Actually, all provocations are to persuade you to consume what they have!
Are you a consumer?
Are you a producer?
#buildim@evolutionnext #fasikagift #ResponsibleAI #consumerism
Are you a producer?
#buildim@evolutionnext #fasikagift #ResponsibleAI #consumerism
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I just finished watching an hour-long video on A Philosophy of Software Design with Professor John Ousterhout.
And it really made me wonder… why do brilliant minds explain complex concepts so effortlessly — and make them seem so simple, almost obvious? Even though they’ve spent years of effort, time, and energy to develop those ideas, they present them in a way that makes you think, “Oh, that makes perfect sense!”
But let’s not forget — just because something is explained simply doesn’t mean it came easily. We shouldn’t let that simplicity make us lazy in our own learning and effort. 💪
Good morning, family 🌞
I’m curious — what are your thoughts on this?
#SoftwareDesign #PhilosophyOfCode #JohnOusterhout #CleanCode #DeepThinking #TechReflection #KeepLearning #EffortMatters #DevLife #CodingJourney #EngineeringMindset #MondayMotivation
And it really made me wonder… why do brilliant minds explain complex concepts so effortlessly — and make them seem so simple, almost obvious? Even though they’ve spent years of effort, time, and energy to develop those ideas, they present them in a way that makes you think, “Oh, that makes perfect sense!”
But let’s not forget — just because something is explained simply doesn’t mean it came easily. We shouldn’t let that simplicity make us lazy in our own learning and effort. 💪
Good morning, family 🌞
I’m curious — what are your thoughts on this?
#SoftwareDesign #PhilosophyOfCode #JohnOusterhout #CleanCode #DeepThinking #TechReflection #KeepLearning #EffortMatters #DevLife #CodingJourney #EngineeringMindset #MondayMotivation
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django_for_professionals_production_websites_with_python_amp_django.pdf
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Best Django Books 📚
1, Django for beginners
2, Django for professionals
3, Django for API
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1, Django for beginners
2, Django for professionals
3, Django for API
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You need two things to solve a problem using software, skill and time
#skill #time #softwaredevelopement
Skill. Of course, you can create code using unskilled practitioners. The code might even work, but that’s not the same thing as solving the problem. Bad code is an issue in itself, so even if you solve your original problem, you now have a new, possibly bigger one to deal with. Skill is essential if you’re going to succeed and talent doesn’t come cheap.
Time. Coding can happen quickly, but solving problems is tricky. It takes time, and time is money. A software development team is not cheap to run, so any decent piece of software is going to incur significant cost. If you’re going to put investment into your solution, you should expect it to be worth something when you’re done.
#skill #time #softwaredevelopement
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Building blocks of a web application
There are a few things you need to consider when building modern applications. Such as:
- User Interface - how users will consume and interact with your application.
- Routing - how users navigate between different parts of your application.
- Data Fetching - where your data lives and how to get it.
- Rendering - when and where you render static or dynamic content.
- Integrations - what third-party services you use (for CMS, auth, payments, etc.) and how you connect to them.
- Infrastructure - where you deploy, store, and run your application code (serverless, CDN, edge, etc.).
- Performance - how to optimize your application for end-users.
- Scalability - how your application adapts as your team, data, and traffic grow.
- Developer Experience - your team's experience building and maintaining your application.
There are a few things you need to consider when building modern applications. Such as:
- User Interface - how users will consume and interact with your application.
- Routing - how users navigate between different parts of your application.
- Data Fetching - where your data lives and how to get it.
- Rendering - when and where you render static or dynamic content.
- Integrations - what third-party services you use (for CMS, auth, payments, etc.) and how you connect to them.
- Infrastructure - where you deploy, store, and run your application code (serverless, CDN, edge, etc.).
- Performance - how to optimize your application for end-users.
- Scalability - how your application adapts as your team, data, and traffic grow.
- Developer Experience - your team's experience building and maintaining your application.
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