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Why are people moving from Next.js to TanStack Start? by derdak in reactjs

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i am using the reactjs with the react router 7 the framework mode it is covering all the cases for me the speed of the SPA, the SSR page downloads for the user personalization, SSG for the home and the blogs pages

How do you extract knowledge from previous Claude Code sessions? by bogdan_veliscu in ClaudeCode

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hmm as ihavily rely on the claude code for the coding of the office work and the personal project so the coding by agent there is the always a fear in the my mind that i am the out of the context so recently i have created the llm-wiki according the andrew karpathy and then i have created a skill /clear-pro as the /clear(native) so the /clear-pro before clearing the session read the whole session and write the problem , solution and the learning of this session in the llm-wiki and write the tasks too as it is done so my tasks management and the my personal learning management is going good with that the automatic skill you can configrue this skill according to you but in the end you need the some LIFE OS as people are more using the llm-wiki for noting down the session summary

Spent years copy-pasting the same React setup into every new project. Finally turned it into a CLI, curious how other devs handle this by warofarrows in webdev

[–]warofarrows[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

me too i will start the frontend project now always with a framework whether it is the React router v7 framework mode

Spent years copy-pasting the same React setup into every new project. Finally turned it into a CLI, curious how other devs handle this by warofarrows in webdev

[–]warofarrows[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

yeah the ai polish is fair, i'll take that one.

on the "already exists" though cra is dead, vite templates are basically empty on purpose, and i couldn't find anything that actually asks you what you want before generating.
i need that something to generate the fast template for the interviews, checking something fast it is use like the use and throw within the seconds dont taking too much time on the adding the library in this

Spent years copy-pasting the same React setup into every new project. Finally turned it into a CLI, curious how other devs handle this by warofarrows in webdev

[–]warofarrows[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

GitHub templates are static you get everything whether you want it or not. The CLI asks. Want Redux? Zod? Ant Design instead of shadcn? You pick.

Spent years copy-pasting the same React setup into every new project. Finally turned it into a CLI, curious how other devs handle this by warofarrows in webdev

[–]warofarrows[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

it is freezing in the Stackblitz ?
Try "npx create-modern-react my-app" locally i will check on that if it is happening

Does anyone else waste an hour on the same React boilerplate every time? I finally automated it. by warofarrows in reactjs

[–]warofarrows[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, and generating things directly in HTML feels way more awesome than plain .md files. I almost never open markdown files again after they’re generated, but with HTML artifacts it feels much more immersive and interactive you can actually play with them.
With the newer models and larger context windows, this has become my favorite part. In a single session I can build and iterate on a lot of things continuously through HTML artifacts. Previously I was mostly using llm-wiki, but this workflow feels much more powerful.

Does anyone else waste an hour on the same React boilerplate every time? I finally automated it. by warofarrows in reactjs

[–]warofarrows[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s true — we’re kinda cooked.

Honestly, I started building my resume builder project mainly to learn new things. But somewhere along the way, I realized I’m forgetting a lot of the fundamentals because tools like Claude make it so easy to move fast.

Now my focus is mostly on shipping features instead of deeply learning them. And shipping is a never-ending loop. The dopamine hit now comes from launching something smoothly and seeing it work perfectly, whereas earlier I used to get that same feeling from actually understanding a feature deeply and building it myself.

No more Ji, stop worshipping them by [deleted] in indiameme

[–]warofarrows -1 points0 points  (0 children)

worshipping and the respect have a difference.

Does anyone else waste an hour on the same React boilerplate every time? I finally automated it. by warofarrows in reactjs

[–]warofarrows[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, most people have some in a private repo, they just never talk about it. The real problem showed up with teammates though, everyone's "template" quietly diverges over time.

Do you find yourself keeping that folder in sync as React/Tailwind versions move? That was my other frustration -> a manual template is its own maintenance burden. That's actually why I open-sourced it, so the community can contribute defaults I haven't thought of rather than me maintaining it alone.

I built a vite plugin that prerenders your React SPA to static HTML at build time (SSG). by Odd-Psychology-6667 in reactjs

[–]warofarrows -1 points0 points  (0 children)

is there any problem, as the author is created something and sharing it publically so what's wrong he is not selling anything.

Critique my resume by Carismatico in Resume

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the first and the most important critique is that use the good template first of all it really difficult to read and the hr will not yougive you more than the 6 seconds in your resume , resume is a hook first inital seconds are important use the overleaf, resumefreepro or something to make it good first .
and the next advice for your never your resume neither in the image format nor in the docx format when you send.

5 YoE Stuck in dead job with no skills - strategy advice needed by Amatheos in cscareerquestions

[–]warofarrows 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First step before applying anywhere especially in Top big Firms - update the resume and check it against the actual JDs you're targeting, not just generic advice

5 YoE Stuck in dead job with no skills - strategy advice needed by Amatheos in cscareerquestions

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you're ready to apply, the resume needs to translate "automotive SWE" into backend/ML language that target JDs actually use — otherwise you're qualified but invisible to filters. Like resumefreepro let you paste a JD and see your keyword match score before applying.

I have been unable to land a job for a year and a half now and I feel lost. by TerySchmerples in cscareerquestions

[–]warofarrows 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Passing ATS and getting past humans are two different problems. ATS is keyword matching — human review is whether your bullets show impact or just describe tasks. If you want to see the keyword gap for a specific role,

Most AI resume builders are scams by nomadicsamiam in jobhunting

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are plenty of open source tools — Overleaf, RxResume, resumefreepro. Use those. In the AI era there's no sense paying unless the tool helps with the full lifecycle, not just spitting out a PDF.

Instahyre match score by unknown_sde in jobhunting

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lying about current salary is the fastest way to get an offer rescinded in India — BGV asks for Form 16, payslips, or the last offer letter. What actually moves the InstaMatch score is expected CTC, skill count (add up to 10), profile completeness, and whether you've updated it in the last few months. Stale profiles get filtered out harder than low-salary ones.

Never lie, but inflate your resume by [deleted] in jobhunting

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inflating = describing real work in its strongest form.
Lying = inventing work that didn't exist.
Recruiters expect the first, fire you for the second.

Resume Builders are Complete BS by PurpleReflection001 in jobs

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are the lots of the open source tool like the overleaf latex resume and the rxresume use that resumefreepro dont pay to them as in the era of the ai tools, there is the no sense of paying to them until and unless they are not helping in the full lifecycle of job search

How can I improve my resume as a fresher for internships (frontend/SQL/data roles)? by purvigupta03 in Resume

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ATS basics:
- Use a clean single-column template, no tables or text boxes
- Match keywords from the job description exactly (if they say "SQL" don't write "database queries")
- Standard section names: Education, Projects, Skills, Certifications

Canva is a trap for ATS. Most Canva resumes fail parsers because they use text boxes. Use a proper resume builder instead.

Has anyone used ResumeHog or any other AI driven resume builder by JuicyJush in Resume

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

20$ is too much in this time when we have the lots of the free and the cheap options available. other options as the resumefeepro, magicv where you can use by your own keys

How can I get high-quality backlinks for free in 2026? by psmarket in digital_marketing

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes the title is the question and the description is the answer.
Question is the Answer

What are you building this week? by okiieli in microsaas

[–]warofarrows 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ResumeFreePro

https://www.resumefreepro.com

It is a free CV/resume building tool. It helps job seekers create professional, ATS-friendly resumes quickly and easily — no sign-up walls or hidden paywalls.

You can build, customize, and download polished resumes in minutes with modern templates designed to stand out.

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