So hear me out, guys. In the company I'm working for, there is a position for an AR developer for an e-commerce platform. We need a real skilled developer. The platform is one of the competitive e-commerce platforms in the world. If you have experience in AR, please do let me know @alnova19.
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Guys,
my dear friend @BurhanOps is also hosting an event on Saturday the 8th of August and I don't want ours to clash with his, so my event will be on the 9th of August.
Hope you guys understand my concerns❤️
my dear friend @BurhanOps is also hosting an event on Saturday the 8th of August and I don't want ours to clash with his, so my event will be on the 9th of August.
Hope you guys understand my concerns❤️
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Please recommend a really good app to track daily Ficus care times. I used the basic Windows Timer app, but it resets if you skip a day, you can't see history, and there are other issues so tell me if there is a good tool or should I build one instead?
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So I'm going to start another challenge to post daily tech concepts about backend, DevOps, systems architecture, and automation every single day, as I used to. This will make me read technical articles and understand tech in detail.
Last time, I stopped reading articles because of all the jobs now I can give it 30 min we'll be back to it again.
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Last time, I stopped reading articles because of all the jobs now I can give it 30 min we'll be back to it again.
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Well if you love this I gonna be consistant on it...hope everyone gets something🔥
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All these auth libraries make OAuth(Open Authorization) look like a lot of work and something hard to understand. But behind the scenes, for providers like GitHub or Google, it's mostly just some API requests back and forth, exchanging a code for an access token, and creating your own session. 😄
I still remember me adding Supabase OAuth to a small expense tracker app instead of implement it myself 😂
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I still remember me adding Supabase OAuth to a small expense tracker app instead of implement it myself 😂
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Funny enough, remember the project I built and deployed in just 24 hrs.
The very next day, someone from Upwork reached out and asked if I'd be interested in working as an automation and data pipelines engineer for their company. They asked me to send over my automation portfolio, so I shared 4–5 production projects I'd built for clients.
Out of all of them, they picked this CRM automation platform—the one I had just finished. Since it was the second interview, the questions got pretty technical, and we spent a good amount of time discussing the architecture, design decisions, and implementation. He was impressed, and we ended up scheduling the final interview for tomorrow.
The moral of the story, you never know when a project will open a door for you. Don't stop building. Polish your projects, deploy them, and make sure they solve real-world problems. You might need them sooner than you think.
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The very next day, someone from Upwork reached out and asked if I'd be interested in working as an automation and data pipelines engineer for their company. They asked me to send over my automation portfolio, so I shared 4–5 production projects I'd built for clients.
Out of all of them, they picked this CRM automation platform—the one I had just finished. Since it was the second interview, the questions got pretty technical, and we spent a good amount of time discussing the architecture, design decisions, and implementation. He was impressed, and we ended up scheduling the final interview for tomorrow.
The moral of the story, you never know when a project will open a door for you. Don't stop building. Polish your projects, deploy them, and make sure they solve real-world problems. You might need them sooner than you think.
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For some strangers who see us posting all day on Telegram, they think we get paid by view lol😂... we just doin' it for the love of the game😎
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Let me tell you something, fam...I promise this will be my last post for the day. 😁
All these successful (kinda successful) ppl you see online that you want to work with, ask for advice, or even get a job from haven't really been in the game for that long probably 2 yrs tops. Most of them just dedicated themselves to that thing. Imagine this, 2 years ago or even less, they were just like us.
I see people talking about them like they're doing something extraordinary. Stop that. It is pretty normal for hard working ppl to get a good income to create your own business. Start creating it yourself.
Hope it helps. Good night, fam. ✌️
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All these successful (kinda successful) ppl you see online that you want to work with, ask for advice, or even get a job from haven't really been in the game for that long probably 2 yrs tops. Most of them just dedicated themselves to that thing. Imagine this, 2 years ago or even less, they were just like us.
I see people talking about them like they're doing something extraordinary. Stop that. It is pretty normal for hard working ppl to get a good income to create your own business. Start creating it yourself.
Hope it helps. Good night, fam. ✌️
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About that hack I shared earlier... I just discovered another use case. 😄
You can connect your phone to a big speaker and use your phone as the microphone. That means you don't even need a dedicated mic to speak at an event.
It's also perfect for practicing public speaking or presentations.
Just connect to a big speakers you can aplify your sound from your phone. This is actually crazy.
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You can connect your phone to a big speaker and use your phone as the microphone. That means you don't even need a dedicated mic to speak at an event.
It's also perfect for practicing public speaking or presentations.
Just connect to a big speakers you can aplify your sound from your phone. This is actually crazy.
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Article of the day
Idempotency pattern
A payment request can time out even after the server has successfully processed it. Since the client can't tell whether the operation completed, it retries the request. Without idempotency, that retry can result in the customer being charged twice.
The solution is an idempotency key. For every payment, the client generates a unique identifier (typically a UUID) and sends it with the request. The server stores that key and the payment result within the same database transaction. If the client retries using the same key, the server returns the previously stored response instead of executing the payment again.
Idempotency keys shouldn't be stored forever. They should remain valid for at least as long as clients are expected to retry. A 24-hour TTL is a common default, balancing protection against duplicate requests with storage efficiency.
For production systems, every state-changing endpoint should require an idempotency key. Replayed requests should be checked before rate limiting since they're retries rather than new operations. Expired keys should be cleaned up periodically using a TTL, with an index on the expiration column to make cleanup efficient. The idempotency record should also maintain states such as PENDING, COMPLETED, and FAILED to handle retries and failure scenarios correctly. Finally, a reaper can safely remove requests that remain in the PENDING state beyond the expected request timeout, preventing abandoned operations from blocking future retries.
Read full article 👉 [LINK]
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Idempotency pattern
A payment request can time out even after the server has successfully processed it. Since the client can't tell whether the operation completed, it retries the request. Without idempotency, that retry can result in the customer being charged twice.
The solution is an idempotency key. For every payment, the client generates a unique identifier (typically a UUID) and sends it with the request. The server stores that key and the payment result within the same database transaction. If the client retries using the same key, the server returns the previously stored response instead of executing the payment again.
Idempotency keys shouldn't be stored forever. They should remain valid for at least as long as clients are expected to retry. A 24-hour TTL is a common default, balancing protection against duplicate requests with storage efficiency.
For production systems, every state-changing endpoint should require an idempotency key. Replayed requests should be checked before rate limiting since they're retries rather than new operations. Expired keys should be cleaned up periodically using a TTL, with an index on the expiration column to make cleanup efficient. The idempotency record should also maintain states such as PENDING, COMPLETED, and FAILED to handle retries and failure scenarios correctly. Finally, a reaper can safely remove requests that remain in the PENDING state beyond the expected request timeout, preventing abandoned operations from blocking future retries.
Read full article 👉 [LINK]
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