Yesssssss bhaiiiiiiii I wanted to have GitHub web experience on mobile for sooo long, somehow me building it myself got pushed every time but the react native pilot batch gave me that final push. Really really a big thanks to @surajtwt_ for that banger assignment

Shikai is now available for closed testing on the play store and i genuinely cannot believe i'm typing this. my first ever app. out there. for people to actually use. this is insane. so here's the story. i was selected for chaicode's react native pilot batch with @surajtwt_ , and for the course-ending assignment, we had to build a github dashboard app. and honestly? that assignment was the push i needed. for years, i'd been thinking about building an app that would give me the full github web experience on my phone. the official github app is great for work stuff, but it never gave me that clean view of my own repos and contributions that i wanted. i always had this idea in my head but never really got around to actually building it. then this assignment came along, and the timing was perfect. i'd been working with react native for two years at that point, so i had the skills to actually pull this off without getting stuck on basics. and man, what a journey it's been. i started with a PAT token flow for signing in, thinking it was the simplest solution. but some of my founding testers pointed out how much friction it created. having to manually generate a token, paste it in, and then getting signed out when it expired because you forgot to regenerate it? that was a terrible experience. so i bit the bullet and integrated OAuth, the proper solution for this kind of thing. it took a lot of effort, but it was worth every second. built a contribution graph from scratch. made 5 themes because i couldn't pick just one. figured out offline support with no guide. broke things, fixed them, broke them again, and finally shipped v1.2.0. there were challenges for sure. debugging oauth at 3am, trying to add markdown rendering support, figuring out offline support with no guide. but every problem had a solution, and every solution made the app better. and now it's in closed testing. seeing users genuinely love this app and use it every day? that makes me happier than i can put into words. this started as a course assignment and turned into something people actually want to use. that's wild to me. 5 themes, global search, markdown preview, issue and PR screens, keyboard shortcuts, offline support, and a lot more. if you're a github user on android, please try it out. and if you have 2 minutes, fill out the feedback form. every single response helps me make this better. this is closed testing, so your feedback will directly shape the public launch. github: github.com/atharvdange618… (if you want to skip beta program and directly install the app) beta program: forms.gle/qdw2xTKfH9kGsm… feedback: forms.gle/dDrchwJTrqDJyj… to everyone who tested early builds, reported bugs, sent me encouraging messages, and just believed in me, thank you from the bottom of my heart. this app exists because of you. to @ChaiCodeHQ @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu and my cohort batchmates, this assignment changed everything. thank you for the push ❤️ We're just getting started :)

@atharvdangedev @surajtwt_ Congrats Atharv Bhai. Very happy for you! I will try the app today!

@vidusheeshh Heck, they achieve more in 1 week than I do in a month. Reptilians or what?

My feed is filled with people sharing their 6month achievements. Here's mine: -Life happened, and I survived. Everyone's on their own journey. Just letting these 24 hours shape what comes next. Learned and unlearned A LOT. (will obv drop some wisdom:)

@karanM5599 “Employee of the month at meta” traits 👾

Maxing both CPU usage and token usage

@atharvdangedev Big ups! My best wishes for your journey bhai, you’ll do great!! ♥️

Every big thing starts with a small conversation. A few ideas. Countless discussions. Months of building. And here we are. Years of building software taught us something simple: most teams keep adding features and call it progress. We'd rather find the actual problem and fix that. We also noticed businesses kept bending themselves to fit their software. Shouldn't it be the other way around? So today, we're launching SpaceBuilder. We turn ideas into real products, automate the workflows eating up your time, and build software that actually earns its place. Genuinely excited for this one, and grateful for the people building it with me. Let's go beyond plus ultra 🔥

@mahanot_dikshit The urges to toggle back suggestions on when you turn it off or to go to a LLM when something bothers instead of going to Google is just f insane man.

Thanks to Claude Code, I’ve forgotten how to center a div. Back to where I started.

Of course, right when I’m finally ready to buy a MacBook, the prices have to hike up. My timing is flawless. I hate the world even more now.

For gods sake