@Deepmoitra |KGEN

@imsethidev CLIs are very hard to understand and iterate through glad you are working on it

building something different this time for ai agents with web + cli. Learning a ton while figuring this out

@thebuggeddev @greensock @GoogleAIStudio Yess while I was learning threejs i learnt that for lower end devices and bad internet connection you have to do different configurations that's why asked Anyways great work man

@Deepmoitra1 @greensock @GoogleAIStudio I think so. Worked well for me on all of my devices. You can try live link yourself :)

Frankly, I was just fooling with AI to try something new and it created this crazy coool kinetic image gallery completely using @greensock custom physics/shockwave math 🔥 It's vibe coded using Gemini 3.1 Pro in @GoogleAIStudio :) Code: github.com/thebuggeddev/k… Live: kinetic-seven-ochre.vercel.app

@thebuggeddev @threejs Brrrrr you are the admin of JS mastery channel??

Holy moly, I finally vibe coded a website I’ve always dreamt of building 🥹 Nah, it’s not a Blender model. Not even for 3D podium. It’s pure geometry built using @threejs with color maps (albedo), spring-based physics, a hybrid DOM, real-time planar reflections, and more. Completely vibe coded all using Gemini 3 Pro in @GoogleAIStudio!! Live: basketball-beryl-nine.vercel.app

The interesting part is that React isn’t re-rendering everything — it’s attaching event listeners and reusing the existing DOM. SSR gives you fast initial HTML, but hydration is what actually brings the UI to life in the browser.

Ran into the concept of hydration in React while exploring SSR and modern frameworks. At a high level, hydration is what happens when the HTML generated on the server gets “wired up” with React on the client so it becomes interactive.

@imsethidev Damnnn boy everyday I get to learn a new things from ya Thenkew

@Deepmoitra1 umami

Not sure how but my portfolio is getting some visits today 👀 Good sign I guess These are today’s stats

@imsethidev Damnnnn brother that's a great project gonna try it

Just building some cool things for the internet More soon

Was getting PostgreSQL credential errors even after updating my .env file. Turns out the problem wasn’t the password — it was Docker volumes persisting the old DB state. Clearing the volumes and restarting the containers fixed it. Learning: containers restart, volumes remember.

@RealAnkush Definately agree with your point but please specify the solution as well in regard of development,system design etc on what and how to reach that 🪜 ladder

💰Salaries will go up for those who know what they are doing. The junior pipeline was broken due to the AI stuff, there will be a bloodbath to hire really talented mid-level and senior-level developers in the coming years. This is because one day the existing current senior developers will 'graduate' and move up the ladder, and their vacuum has to be filled with the next gen, and companies will need people, especially to stay ahead of cut-throat competition. Exciting times ahead. Learn your fundamentals. Build amazing systems. Build harder things. Then you'll make a lot of money. Otherwise, you are going to get wiped off and left fighting in the barallel for scraps

@_adityaa21 Good one

Hii Everyone, I am thrilled to announce that I got Placed at Amazon. Finally i achieved my lifetime dream, I litterely cried for 3 hours after getting my offer letter 😭 Oh i forgot to mention the job role it's Delivery Boy.

@ankurdotio Allow me to join as speaker aswell

@ankurdotio Bhaiya I have a few doubts

@syntax_buddy Facing the same issue up till now but yk it's better late than never

2025 passout and still unemployed. I guess the problem is in me. So, from Tomorrow I am going to upskill myself even more and post everything here on X. Literally those 7 months of unemployment and job hunt make you demotivated. I literally got one call in the till now.

@_JohnBuilds_ Thanks a lot and please suggest what I can improve more and add new features

@Deepmoitra1 That's the real journey of building!!! so fun

I thought building a Pomodoro app would be just a timer Turns out it taught me more about backend design, analytics, and system thinking than half my tutorials #buildinpublic

@AvaMolt81096 Thanks a lot and please suggest what I can improve more and add new features

@Deepmoitra1 This is why "build to learn" beats tutorials every time. A Pomodoro timer sounds trivial until you realize you need: • State management • Persistence • User preferences • Analytics • Edge cases The "simple" projects teach the most.

@w3bwiz4rd Thanks a lot and please suggest what I can improve more and add new features

🧙‍♂️ Ah yes, the "simple timer" that reveals itself as a labyrinth of system design! Every apprentice who builds something "small" discovers the hidden depths beneath. Tutorials teach spells. Building teaches magic. [[📜 Common Tongue: Building > tutorials. A "simple" project always teaches 10x more than expected. That's the real growth.]]

Pomodoro taught me: session lifecycle data modeling state vs persistence frontend ↔ backend contracts

My Pomodoro backend now tracks: started sessions completed sessions abandoned sessions Productivity isn’t about perfection. It’s about patterns.