Time to git commit -m "sleep" and push your consciousness to the dream server.

Year 2026 is 10% complete Share your biggest win of the year so far! 🏆

The React Weekly archive is here. ⚡️ Clean UI, easy browsing, and packed with everything you need to know about the React ecosystem.

Just crossed the $0 → $30 MRR gap on the secret project. It’s not "quit your job" money yet, but it’s the most important milestone in the Indie Hacker journey. Going from nothing to a paying customer is the ultimate high. The grind is real, but the momentum is even realer. Let’s go. 🚀

It's making an impact slowly and steadily 🥳

Year 2026 is 7% complete 💼 244 workdays left to crush those goals!

I felt like my site was looking a bit too "2022 Minimalist." It was time for a change. I used the @anthropic.com frontend-design skill in VS Code to overhaul React Weekly completely. Check out the before vs. after. The difference in polish is night and day. 🧵👇

New site update! 🛠️ The Testimonials section just got a facelift. If you’ve ever wondered what's actually inside React Weekly, here is the honest truth from our readers.

Updated the My Projects section in my personal website with the latest project details.

Year 2026 is 3% complete ⏳ Days left in 2026: 355

Issue #2 is out now

Hey vibe coders, what are you building this weekend? Show me what you are cooking below👇

Just filled out the State of React Native 2025 survey

Year 2026 is 2% complete 📆 Mondays remaining: 51

Inbox zero is a lifestyle. 🧘‍♂️ For those who prefer Feedly, ReadWise, or piping updates directly into Slack/Discord—React Weekly now officially supports RSS. Get the high-signal React & Next.js news of 2026, on your own terms. ⚛️ Subscribe to the feed here: 🔗 react-weekly.dev/rss.xml #ReactJS #RSS

Year 2026 is 1% complete 🚀 259 working days left. Make them count!

I've just added my project to the @tanstack.com showcase. Seeing "React Weekly" live on the site is a huge win for the first week of the year! ⚛️ Massive thanks to @tannerlinsley.com and the team. If you haven't seen the showcase yet, the 2026 stack is looking elite: 🔗 tanstack.com/showcase

Issue #1 of React Weekly is officially LIVE! ⚛️ 2026 is starting with a bang. Next.js 16.1, TanStack Start RC, and the React Compiler becoming the default. If you want to stay ahead of the curve this year, this is your briefing. Read it here: 👉 react-weekly.dev/newsletter/1

Almost exactly one year ago, I launched a simple bot to track the progress of 2025. It was functional, but basic. Today, just in time for 2026, I’m launching the complete revamp of Year Progress. A new UI, better tech, and a whole new experience. 🧵👇

The React ecosystem is moving too fast to keep up with everything. We filter it down to what actually matters for your work. Coming January 2026. ⚛️

I’ve been working on something special for the React community. Introducing React Weekly ⚛️ Your new weekly briefing on everything React, Next.js, and the ecosystem. We launch the first issue in 2026 (yep, next week!). Join the waitlist here: 👇

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