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1/ 🐦 This long weekend, I redefined and simplified my open source project: “Krow”. 🚀 Krow is a file-based command line REST client. Perfect for developers looking for a lightweight solution. 🌟 #OpenSource #CLI #DevTools github.com/st-osi/krow

@vishaldeshpande 💯 %

@stxcode Yup, these days they're calling it "ragebaiting"

What a way to start a day 😀 good morning 🌞☀️

@0xphxdev Or strick typing for process.env

This typo broke my entire test environment. And JS didn’t even complain 👇

@0xphxdev Spellcheck plugin might help

@AmanVirk1 What for?

Are we (JS devs) using Admin panels? Laravel has Nova. Rails has Active Admin. Django ships one out of the box. What do we have 👀 Genuinely curious what everyone is using, or if this just isn't a thing in the JS world.

@justbyte_ Believe me theory matters

Why do colleges prioritize theory over hands-on project building?

@CodeByNZ This is FE for BE engineers

Do backend devs really find joy in doing this ?

@0xphxdev Checksum

As a developer, have you ever wondered: Upon entering a 16-digit card number, the form immediately indicates that the card number is invalid. There are billions of possible numbers. How the hell is that check that fast? #devthought

@jherr @Netlify Wow congratulations Jack keep inspiring 🎉🎉

Really excited to join the @Netlify team and ship amazing AI and full stack features!

@mjackson 💯 work gives peace ☮️ if you love it

If you want to be happy: work.

@DrizzleORM Got it

@stxcode We started with Java

that explains a lot

@0xphxdev Also checkout Promise.allSettled

Your UI loads in 3 seconds. Because your API calls run in sequence. Cause: You fetch inside components step-by-step. user → posts → comments That’s a waterfall. Fix: • fetch in parallel • move data fetching to a single layer Bad: await getUser() await getPosts() await getComments() Better: await Promise.all([user, posts, comments]) Frontend performance is mostly data orchestration.

⚠️ Security release pre-alert: We will release new versions of 20, 22, 24, 25 release lines on or shortly after 24th March, 2026 in order to address: * 2 high severity issues * 5 medium severity issues * 2 low severity issues nodejs.org/en/blog/vulner…

@draft_ofkritika It is being used everywhere, you are not typing it 😎

If C/C++ are so powerful, why aren’t they used everywhere anymore?

@0xphxdev Sure 🙏

Your async code is “fast”. But your debugging is dead. Why? Because you lost request flow. Logs look like: • random • disconnected • useless Fix it: Add correlation IDs. Track every request across: • services • queues • DB calls No trace = no system.

@0xphxdev 💯 % but sometimes you don’t have option and thats where fun begins 😀

“Just add caching” No. You just added: • invalidation problems • stale data • hidden bugs Fix the root cause first.

@bunjavascript @jarredsumner Great stuff, excited for cron ❤️

Bun v1.3.11 - Fixes 105 issues (addressing 307 👍) - 4 MB 🤏 on Linux x64 - Bun.cron for OS-scheduled functions - Bun.sliceAnsi is like .slice but ansi & grapheme-aware - Numerous security & bug fixes Thanks to 15 contributors! bun.com/blog/bun-v1.3.…

@Shefali__J Good morning ☀️

Do not disturb yourself by imagining your whole life at once. Good morning, everyone🌞

@0xphxdev Thats true

@stxcode yes, Correlation IDs are necessary. Not sufficient. They tell you “what happened”. They don’t tell you “why it broke” across async boundaries.

Async systems are not faster. They are just less predictable. If you can’t trace a request, you can’t debug your system.