Joii, an AI-powered app for sleep and meditation with real-time conversations is here. Finally 😄 . Check it out on the App Store:

Devs don’t quit because of deadlines…. They quit because they’re debugging AI-generated code that looked “clean” but breaks on edge cases the model never trained on. So either select model wisely or mention the edge cases that it should handle.

Tired of PostgreSQL scaling wars? . Here’s the truth bomb:.•Forget blanket table indexing.•Ditch business-logic silos.•DB-side is a trap. Internalize these (mentioned in image), and you’ll sidestep most production nightmares. Follow for such more content.

😱 Stop making your microservices chatty. 3 API calls to render one page = 300ms+ latency. Batch requests, implement GraphQL federation, or use event-carried state transfer. Your users will thank you.🤩

Most devs chase the latest AI assistant while their IDE is misconfigured . - they have no aliases set up .- they’re manually doing tasks that could be automated with a simple script.

What are best Embedding models out there with great responses ?.

⏳2 hrs a day for 3 months is ~180 hrs. That’s enough to build a small app, launch an MVP, or master a new framework as developer. 🦋How nice is that . Consistency compounds like the butterfly effect - small daily pushes can create huge ripples in your career trajectory.

GitHub is moving into Microsoft’s CoreAI division—no new CEO, leadership reports into CoreAI. This strategy shifts to tighter AI/Copilot + Azure/VS Code unification. What’s the same? .- GitHub still your go-to for code, Copilot continues, workflows unchanged (for now).

👀 What I learned shipping multiple products:. Stop building “perfect” code, start shipping messy prototypes. Clean code matters, but overthinking variable names while others ship v1 is the real tech debt. Launch fast, market faster. Refactor later. Agree or nah?.

✅ Review complete. We’re officially good to go — "J" is now ready for distribution. 🚀 Finally! .#LaunchTime #indiedev #AppStore. Context from our earlier update:.

(Update 2025) Stop using AI for everything, start using it strategically. 80% of devs now use AI to write code, but the best ones use it to automate the boring stuff:. •Test generation.•Documentation.•Deployment scripts.•Code reviews. AI writes, You solve.

🚨 We’ve been building something special for iPhone users . a simple, AI assisted, science-backed app for sleep, anxiety, and stress. Launching soon! 🌙🧠

Stop thinking AI will make you 10x more productive. 68% of devs now save 10+ hours/week with AI, but new data shows experienced developers actually take 19% longer on real-world tasks when using AI tools. The productivity paradox is real. Tools ≠ skills. Thoughts? 🤔.

Small Mistakes, Big Impact on performance 🚫. Regular ListView loads ALL items at once = RIP memory. ListView.builder loads only visible items = Smooth scrolling ✨. Save this before your next list implementation 🔖

Stop trying to “prompt engineer” your way out of actually understanding your code. AI tools are amazing for boilerplate, but when that bug hits production at 2 AM, GPT isn’t debugging your async race condition. The best devs in 2025? They use AI as a sidekick, not a crutch.

RT @0xmitsurii: The ADHD urge to learn everything.

Yes, you could write ugly working code… but why let future-you suffer? . Invest those extra 5 minutes in clean, readable logic. Your teammates (and your sanity) will thank you. 🚀 Agree?.

What language do you think in?

RT @pankajkumar_dev: Roadmap to Senior Full Stack Developer.(with DevOps + System Design). C → C++ → HTML → CSS → JavaScript.→ Express.js →….

Go local with Edge AI for on-device bots that boost privacy and speed in smart homes or apps. Or fast-track with no-code platforms like Rasa or Cognigy for quick customer support automation, slashing setup time. What’s your quick-win idea to implement this? #ConversationalAI.