I was repeating the same prompts in Claude Code again and again.
Then I learned about slash commands.
Write the workflow once → save it → run it with /command.
Now /verify-change can review changed files, run tests, check regressions and look for edge cases.
Small feature. Huge workflow upgrade.
What slash commands are you using in Claude Code? 👀
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7 websites every developer should bookmark ✅✅🔥🔥
🗺️ https://t.co/zJN7GoyqAj — Visual learning paths for frontend, backend, AI, DevOps, and more.
💻 https://t.co/cf1ymSAI5G — Turn code snippets into beautiful images for sharing.
🧪 regex101 — Test and explain regular expressions interactively.
📦 bundlephobia — Check the size and impact of npm packages before installing them.
🌍 caniuse — Browser compatibility for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript features.
✍️ Excalidraw — Create clean architecture and system design diagrams.
🔄 https://t.co/Mm8tmtlk2G — Convert JSON, TypeScript, SQL, GraphQL, and many other formats.
🔖 Save this—you'll probably use at least a few of these every week.
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Imagine I'm already a React/Node developer.
I want to become an AI engineer over the next year.
What should I learn in order?
Not hype. Just the roadmap you'd actually recommend.
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Typical Monday 😅
My PR wasn't merged before another one landed...
Now it's time to make peace with Git and resolve merge conflicts.
What's your go-to strategy when conflicts get messy?
Hey #devs let's connect and share your experience ✅✅👋🏼
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