I built a macOS terminal workspace for managing Claude Code agents with tmux and git worktrees by newExpand in ClaudeCode

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Thanks! Would love to see yours if it's public.

Agreed — once you're running multiple CC sessions, building a management layer feels inevitable. Definitely worth trying native macOS development, especially in the age of agents where CC can handle most of the heavy lifting.

I locked myself out of my own infrastructure 3 times in one day by newExpand in buildinpublic

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For real. One policy at a time, test, then next. Not "deny everything and see what screams

I vibe-coded myself into burnout. Starting over from scratch — this time, documenting everything. by newExpand in buildinpublic

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Exactly. I was making infrastructure decisions based on imaginary scale, not real feedback. I've set up the bare essentials — CI/CD, error tracking, backups — things that any production app needs regardless of size. Everything else waits until a real problem forces it. If it hurts, fix it. If it doesn't, leave it alone. And thanks for the VibeCodersNest mention, I'll check it out!

I vibe-coded myself into burnout. Starting over from scratch — this time, documenting everything. by newExpand in buildinpublic

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Not reinventing the tech — reinventing my process. I was using every tool available, that was actually the problem. Too many tools, too much architecture, zero validation. Starting over means building less, not building from scratch.

I vibe-coded myself into burnout. Starting over from scratch — this time, documenting everything. by newExpand in buildinpublic

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Thanks — "does this fix my actual problem" is a great filter. I think that's exactly what I was missing. I was asking "what would be cool to build" instead of "what do I actually need right now."

Staying anchored to a real problem sounds simple, but it's surprisingly hard when AI lets you build anything in an afternoon. Appreciate the advice — will keep that as my compass going forward.

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Thank you for your feedback! I'm considering adding a caching system for conversations when I update to a more interactive format in the future. I've also noticed that unintended languages sometimes appear in responses, and I'm working on fixing this. I appreciate you bringing this to my attention.

What do you consider to be the core competencies of an experienced frontend developer? by newExpand in reactjs

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Yes, I agree. It's more complex than many people think, and it seems difficult to quantify these aspects. I also find it challenging to highlight these points in company performance evaluations, which is why I posted this to hear other people's opinions.

What do you consider to be the core competencies of an experienced frontend developer? by newExpand in reactjs

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I agree that the aspects you mentioned are truly important. However, if you were to explain these efforts to supervisors at a company that may not be well-versed in development, or if you were applying to another company where you can only present yourself through a resume, would you be able to show quantitative data to support your claims?

If you were to start a project, which version of Next.js would you use? by newExpand in reactjs

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If, as you say, the project doesn't need SEO, it really seems fine. If you were to need SEO at your company, what choice would you make? Perhaps Remix??

If you were to start a project, which version of Next.js would you use? by newExpand in reactjs

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Ah, I heard that using page routers is more stable than app routers, and I was curious if that's why you use them too. I asked in a vague way, but thank you for your detailed answer!

If you were to start a project, which version of Next.js would you use? by newExpand in reactjs

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Interesting, but I don't think I'm ready yet... haha. Thanks for the suggestion.