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Many developers think the key to leveling up is learning another programming language.

Vibe Coding is generating okay-ish code but it takes lots of time to debug it and make it work

Speed tip for APIs: JSON is great for humans but inefficient for CPUs. Switching to Protocol Buffers with gRPC significantly reduces payload sizes, speeds up parsing, and enforces strong, versioned contracts. If performance matters, the future is binary.

So most Software engineers are losing jobs to this

REST, WebSockets, Webhooks, SOAP, GraphQL, and gRPC.
Different tools, different trade-offs—sync vs async, request/response vs streaming, flexibility vs strict contracts.
The real skill? Knowing when to use each.
#Backend #APIs #DistributedSystems

Switched from JSON to ORJSON in Django for faster serialization and lower latency.

If you want to land a job in a big tech company, learn Python😊

Be so exceptional that recruiters don't need to reach out – you'll be getting direct offers. That's the aura way of getting hired 😎

The Dockerfile has 33 layers and weighs 2.3GB for an app. This isn't containerization. You've containerized an entire Ubuntu base image

Everyone wants a “Full-Stack Developer.”
Very few understand what that actually means.
This image explains it better than any job description.
Full-stack ≠ Frontend + Backend
Full-stack = Frontend, Backend, Cloud, DevOps, Security, Networking, CI/CD, Containers, CDN, Backups

Running Linux commands in front of non-technical people gives pure hacker vibes 😂

Software Developers
Build what's Missing
Not What’s Trending.

As a Software developer, which database do you prefer ?

How to get Started with Command Query Separation

If your codebase is well-structured and tested, AI will help you move much faster. If your codebase is a mess, AI will help you create a bigger mess—also faster. AI inherits discipline.

If your codebase is well-structured and tested, AI will help you move much faster. If your codebase is a mess, AI will help you create a bigger mess—also faster. AI inherits discipline.

For 2026
Focus on one thing.
Try more.
Learn more.
Do more.

Here's my reasoning: as the water flows, friction between the water and pipe heats up the middle water, causing oxygen levels to drop in the center. This supposedly pushes bacteria away from the middle of the pipe. I think it's a pretty natural way to get clean water from a tank.

My mom likes rainwater and doesn't like boiling water—old-school vibes! 😄 So I used some physics and did this: I added a 20m water pipe from the main tank and used a straw to tap the mid-water being pumped into the drinking jerrycan.

In this book that women shouldn’t breastfeed after anger. They should discard that milk and feed once new milk is produced.
Am just a Messenger!😂

Your Small Room can build Big Visions.

Invest in quantum computing, defense, and semiconductors. Focus on the 'picks and shovels' strategy—build the infrastructure rather than mining Gold

when a programmer's code is filled with "🔥🚀 💥 ❌ ✅"

Guess the programming language ?

SOFTWARE ENGINEERS ONLY
Which podcast would you recommend listening to in 2026?

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You need to keep dreaming
Happy Times do Come

LinkedIn rewards a post in relation to the rank of your current job or years of experience.
Facebook is the junk of everything. Those who follow you will find you! 😂

We researched TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn algorithms.
TikTok always rewards mediocrity as in nonsense. The more stupid a video is, the more viral it goes.
Instagram rewards highly edited videos/pictures.
Twitter rewards post likes and relations.

Most Platforms don’t need Kubernetes. They need a single EC2 instance and the discipline not to over-engineer. You don’t need orchestration—you need users.