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I built Developer Toolkit because I’m done with utility sites that look like they were made in 2005 and prioritize ads over functionality.

The Vibe:

• Zero Bloat: No trackers, no cookie banners, and zero "Top 10" SEO articles.
• Privacy First: Everything runs locally in your browser. Your data never touches a server.
• Speed: A "utility-first" UI designed to get the job done in one click.

Current Tools:

• JSON/Code: Formatter, Validator, and Minifier.
• Converters: Base64, Hex, Binary, and JWT Debugger.
• Generators: Secure Passwords, UUIDs, and Hashes (SHA/MD5).
• Web Utils: URL Encoder, HTML Entities, and Unit Converters.

I’m looking to add more modules to streamline our daily workflows. What "daily-driver" tools do you find yourself Googling most often?

Check it out: https://developertoolkit.dev

Hey everyone,

If you’ve built apps with Next.js, you’ve probably run into the nightmare of deploying a project only for it to crash because a required environment variable was missing or misspelled in your .env file. Relying on process.env.YOUR_VAR as string everywhere isn't just annoying; it’s risky.

I wanted a simpler, foolproof way to handle this, so I built an open-source NPM package called next-safe-env.

It’s designed to make environment variable validation in Next.js completely type-safe and effortless, catching missing or invalid variables at build time before they ever reach your users.

What it does:

• 🔒 Type-Safe: Full TypeScript support so you get autocomplete for your env variables across your codebase.
• 🛡️ Runtime & Build-time Validation: Fails fast if required variables are missing.
• ⚡ Lightweight & Simple: Easy to integrate into any existing Next.js project without massive boilerplate.

I would love for you guys to check it out, roast my code, or let me know what features you'd like to see next. Any feedback or GitHub stars would mean the world to me!

Links:

• 🌐 Website & Docs:next-safe-env.dev
• 📦 NPM:npmjs.com/package/next-safe-env
• 🐙 GitHub:github.com/mzeeshanwahid/next-safe-env

Let me know what you think!