Devansh Baghel retweeted
AI recipe to win: fast, smart and cheap.
Jev (classifier) and new deepseek (LLM) both are in this category for me. I’m excited for the future.
Devansh Baghel retweeted
A personal website should feel like you’ve briefly left the rest of the internet
Devansh Baghel retweeted
oxlint + oxfmt might be the best thing that happened to javascript tooling
if you're still using eslint + prettier in 2026, i'm genuinely concerned
Devansh Baghel retweeted
finally found the right metaphor for this shift in how i use opencode.
i used to treat it like 3D printing, where you build the thing layer by layer and commit to each piece as you go
now it feels more like progressive rendering, you start with a blurry version of the whole thing, then keep making full passes over it, and each pass sharpens the entire shape
doing this with gpt 5.5 and voice prompting is the first time things feel like they're clicking
Devansh Baghel retweeted
If youre even a little bit ambitious, you will almost always be miserable
not because youre not doing well, but because you expect a LOT from yourself and you're always in a hurry to do things
you constantly compare yourself with others (even if you know that its completely irrelevant)
wins become meh, which means even if you win you will treat it as the least acceptable possible outcome, not a reason to celebrate but a threshold that you must always pass
guilt kicks in even if you take a day off or don't open your laptop, work all day everyday and you're not satisfied either
weird place to be in
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Petition to add UPI as a payment option in @Cloudflare idk what but they always reject my card and i cant figure out the reason :(
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Excited to share “Poisoned Wells,” which presents the largest point-in-time study of website blocking in India to date. I tested the blocking of 294 million apex domains across six Indian ISPs, sending 1.76 billion DNS queries in total.
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Give someone state and they'll have a bug one day, but teach them how to represent state in two separate locations that have to be kept in sync and they'll have bugs for a lifetime
Devansh Baghel retweeted
TanStack Start is what Next.js should have been.
Simple. Robust. Flexible. The DX is fantastic—landing pages, blogs, web apps, even REST APIs are all easy to build and deploy. First-class TanStack Query integration makes data fetching a breeze. And it's dead-simple to deploy to Cloudflare, Netlify or Vercel.
I'm not going back.
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Rewrote my project from @nextjs to @tan_stack start
Why:
- Better performance
- Better type-safety
- Because I love Vite
- No vercel vendor lock-in
- 100% compatible with Bun
Migration took about an hour
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Hot take:
As a developer, your portfolio link shouldn’t be ending with .vercel.app or .netlify.app.
Even a cheap .xyz domain is better.
Little details like this count more than we think.
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Unpopular opinion: “Confirm password” fields are bad.
Forcing users to enter passwords twice adds friction and lowers conversion rates.
Why optimize for a couple users who make a typo? Just let them reset their password.
More friction for a few, less friction for most. 👌
Devansh Baghel retweeted
Can we just have a single `<TanstackDevtools />` please @tannerlinsley
The @tan_stack form devtools are here!!! 🔥🎊
New addition to the TanStack devtools family is finally out! 🚀
Debug your forms like never before! 🤖
Check out the docs how to add them to your project here:
tanstack.com/form/latest/doc…
Devansh Baghel retweeted
He changed frontend engineering forever. The Satoshi of UI. No one knows his whereabouts or his real name. He didn't ship a component system, he shipped a system to ship component systems.
Devansh Baghel retweeted
kmenu v2 rewrite—much faster, better dx, framework agnostic, headless, and composable.
coming (very) soon™
Devansh Baghel retweeted
The responsivness of TanStack Start is just nuts.
This is the dev environment, guys.
@tan_stack
Devansh Baghel retweeted
BetterAuth appreciation post:
Every ecosystem needs a solid auth library. For Rails, that's Devise, and Laravel has Sanctum
JS has seen options come and go (passport.js, nextauth, Lucia), so I'm just happy we finally have one that actually works. Shoutout to @bekacru
Devansh Baghel retweeted
⚡️bun just works™
bun init --react=shadcn
◆ React + Tailwind + shadcn
◆ Full TypeScript setup (.tsx/.ts without babel)
◆ Bun's built-in APIs (S3, Redis, SQL, WebSockets, etc.)
◆ Native test runner
◆ Cursor/Claude files included
◆ ... so much more, zero config 🚀
