@easetch.bsky.social
For small teams, Next.js isn’t about speed.
It’s about staying sane while shipping.
It’s about staying sane while shipping.
February 3, 2026 at 8:33 AM
For small teams, Next.js isn’t about speed.
It’s about staying sane while shipping.
It’s about staying sane while shipping.
Server Components reduce surface area:
less JS shipped
fewer secrets exposed
simpler data flow.
less JS shipped
fewer secrets exposed
simpler data flow.
February 3, 2026 at 8:33 AM
Server Components reduce surface area:
less JS shipped
fewer secrets exposed
simpler data flow.
less JS shipped
fewer secrets exposed
simpler data flow.
If your SaaS feels faster after removing code,
you’re using Next.js the right way.
you’re using Next.js the right way.
February 3, 2026 at 8:26 AM
If your SaaS feels faster after removing code,
you’re using Next.js the right way.
you’re using Next.js the right way.
If your SaaS feels faster after removing code,
you’re using Next.js the right way.
you’re using Next.js the right way.
February 3, 2026 at 8:25 AM
If your SaaS feels faster after removing code,
you’re using Next.js the right way.
you’re using Next.js the right way.
Boring, explicit code beats clever abstractions in production SaaS.
Every time.
Every time.
February 3, 2026 at 8:23 AM
Boring, explicit code beats clever abstractions in production SaaS.
Every time.
Every time.
Boring, explicit code beats clever abstractions in production SaaS.
Every time.
Every time.
February 3, 2026 at 8:22 AM
Boring, explicit code beats clever abstractions in production SaaS.
Every time.
Every time.
If your Lighthouse score jumps after deleting code —
you’re doing it right.
you’re doing it right.
February 3, 2026 at 6:59 AM
If your Lighthouse score jumps after deleting code —
you’re doing it right.
you’re doing it right.
Performance wins usually come from boring fixes:
• Memoization
• Splitting bundles
• Deferring non-critical code
• Removing unused deps
Not fancy rewrites.
• Memoization
• Splitting bundles
• Deferring non-critical code
• Removing unused deps
Not fancy rewrites.
February 3, 2026 at 6:59 AM
Performance wins usually come from boring fixes:
• Memoization
• Splitting bundles
• Deferring non-critical code
• Removing unused deps
Not fancy rewrites.
• Memoization
• Splitting bundles
• Deferring non-critical code
• Removing unused deps
Not fancy rewrites.
If you learn to think in:
state → transitions → failure cases
you’ll outgrow 80% of beginner bugs.
That’s real progress.
state → transitions → failure cases
you’ll outgrow 80% of beginner bugs.
That’s real progress.
February 3, 2026 at 6:56 AM
If you learn to think in:
state → transitions → failure cases
you’ll outgrow 80% of beginner bugs.
That’s real progress.
state → transitions → failure cases
you’ll outgrow 80% of beginner bugs.
That’s real progress.
Most bugs don’t come from complex logic —
they come from assumptions:
• “This will always exist”
• “This runs once”
• “Users won’t do that”
They will. Always.
they come from assumptions:
• “This will always exist”
• “This runs once”
• “Users won’t do that”
They will. Always.
February 3, 2026 at 6:56 AM
Most bugs don’t come from complex logic —
they come from assumptions:
• “This will always exist”
• “This runs once”
• “Users won’t do that”
They will. Always.
they come from assumptions:
• “This will always exist”
• “This runs once”
• “Users won’t do that”
They will. Always.
The problem wasn’t motivation.
It was workflow.
Bluesky didn’t have a simple way to plan ahead.
No drafts you could trust.
No scheduling.
No clear view of what’s going live.
It was workflow.
Bluesky didn’t have a simple way to plan ahead.
No drafts you could trust.
No scheduling.
No clear view of what’s going live.
February 3, 2026 at 6:12 AM
The problem wasn’t motivation.
It was workflow.
Bluesky didn’t have a simple way to plan ahead.
No drafts you could trust.
No scheduling.
No clear view of what’s going live.
It was workflow.
Bluesky didn’t have a simple way to plan ahead.
No drafts you could trust.
No scheduling.
No clear view of what’s going live.
So most creators ended up in one of two modes:
• Post randomly when they remember
• Or disappear for weeks
Neither helps you grow.
• Post randomly when they remember
• Or disappear for weeks
Neither helps you grow.
February 3, 2026 at 6:12 AM
So most creators ended up in one of two modes:
• Post randomly when they remember
• Or disappear for weeks
Neither helps you grow.
• Post randomly when they remember
• Or disappear for weeks
Neither helps you grow.
Early on, we noticed something frustrating.
People wanted to post regularly on Bluesky…
but real life kept getting in the way.
Work.
Time zones.
Burnout.
People wanted to post regularly on Bluesky…
but real life kept getting in the way.
Work.
Time zones.
Burnout.
February 3, 2026 at 6:12 AM
Early on, we noticed something frustrating.
People wanted to post regularly on Bluesky…
but real life kept getting in the way.
Work.
Time zones.
Burnout.
People wanted to post regularly on Bluesky…
but real life kept getting in the way.
Work.
Time zones.
Burnout.
If Bluesky matters to you,
your workflow should too 🚀
your workflow should too 🚀
February 3, 2026 at 6:01 AM
If Bluesky matters to you,
your workflow should too 🚀
your workflow should too 🚀
Plan posts.
Schedule ahead.
Show up daily — without thinking about it.
Schedule ahead.
Show up daily — without thinking about it.
February 3, 2026 at 6:01 AM
Plan posts.
Schedule ahead.
Show up daily — without thinking about it.
Schedule ahead.
Show up daily — without thinking about it.