First version of Tiketex is live now! After weeks of building, excited to share the initial version of my event booking app: 🚀 https://t.co/tDA5hYRgNj #buildinpublic #nextjs

Good development from last few days on the finance tracker project I've been working on, got the heck of using redux on a large scale project for the first time..more detailed status updates on the weekend (hopefully I'll be able to deploy the v1).

@dhruv_rathee @aifiesta Not sure how much you understand the tech behind this. If your developers have already written scalable, modular code: - Adding one more model is literally a one-line config change - Exposing the API is another one-line route addition That’s it. Acouple of lines and the new

Artificial Intelligence

How to grow as a dev even with a 10–7 → note your daily struggles : learn them after work. → study system design, it changes your mindset. → keep your GitHub alive : dont stop building projects. → build small, useful projects & ship them. → try new stacks, stay curious. →

A react js developer interview with no react question wasn't on my list this year🥲

Published my first ever blog, in Java. Shared my journey setting up Spring Security with JWT in my finance tracker app(in progress), learnings and challenges. https://t.co/KkB7jA0sDW

Also got back to problem-solving and DSA this weekend, solved a few LeetCode problems and planning to start OPAD to improve my problem-solving skills. I’ve been a bit off in timed assessments lately.

Guess that’s what happens when you start working deeply in a stack, from handling entity-to-DTO conversions to implementing global exceptions, I’ve been learning a lot. Will share more updates soon!

Current status: Over 50% of the database design and controller/service layer is done, most CRUD operations are complete. Initially, managing a Java backend felt tougher than Node.js, but I’ve grown genuine interest in it over time.

Published my first ever blog, in Java. Shared my journey setting up Spring Security with JWT in my finance tracker app(in progress), learnings and challenges. https://t.co/KkB7jA0sDW

Good updates on the project side for the last couple of days after a week of inconsistency, will share the updates and my takeaways of new things I didn't find in tutorials tomm.

Debugging is fun when you start to get the heck out of it

Biggest learning -> being dependent on AI to help you for everything blindly is a recipe for disaster

Locked in and had a good focused day of work, don't think I've dedicated an entire day(almost) to doing java backend stuff (leaving office work aside).

having worked with nodejs mostly for backend stuff and not much of spring boot and java apart from my job, gonna be interesting and challenging, will try documenting or blogging each step over here.

After a good time off, started working on long due java+spring boot+react/nextjs project since yesterday, The idea is building a budgeting app, and something better than what all I have worked on till now

If you think you've made a bad career decision, fix it. Switch teams, orgs, or even domains if needed. Time is finite and precious - spend it on work that truly matters to you and aligns with what you want to achieve in your career. The most cliche question, "Where do you see

"It's not hard, it's new" can unleash all those hidden powers

Tilak Varma, the man for ages🙌

Few takeaways: -> field injection contradicts the basics of java, private fields can't be accessed from out but with @autowired we can. -> For single constr, no need to have @autowired bcz spring is smart enough to recog that. -> Add lombok on top, and we don't even need constr