Todayβs Builders Showcase was super informative, and we learned a lot! π₯
Big thanks to @MessiBre for sharing her knowledge and experience with us, and thanks to everyone who joined the session. β€οΈ
Here are the resources she recommended during the session:
1, The Odin Project
2, Cyfrin Updraft
3, Backend mastery
See you in the next one, builders!
#builders_showcase
@fetescript
Big thanks to @MessiBre for sharing her knowledge and experience with us, and thanks to everyone who joined the session. β€οΈ
Here are the resources she recommended during the session:
1, The Odin Project
2, Cyfrin Updraft
3, Backend mastery
See you in the next one, builders!
#builders_showcase
@fetescript
Theodinproject
Your Career in Web Development Starts Here | The Odin Project
The Odin Project empowers aspiring web developers to learn together for free
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Forwarded from DoniVerse
So I graduated.
Here are a few things I wanna say for those joining college.
1. College is more about the people you meet and friendship than the coursework. Make sure to make friends that push you forward in your career and would make a great support system in life in general.
2. No matter how our gen makes it seem cool not to study for exams pls just study. Always live with the thought process that you need to be an over achiver in what ever you pursue.
3. Don't get comfortable just cause you got a head start than most people. You could easily fall behind if you don't keep pushing yourself.
4. It's OK to make career changes, college is the time for those evolutions.
And finally Yes I def would recommend HiLCoE if you're considering to join a private institution. I don't think I have much to complain other than it got chaotic and hectic at times.
Here are a few things I wanna say for those joining college.
1. College is more about the people you meet and friendship than the coursework. Make sure to make friends that push you forward in your career and would make a great support system in life in general.
2. No matter how our gen makes it seem cool not to study for exams pls just study. Always live with the thought process that you need to be an over achiver in what ever you pursue.
3. Don't get comfortable just cause you got a head start than most people. You could easily fall behind if you don't keep pushing yourself.
4. It's OK to make career changes, college is the time for those evolutions.
And finally Yes I def would recommend HiLCoE if you're considering to join a private institution. I don't think I have much to complain other than it got chaotic and hectic at times.
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Forwarded from Blazora
Everyone has a folder of ideas they never built.
Some have an idea but need a collaborator. Some have great ideas but no technical skills. Some can build but have no idea to work on.
IdeaSpark connects all three.
Post your idea, get feedback, and find people to build it with you. Or browse the feed, upvote ideas you believe in, and pick one to build.
Coming soon.
Some have an idea but need a collaborator. Some have great ideas but no technical skills. Some can build but have no idea to work on.
IdeaSpark connects all three.
Post your idea, get feedback, and find people to build it with you. Or browse the feed, upvote ideas you believe in, and pick one to build.
Coming soon.
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Forwarded from Code and Thought (Ψ¬ΩΨ©)
Mike
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Soo... Mike is gone....
Congratulations, Mike!! I'm sooo happy for you, and I pray this journey opens doors you never even imagined. May Allah put blessing in every step you take. Go learn, build, grow, and make us proud!!
But there's another person I really wanna talk about...
A friend who stayed by Mike's side the whole week, day and night, until the very last second of his departure.
And you know what amazes me the most? The way he gets excited about his friends' success, sometimes even more than they do themselves.
Like, how beautiful is it to have someone who genuinely celebrates your wins as if they were his own? Someone who shows up, stays, supports, and doesn't leave until the very last goodbye?
May Allah preserve such friendships and grant us hearts that genuinely rejoice in the success of others.
And finallyyyy...
May your morning bring you opportunities like Mike's and friendships like Fuad's.
@codeandthought
Congratulations, Mike!! I'm sooo happy for you, and I pray this journey opens doors you never even imagined. May Allah put blessing in every step you take. Go learn, build, grow, and make us proud!!
But there's another person I really wanna talk about...
A friend who stayed by Mike's side the whole week, day and night, until the very last second of his departure.
And you know what amazes me the most? The way he gets excited about his friends' success, sometimes even more than they do themselves.
Like, how beautiful is it to have someone who genuinely celebrates your wins as if they were his own? Someone who shows up, stays, supports, and doesn't leave until the very last goodbye?
