Prakhar Singh

👨‍💻 Frontend Developer | Helping people switch their ideas into real products 🚀 | Turning concepts into polished web experiences ✨

[Prakhar Singh @PrakByte]

@Swiggy ye mene khana order kiya h 30 mins se koi driver assign kr do bhaiiii bht bhook lgi h 🥲🥲

[Prakhar Singh @PrakByte]

How to design better systems:

Step 1 → Define constraints
Step 2 → Estimate scale
Step 3 → Pick simple design
Step 4 → Identify bottlenecks
Step 5 → Plan for failure

Systems fail at scale

Think before you build (Bookmark this)

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You don’t need more courses.

You need more reps.

Most devs stuck because:
• Passive learning
• No real pressure
• No deadlines

Do this →
Build weekly. Ship weekly.

Output beats consumption

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Want to become 10x faster? Use these →

• Alfred / Raycast (navigation)
• Git aliases (speed commits)
• tmux (session control)
• Notion (track ideas)
• Linear (task flow)

Speed isn’t talent

It’s environment design (Bookmark this)

[Prakhar Singh @PrakByte]

@thomvlieshout hey let's connect, i talk about tech and creative designs

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@Devsthetix let's connect

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AI won’t replace developers.

Bad developers will get exposed.

Reality:
• AI writes code, not systems
• Context still matters
• Debugging still human

New rule → Think > Prompt > Verify

AI is leverage, not replacement

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is chatgpt down ? i am not able to see all my chats and project ?

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If you use Vercel / Next.js:

Do this NOW:

• Rotate env variables
• Rotate NPM + GitHub tokens
• Revoke unused API keys
• Enable 2FA everywhere
• Check recent deployments
• Pin dependency versions
• Avoid blind npm install

Move accordingly.

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𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐂𝐄𝐋 ���𝐎𝐓 𝐇𝐀𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐃.

This is not “just another breach”.

Risk:
• Compromised NPM tokens
• Compromised GitHub tokens
• Next.js ecosystem at risk

Do this immediately:
• Rotate env vars
• Rotate tokens
• Audit deployments

Don’t wait

[Prakhar Singh @PrakByte]

Stop coding blind. Use these →

• GitHub search (real code)
• Claude (edge cases)
• https://t.co/Ri0S9MNeO7 (practical guides)
• https://t.co/fNwWzGttjq (direction)
• Cursor (coding assistant)

Don’t reinvent solutions

Leverage the internet (Bookmark this)

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More features won���t grow your product.

Better onboarding will.

Users drop because:
• Confusing first steps
• No quick win
• Too many choices

New rule →
Show value in 60 seconds

First impression = retention

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Your logs are useless. That’s why debugging hurts.

Fix logging →
• Add context (user, request id)
• Log errors, not everything
• Use levels (info, warn, error)
• Centralize logs

Good logs save hours

Bad logs waste days

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How to read others’ code like a pro:

Step 1 → Run the project
Step 2 → Break something
Step 3 → Trace the error
Step 4 → Follow the flow
Step 5 → Modify small parts

Reading code = active process

Don’t just scroll. Experiment (Bookmark this)

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You don’t need another side project.

You need one that ships.

Most devs fail because:
• 10 unfinished repos
• No real users
• No feedback loop

Do this →Pick one → Finish → Deploy → Share

Finished > perfect

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Your database isn’t slow. Your queries are.

Fix this →
• Add proper indexes
• Avoid SELECT *
• Use joins wisely
• Cache heavy queries

DB tuning beats scaling infra

Optimize before throwing money

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@akashmuni27 Lets connect

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Want to debug faster? Use this stack →

• Chrome DevTools (network + performance)
• React DevTools
• Postman
• LogRocket / Sentry
• Console logs (still king)

Don’t guess. Inspect everything.

Debugging is a superpower (Bookmark this)

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Your frontend feels slow. Users won’t wait.

Fix this →
• Lazy load components
• Optimize images
• Reduce bundle size
• Use skeleton loaders

Perceived speed > actual speed

Make it feel fast

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Watched @mannupaaji’s video on building a $0 SaaS.

Honestly, one of the most practical breakdowns I’ve seen.

My takeaway:

I already use 80% of it.

Resend was new for me, gonna integrate this one in my projects

We’re way closer to launching than we think.