Emre Yilmaz
@emreloper.bsky.social
a16z doesn't consider directories and boilerplates as big ideas in 2025. What a shame 😡
December 10, 2024 at 9:10 PM
a16z doesn't consider directories and boilerplates as big ideas in 2025. What a shame 😡
Spent a few hours to implement this OTP screen from scratch. It will decrease my churn rate at least 69% 📉
December 10, 2024 at 4:49 PM
Spent a few hours to implement this OTP screen from scratch. It will decrease my churn rate at least 69% 📉
Me when I see MRR posts:
December 8, 2024 at 8:56 PM
Me when I see MRR posts:
Btw, React 19 is out 👀
December 6, 2024 at 6:14 AM
Btw, React 19 is out 👀
Adobe Analytics say 53% of online sales are gonna be on mobile in 2024.
Are you still building desktop first?
Are you still building desktop first?
December 6, 2024 at 6:12 AM
Adobe Analytics say 53% of online sales are gonna be on mobile in 2024.
Are you still building desktop first?
Are you still building desktop first?
What's your phase 2?
December 4, 2024 at 9:36 PM
What's your phase 2?
Someone hacked ChatGPT 💀
December 3, 2024 at 7:54 AM
Someone hacked ChatGPT 💀
This photo is so epic I had to share 😳
December 1, 2024 at 4:32 PM
This photo is so epic I had to share 😳
If you struggle to upload files from a React Native app to server, patch the global FormData class like this 👇
December 1, 2024 at 9:40 AM
If you struggle to upload files from a React Native app to server, patch the global FormData class like this 👇
AI folks can't believe this is real 😅
November 30, 2024 at 4:59 PM
AI folks can't believe this is real 😅
Did you know? 👀
You can control individual services using `docker compose`.
Do you need to rebuild a service? Restart? See logs? 🙇♂️
No need to do it for all. Add the relevant service name to the command and that's it!
Compose will only interact with that service.
You can control individual services using `docker compose`.
Do you need to rebuild a service? Restart? See logs? 🙇♂️
No need to do it for all. Add the relevant service name to the command and that's it!
Compose will only interact with that service.
November 29, 2024 at 2:11 PM
Did you know? 👀
You can control individual services using `docker compose`.
Do you need to rebuild a service? Restart? See logs? 🙇♂️
No need to do it for all. Add the relevant service name to the command and that's it!
Compose will only interact with that service.
You can control individual services using `docker compose`.
Do you need to rebuild a service? Restart? See logs? 🙇♂️
No need to do it for all. Add the relevant service name to the command and that's it!
Compose will only interact with that service.
This god damn error consumes my soul 🤬
November 28, 2024 at 2:13 PM
This god damn error consumes my soul 🤬
Are you sick of writing JavaScript?
November 28, 2024 at 12:59 PM
Are you sick of writing JavaScript?
Get a public address to your localhost for free 👨💻
This is especially useful for testing webhooks during development.
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels can give one for free.
You can even automate it in your Node server with a few lines of magic ✨
This is especially useful for testing webhooks during development.
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels can give one for free.
You can even automate it in your Node server with a few lines of magic ✨
November 28, 2024 at 11:23 AM
Get a public address to your localhost for free 👨💻
This is especially useful for testing webhooks during development.
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels can give one for free.
You can even automate it in your Node server with a few lines of magic ✨
This is especially useful for testing webhooks during development.
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels can give one for free.
You can even automate it in your Node server with a few lines of magic ✨
Crypto bros dreaming Lambos but this is what real OGs will be buying this cycle 👷
November 27, 2024 at 3:25 PM
Crypto bros dreaming Lambos but this is what real OGs will be buying this cycle 👷
What? You don't test webhooks during local development?🪝
Let me save you some headache.
You can open localhost to public internet using Cloudflare, for free ✅
Test webhooks, share a public link to friends, and test your web app on your phone.
All with two commands.
Let me save you some headache.
You can open localhost to public internet using Cloudflare, for free ✅
Test webhooks, share a public link to friends, and test your web app on your phone.
All with two commands.
November 27, 2024 at 2:19 PM
What? You don't test webhooks during local development?🪝
Let me save you some headache.
You can open localhost to public internet using Cloudflare, for free ✅
Test webhooks, share a public link to friends, and test your web app on your phone.
All with two commands.
Let me save you some headache.
You can open localhost to public internet using Cloudflare, for free ✅
Test webhooks, share a public link to friends, and test your web app on your phone.
All with two commands.
I really like mobile development with Expo so far. But, I get errors like this which tells me absolutely nothing about the actual error...
November 26, 2024 at 8:39 PM
I really like mobile development with Expo so far. But, I get errors like this which tells me absolutely nothing about the actual error...
Don't waste your time writing Nginx config 🫷
Instead, use Traefik 🚦
It can route requests to your apps without any config files. Everything is automagic. Even TLS setup.
Attach some labels to your apps and that's it. It will pick up dynamically, without a restart.
Instead, use Traefik 🚦
It can route requests to your apps without any config files. Everything is automagic. Even TLS setup.
Attach some labels to your apps and that's it. It will pick up dynamically, without a restart.
November 26, 2024 at 12:23 PM
Don't waste your time writing Nginx config 🫷
Instead, use Traefik 🚦
It can route requests to your apps without any config files. Everything is automagic. Even TLS setup.
Attach some labels to your apps and that's it. It will pick up dynamically, without a restart.
Instead, use Traefik 🚦
It can route requests to your apps without any config files. Everything is automagic. Even TLS setup.
Attach some labels to your apps and that's it. It will pick up dynamically, without a restart.
Shouldn't 🦋 like button be blue like this 👉💙 ?
November 25, 2024 at 1:48 PM
Shouldn't 🦋 like button be blue like this 👉💙 ?
Don't waste your money on Cursor or Copilot 🫷
Instead, use Amazon Q Developer, for free ✅
It can do code completions, refactors, security audits, and chat with project wide context.
Use it for free by creating an AWS Builder ID and installing the VS Code extension.
Instead, use Amazon Q Developer, for free ✅
It can do code completions, refactors, security audits, and chat with project wide context.
Use it for free by creating an AWS Builder ID and installing the VS Code extension.
November 25, 2024 at 11:31 AM
Don't waste your money on Cursor or Copilot 🫷
Instead, use Amazon Q Developer, for free ✅
It can do code completions, refactors, security audits, and chat with project wide context.
Use it for free by creating an AWS Builder ID and installing the VS Code extension.
Instead, use Amazon Q Developer, for free ✅
It can do code completions, refactors, security audits, and chat with project wide context.
Use it for free by creating an AWS Builder ID and installing the VS Code extension.
If you're looking for an S3 compatible storage for your SaaS, don't miss this 97% discount on @Minio .
November 8, 2024 at 2:51 PM
If you're looking for an S3 compatible storage for your SaaS, don't miss this 97% discount on @Minio .
Stop paying for private container registries 🙅♂️
You can run your own container registry with 5 lines of code. All you need is a VPS with Docker installed.
Here is a simplified example for local development 👇
You can run your own container registry with 5 lines of code. All you need is a VPS with Docker installed.
Here is a simplified example for local development 👇
November 5, 2024 at 1:09 PM
Stop paying for private container registries 🙅♂️
You can run your own container registry with 5 lines of code. All you need is a VPS with Docker installed.
Here is a simplified example for local development 👇
You can run your own container registry with 5 lines of code. All you need is a VPS with Docker installed.
Here is a simplified example for local development 👇