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“Platform Engineer Starter Kit” – You’re the Sous‑Chef, Not the Cook
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1m7w0gb/platform_engineer_starter_kit_youre_the_souschef/

<!-- SC_OFF -->Hey everyone! 👋 Following on from Part 1 (“Why Platform Engineering matters”— the kitchen chaos story), this is Part 2: What Platform Engineers actually do (spoiler: no tools!). 🎥 I use the kitchen + sous-chef metaphor to explain the mindset, roles, and key workflows platform engineers build: Golden paths (opinionated pipelines) Self-service portals for dev teams Guardrails, not gates (safety without friction) Treating the platform as a product (with user feedback) Starting small — pilot before scaling I’d love to hear from this community: does this resonate with your day-to-day work? Any subsystems or practices you'd add or adjust? 🎞️ Watch Part 2 here: https://youtu.be/xer5K7cVW04 📝 Read the full article (with deeper context): https://medium.com/@mmk4mmk.mrani/the-platform-engineer-starter-kit-22a0675c0b7b <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/mmk4mmk_simplifies (https://www.reddit.com/user/mmk4mmk_simplifies)
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I added a LeetCode Premium feature (free Time/Space Complexity) to my extension that syncs your solutions to GitHub.
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1m7wgcw/i_added_a_leetcode_premium_feature_free_timespace/

<!-- SC_OFF -->Hey everyone, TL;DR: I built a free Chrome extension called leetpush that automatically saves your LeetCode solutions to GitHub. The new update adds a free Time & Space Complexity Analyzer (like LeetCode Premium) and coding memes for fun. Like many of you, I'm constantly on LeetCode preparing for interviews. I got really tired of two things: manually copying my code to create a GitHub portfolio and not knowing my code's efficiency without paying for Premium. So, I built a tool to fix it. It's called leetpush. What does it do? Automatic LeetCode to GitHub Sync: Solved a problem? Bam. It's instantly committed to your GitHub repo. It's the easiest LeetCode GitHub integration you'll find. [NEW] Free Complexity Analyzer: This is the big one. After you solve a problem, the extension shows you the Time and Space Complexity (Big O notation). This is a game-changer for interview prep and something you normally have to pay for. It’s the perfect LeetCode Premium alternative for performance analysis. [NEW] Coding Memes: After a successful submission, it shows you a relevant meme. Because why not have a little fun while you grind? I’m committed to keeping this tool 100% free and open-source. My goal is to help students and developers save their LeetCode solutions and learn more effectively. Since this is a passion project, I’m not putting up a paywall. Instead, if you find the tool genuinely useful for building your coding portfolio or for the free complexity analysis, I've set up a "Buy Me a Coffee" page. Any support would be incredible and will help me cover server costs and keep developing new features. Links: Install on Chrome: leetpush on Chrome Web Store (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/leetpush/fppdnbfkhpmppifbmmchnhpnmmickbin) Source Code & Details: GitHub Repository (https://github.com/singhJasvinder101/leetpush) I'd love to hear your feedback. What do you think? Any features you'd like to see in the next LeetCode automation update? Thanks for checking it out! <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Best-Ad7408 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Best-Ad7408)
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Deploying and Maintaining Containers Using AWS ECS
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1m80dg9/deploying_and_maintaining_containers_using_aws_ecs/

<!-- SC_OFF -->In this post, we will discuss the fundamentals, deployment process, challenges, and practical applications of running and managing containers with AWS ECS. <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/ram-foss (https://www.reddit.com/user/ram-foss)
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[Launch] DevLaunchPad — A Curated Collection of Starter Templates to Help You Build Faster
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1m80z6q/launch_devlaunchpad_a_curated_collection_of/

<!-- SC_OFF -->Hey everyone I just launched DevLaunchPad — a GitHub repo with beginner-friendly, plug-and-play starter templates across different stacks. No more wasting time on boilerplate - just clone, run, and build your project. 🔧 What’s in the box? A bunch of pre-built templates for: Frontend: React, Vue, TailwindCSS Backend: Express.js, FastAPI Fullstack: React + Node, Vue + FastAPI AI-integrated: OpenAI, HuggingFace examples Databases: MongoDB, PostgreSQL setups Each template is minimal, readable, and ready to build on - perfect for: Students working on uni assignments Hackathon participants MVP builders Devs who want to skip boilerplate hell Example Usage bashCopyEditgit clone https://github.com/arshitadewan7/devlaunchpad.git cd devlaunchpad/frontend/react-starter npm install npm run dev You're up and running in seconds. 🤝 Open for Contributions This is a community-driven project, and I’d love your help to grow it. Some ideas: Add starters for Next.js, Django, Flutter, Go, etc. Improve existing folder structure and docs Help write beginner-friendly walkthroughs Add Dockerized setups or CI/CD templates Fork it, make your branch, and open a PR - I’d love to feature your contributions. Support If you find this useful: Please star the repo Share it with your dev circle Drop any feedback - ideas, bugs, improvements 🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/arshitadewan7/devlaunchpad Happy to answer any questions, and thank you for checking it out! Let’s build faster - together.
- Arshita (creator of DevLaunchPad) <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/Fearless_Grocery_132 (https://www.reddit.com/user/Fearless_Grocery_132)
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