Christopher Kaggwa
@kaggwachristo
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Software developer | Chess player | Arsenal
Uganda,Kampala
Joined June 2018
RT @chesscom: Congratulations to @LevAronian for winning the Freestyle Chess Grand Slam in Las Vegas 👏. He defeated Hikaru, Arjun, and Hans….
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RT @nextjs: Next.js 15.2.3 includes a security vulnerability patch. We recommend updating to 15.2.3 or backported patches. If you cannot u….
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Last week, we published CVE-2025-29927 and patched a critical severity vulnerability in Next.js. Here’s our post-incident analysis and next steps.
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RT @refactory_acad: Calling all young women (18-35) graduates of Computer Science, I.T or Software Engineering and self-taught devs. JOIN t….
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Now you can use Google, blogs or even AI. Difference here is you have a specific question from your own thought process, rather than a high level abstract prompt. This way you learn on your own terms and the AI responds accordingly. @whosajid .@kayondoedward.@iamafasha.@kyandaks.
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This is where most of the learning comes from, you are forced into debugging, understanding your solution and it's flaws. Importantly you learn how to seek for help, at this point you only seek for help when you're stuck, and you always have specific questions.
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See, everything you build doesn't always have to be ground breaking just like the first projects you do like a calculator app. Just make sure you start small and gradually introduce complexity. You won't always follow best practices, you'll make mistakes and introduce bugs.
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Nowadays, if you entirely rely on AI to write the code, you learn way less from your own project and neither does the brain register that as a big achievement. #developers.
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Don't ask AI to write your code (if you're learning). When we spent months building a project(without AI) we felt a huge sense of accomplishment, it didn't matter if the code was trash or didn't follow any coding standards. It was our own code, that we could explain & improve.
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RT @mjovanovictech: ORMs aren't the problem. Developers misusing them are. How often do you see ORMs taking the blame?. If you don't under….
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Another reason to containerize everything @kyandaks.
If you've ever wanted an overview of how containerization with @Docker and @depotdev can massively improve your developer pipeline efficiency, check out this conversation we had with @TechSquidTV!. Shout out to @DThompsonDev for his first episode on the @moderndotweb crew!
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RT @mjovanovictech: Did you ever need to inject a scoped service into a singleton service?. ASP .NET Core has three service lifetimes:. - T….
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RT @chesscom: We have our first @juliusbaer Women's Speed Chess Championship finalist! Polina Shuvalova defeats Vaishali and secures her se….
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RT @Emata_UG: 🚀 Kickstart your career with Emata as a Data Operations Analyst Intern!. Gain hands-on experience, grow your skills, and make….
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RT @refactory_acad: #AlumniSpotlight: Meet Christopher Kaggwa.He shares his story from boot camp challenges to career milestones, Read more….
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RT @ReachDrMuganga: The #UGDevSummit launch on July 18th @InnovationHubUg was a source of great enrichment for me. Many thanks again to @re….
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RT @kyandaks: Wow! .What a submission!.A video clip of this submission is worth sharing. Indeed The #UGDevSummit is living to its expectati….
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RT @irenemutuzo: Very true… the education system is being disrupted. In some universities, a student can be awarded a degree if their stack….
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RT @kyandaks: Just wrapped up a fantastic DevOps workshop at the @ug_devsummit. It was great sharing my knowledge and seeing the enthusiasm….
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RT @GothamChess: Since returning to competitive chess, I have played 18 games. And I have only lost 1. I have gained 50 elo, now at 237….
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