Corbin Crutchley

@crutchcorn.dev

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Senior Engineering Manager | @GitHub.com Star | Microsoft MVP | @playfulprogramming.com Founder | @TanStack.com Maintainer

2,045,031 installs on NPM
A porkbun domain purchase for the domain "webdev.church"
TanStack Form with 1.6M downloads a week on NPM
A news article about Windows 12 with ads plastering every aspect of the screen
Like 30 emails from GitHub actions and NPM
TanStack Form with 1,040,468 weekly downloads
"The more you know" rainbow text with a star
Windows settings for the MX Brio webcam and a Neofetch to prove that it's a GPD Win Max 2 hardware
"GitHub Stars 2026 Award. Congratulations crutchcorn"
A screenshot of my GitHub profile with "1k followers"
the macos controls but massively cut off and shrunk
Better Third-Party App Compatibility V3.2 makes BOOX more compatible with third-party note-taking apps. And it offers more custom settings to help you use and view the apps more effortlessly. Write faster on OneNote/WPS/Evernote With V3.2 optimizations, you can sketch on Microsoft OneNote, Evernote and WPS without feeling much latency and use their basic brushes to visualize your ideas.
My GitHub profile page looking like an e-ink screen
Some complex code from here: https://github.com/crutchcorn/the-lovely-language/blob/main/src/parser.ts
``` for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) { i += 1 console.log(i) } ``` Gives us: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
for (let i = 0; i < 10;) { i += 1 }
let i = 0; while(true) { if (!(i < 3)) break; console.log(i); i++; }
``` for ( let i = (() => { console.log("START"); return 0 })(); (() => { console.log("CHECK"); return i < 3; })(); (() => { console.log("ADD"); return i++; })() ) { console.log("BODY"); } ``` Gives us `START` and then a loop of `CHECK`, `BODY`, `ADD`
`for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {console.log(i)}` Gives us 0, 1, 2
Myself and Zeu at our screens with a Vite error on screen
Gemini saying "This is genuinely baffling."
For a basic crud app, you have "must haves", "Nice to haves", and "Polish". In each are different skills, like "Data fetching" or "Remote logging". These skills are differently weighted between how often a company does them and how valuable they are for individuals to have as skills on a team.
505431 weekly downloads
A prototype of TanStack Form that uses <Fragment ref={}> to pre-bind values and events
React Foundation
Myself in front of a React Conf banner
The developer authors JSX with distinct client and server components. These components are ALL rendered on the server, but only the client components are re-rendered on the client
"Vibe coding is a term recently coined by Andrew Kaparthy (top researcher in the AI space) in this tweet. The term basically refers to coding using natural language instead of coding languages." And outlines the assignment as writing an iOS, Android, or Web app
"Oh god, I might have to ask AI how our validation code works 😵‍💫 " "I feel like such a fraud ATM" "NEVERMIND I FOUND IT validateAllFields MWAHAHAHHAA"
Burrito comfort blanket
Component mapped Vue components not rendering despite expecting them to
A film poster parodying doctor strangelove: "in Corbin Crutchley's React Best Practices OR: How I learned to stop worrrying and love prop drilling"
And I'll be honest, it's not really their faults. Hot takes are part of the game - you're actively incentivized to get content out as quickly as possible in that world. The faster you are, the more clicks you get, the more money it generates. In "Thinking, Fast and Slow", this kind of "fast thinking" is almost automatic; purely driven by emotion and mentally easy-to-reach experience.
"Stop Outsourcing Your React Opinions" article header with 9,442 words
A request to animate my headshot with the output of a totally different person
Screenshot of GitHub's view of React Reconciler's source code for Hooks
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A GitHub diff: "11 commits, 56 files changed, +1,396, -1361"
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"You're invited to Google I/O"
Code found in the GitHub PR comment linked