... understanding that you can put code on the server and only load a couple of HTML files on the client in a few seconds. There are many high-quality tools for this, such as HTML and Alpine.js, and even EJS, but their implementations are all somewhat odd and sometimes unsuitable for usability. For example, Alpine.js is completely inappropriate, handles the server awkwardly, HTML is so shortened that it's impossible to configure. EJS

... sure how to improve at this point. I feel a bit stuck haha Comment from Matteo Lombari(@matteo_lombari): @busmark_w_nika thanks for asking! Unlike most React boilerplates, my setup is full TypeScript with EJS + SCSS views. Security comes first with CSP, CSRF double submit, JWT, OAuth, rate limiting and more. It is AI-friendly via AI-READMEs that act as instructions for agents while they navigate the codebase. And it is already wired ... ... Comment from Yash Patidar(@caitlin_walt): I've created multiple products in the past, but they were more like experiments. Now I've built my first serious product: typethink.ai - a comprehensive AI workspace that serves as a powerful alternative

... changed in the last few weeks? Comment from Mostafa Hosseini(@mostafahosseini): Not applying this batch still heads-down on product and a small set of design partners. Curious what pushed people over the line to hit submit this time versus waiting one more cycle. Comment from Muhammad Azhar(@muhammad_azhar21): Building Rahnuma io an AI-powered project management tool for dev teams that forecasts deadline/sprint risk before things blow up, instead of just tracking task status after the fact ... ... same space as a lot of YC companies helping solo founders get their first believers without giving up equity. The YC model is incredible for the companies that get in but the 99 percent who do not need alternatives