It was a very productive Saturday. Finally implemented the post feature for X and Bluesky. Also fixed a bunch of authentication issues in PostFast, which is developed using TanStack Start.

It's December 1st, and I've got a new idea and have started working on it. Let's see if I can complete it within a couple of weeks so that I can launch it on 1st January 2026.

Trying out Google Antigravity

iOS builds on @expo.dev are blazing fast 😍🚀⚡️

It's Saturday again... Time to start cooking... 🧑‍🍳

Friday is a day to celebrate the hard work of the week. Let's finish strong and head into the weekend on a high note.

One more side project 😂 Time to start cooking 🚀 #BuildInPublic #React #Developer

Good afternoon...

My favorite @shadcn.com /ui soon 100k 💯🥳

Subscribed to ChatGPT Go 😀

Good night...

React Foundation - Exciting times ahead 😍 engineering.fb.com/2025/10/07/o...

Techtober has started. Time to start some new side projects? 🤔

That’s a wrap! 🎉 30 days of TypeScript tips ✅ From basics → generics → advanced utilities, we covered it all this month. Which tip was your favorite? Or what should I cover next? 👇 #TypeScript

Want the return type of a function? Use ReturnType<T>. #TypeScript

Opposite of Exclude. Extract<T, U> picks only matching types from a union. #TypeScript

Working with unions? Exclude<T, U> removes types from a union. #TypeScript

Inverse of Pick → Omit<T, Keys> excludes properties. When you want “everything except...” 🚫 #TypeScript

Need a slim version of a type? Use Pick<T, Keys>. Handy for selecting only what you need. #TypeScript

Want immutable objects? Use Readonly<T> — properties can’t be reassigned after creation. #TypeScript

Opposite of Partial → Required<T> makes every property mandatory. Great for enforcing stricter rules on objects. #TypeScript

Need a quick way to make all properties optional? Use Partial<T>. Perfect for building “draft” objects or flexible configs. #TypeScript

You can mix inference (infer) with conditionals to extract types on the fly. Powerful! #TypeScript

When used with unions, conditional types distribute across each member. #TypeScript

Conditional types shine with generics → makes code super flexible! #TypeScript

Conditional Types = type-level “if statements.” They choose a type based on a condition. #TypeScript

For internal code, inference is great. But for public APIs, always annotate return types. It prevents accidental changes! #TypeScript

TypeScript infers return types too. Saves you from redundant annotations. #TypeScript

TypeScript often knows the type without you telling it. Explicit types aren’t always needed! #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #14: Strongly typed environment variables 🌱 #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #13: Join tuple types into a string. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #12: Split a string into tuple type. #TypeScript

Let's gooo.... 🚀 @expo.dev

💡 Advanced TS Tip #11: Type-safe route paths 🛣️ #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #10: Validate strings with template literal types. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #9: Built-in string utilities ✨ #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #8: Enforce snake_case with template literal types. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #7: NonNullable<T> removes null & undefined. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #6: Create a recursive DeepPartial<T> #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #5: ConstructorParameters<T> extracts constructor args. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #4: InstanceType<T> gets the type of a class instance. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #3: ReturnType<T> helps reuse function output types. #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #2: Extract<T, U> vs Exclude<T, U> #TypeScript

💡 Advanced TS Tip #1: Awaited<T> unwraps promise-like types. #TypeScript

🎉 TypeScript Tip #31: Define a fixed-length tuple #TypeScript

💡 TypeScript Tip #30: Assert exhaustiveness using never #TypeScript

💡 TypeScript Tip #29: Enforce lowercase/uppercase strings with template literals #TypeScript

💡 TypeScript Tip #28: Assert the type of any value using satisfies #TypeScript

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi! 🙏 May Lord Ganesha remove all obstacles from your path and bless you with wisdom, prosperity, and new beginnings. Ganpati Bappa Morya! #GaneshChaturthi #GanpatiBappaMorya

💡 TypeScript Tip #27: Safe nested optional access with type guards #TypeScript