Jugnu| Web Dev

Building web apps with Next.js & React | Shopify integrations | Turned ideas into live products for 20+ clients | Available for new projects

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@floriandarroman backlink

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@OjasSharma276 Me looking at my GitHub repo with 3 commits from 8 months ago. 😂

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@jerkeyray Simple solution to an annoying problem. This is awesome.

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@livingdevops Good stuff. I also use docker volume prune when things get messy. Volumes pile up faster than you'd think.

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@abazudosen Also pairs perfectly with server components if you're doing Next.js. Best of both worlds for data handling.

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@Param_eth The gigs didn't disappear, they evolved. Clients still need someone to turn their messy idea into a working product. AI just means we ship faster and charge for outcomes, not hours. Different skillset though.

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@fidexcode Every generation of devs thinks the next one has better cheat codes.

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@arpit_bhayani Instant CoW clones + a good test suite feels like cheating for migration testing and flaky bug repros.

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@brankopetric00 The worst part is how long you can hide bad queries behind bigger servers before someone finally opens the profiler.

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@NanouuSymeon A high tolerance for “it worked five minutes ago.”

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@PovilasKorop every L2 agent right now

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@SumitM_X If a schema change in one service breaks three others, the DB stopped being an internal detail and became a de‑facto public API.

That’s tight coupling at the database layer, not real microservices.

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@prospercode TypeScript catches the easy stuff so you can focus on the actual logic bugs. It's not magic, but it saves time on larger projects.

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@livingdevops This is genuinely one of the smartest career moves anyone can make. Visibility isn't flexing, it's insurance.

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@jerkeyray Best way I’ve found is to rebuild one small app from scratch in plain JS, then add React on top. Two birds, one repo.

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@csaba_kissi If you can’t explain what the code is doing, are you coding or just operating a very fancy autocomplete?

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@dev_olayinka Supabase, React, and a dashboard full of green 200s, that’s a very comforting terminal view.

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@NanouuSymeon Logic is predictable. CSS vibes are not.

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@corbin_braun AI doesn’t replace teams, it just means the first working version lands in days instead of months.

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@Oc_paschal_code Good names are like good UI, you shouldn’t have to think. When names feel right, the whole file is easier to reason about.