First React Native development of the year and i'm met with this chaos 😅 Oh, well. I must finish...First React Native development of the year and i'm met with this chaos 😅 Oh, well. I must finish...
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Yesterday I shipped dendra — and didn’t expect day-one numbers like this.
What it is: a lightweight, typed RPC/REST framework for Next.js where every procedure is also an LLM tool and an MCP server — with zero extra work.
The core idea: a procedure and an AI tool are the same shape — a name, an input schema, a validated handler. So dendra treats them as one thing. You define a procedure once, and it becomes:
→ a typed client (pure inference, no codegen)
→ a REST endpoint + OpenAPI
→ streaming & real-time subscriptions
→ an LLM tool (Anthropic / OpenAI)
→ an MCP server Claude can connect to
And it runs both ways: your app can also consume external MCP servers and merge their tools into the same agent loop.
No decorators. No codegen. Zero runtime dependencies in the core.
I built it because the typed-API space (tRPC, ts-rest, Hono) nails HTTP but treats AI as a bolt-on. dendra makes it native.
It’s early — v0.1.1, pre-1.0 — but 446 downloads on day one says the problem is real.
Scroll → a camera flies through a watch gallery → zooms into the dial → you pick a dial colour → add to cart.
That's the homepage of AUREL, a luxury watch store I designed and built as a portfolio project. ⌚
Under the hood:
• 3D scroll story with React Three Fiber, GSAP and custom shaders
• Full shop flow: filters, product variants, cart, 4-step checkout
• Mobile CSS 3D fallback + reduced-motion layout
• Accessible, fast, and ready to plug into Shopify
I'm a web developer (React · WordPress · PHP, 6+ years) looking for remote frontend or WordPress roles. Recruiters and hiring managers, my DMs are open.
Project description:
A download and marketing website for TechDesk, an offline shop and repair management app. Visitors compare three software versions and download in one click. Behind it is a full admin dashboard where the owner tracks downloads, updates download links, uploads guides and publishes changelog posts without touching code. Built with Next.js and Supabase, deployed on Vercel.
Image captions:
Homepage: “Clean landing page that explains TechDesk and gets users to the download in seconds.”
Download / versions page: “Three versions side by side, each with its own features, changelog and one-click download.”
Admin overview: “Live download stats and a 14-day trend chart, so the owner sees growth at a glance.”
Admin content manager: “Blog-style admin for updating download links, uploading guides and posting release notes.”
Tags: Next.js · Supabase · Vercel · Dashboard · Web Development