May Allah preserve such friendships and grant us hearts that genuinely rejoice in the success of others.
And finallyyyy...
May your morning bring you opportunities like Mike's and friendships like Fuad's.
@codeandthought
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Forwarded from Jalo kr (ΔΙΙΕ KΕ...)
BeXpert
Software Engineering students, CS students, and self-taught developers, get ready to meet Brook Solomon and talk about the real world of freelancing!
The seminar has started! You can join now:https://meet.google.com/oah-vqth-sac
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Found this gem with interactive tutorials and deep dives into how things work under the hood, from building your own database and compiler to SVG animations, arrays, and algorithms.
Pick a topic and start exploring π
https://www.nan.fyi/
#Resources
@fetescript
Pick a topic and start exploring π
https://www.nan.fyi/
#Resources
@fetescript
Not a Number
An interactive blog on computer science and web development, by Nanda Syahrasyad.
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The Stronger the Harness, the Thinner MCP Gets
Worth reading this blog by @kinfishfarmsπ
You donβt have to understand everything when reading technical blogs. The more you read, the more familiar you become with concepts, patterns, and the way engineers think. Over time, that compounds and makes you a better software engineer.
#Resources
@fetescript
Worth reading this blog by @kinfishfarmsπ
You donβt have to understand everything when reading technical blogs. The more you read, the more familiar you become with concepts, patterns, and the way engineers think. Over time, that compounds and makes you a better software engineer.
#Resources
@fetescript
www.kinfish.dev
The Stronger the Harness, the Thinner MCP Gets - KinfeMichael T
Is MCP dead? Not quite, but it is moving down the stack. As agent harnesses learn to write and keep their own code, MCP stops being the way agents discover and call tools, and becomes the auth and policy boundary around them. A look at harnesses, OpenAPIβ¦
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When your instructor teaches the same concepts year after year but keeps reminding us not to stay the same every yearβ¦ sir, respectfully, this applies to you too ππ
#School
@fetescript
#School
@fetescript
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Forwarded from DoughNut π©
So at work we basically have a buncchhhh of skills that saved us a ton of subscription that we simply run on our cursor subs. The best way i've seen is just making the following skills for yourselves. Here are some of them described:
1. PR-review skill - very important because we essentially replaced our coderabbit and greptile bills with these. Additionally it's tailored with exactly how our company's QA system work with actual browser recordings and flows. It even checks our tickets and makes sure everything is as defined
2. Our own design system library - we built this on top of shadcn and since we have like 3-4 different products we always the most consistent UI across.
3. Company themed image gen skill - Every image we generate be it for blogs, web ui, marketing, linkedin, X or anything we always have the same consistent one so our non technical teams can just use them in chatgpt.
4. Testing skills - We dont write unit tests much and advise our agents not to as well as much as possible. Instead we replaced these steps with a test suite that uses browsers, local instances, accounts, an email, stripe's 4444 card, a screen recording and all it needs so it tests everything and records every thing for us.
Build these skills urself since it needs to be refined to ur own work style and company. We've managed to ship around 5-6+ PRs each a day as a team of 4 without getting blocked on any PR review lags and all.
1. PR-review skill - very important because we essentially replaced our coderabbit and greptile bills with these. Additionally it's tailored with exactly how our company's QA system work with actual browser recordings and flows. It even checks our tickets and makes sure everything is as defined
2. Our own design system library - we built this on top of shadcn and since we have like 3-4 different products we always the most consistent UI across.
3. Company themed image gen skill - Every image we generate be it for blogs, web ui, marketing, linkedin, X or anything we always have the same consistent one so our non technical teams can just use them in chatgpt.
4. Testing skills - We dont write unit tests much and advise our agents not to as well as much as possible. Instead we replaced these steps with a test suite that uses browsers, local instances, accounts, an email, stripe's 4444 card, a screen recording and all it needs so it tests everything and records every thing for us.
Build these skills urself since it needs to be refined to ur own work style and company. We've managed to ship around 5-6+ PRs each a day as a team of 4 without getting blocked on any PR review lags and all.
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