Do any of u guys know of an LLM integrated input-based dummy data generator? I'm kinda tired of having to come up with dummy data myself. 😁

When I say dummy data, it's in JSON format.

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#Nerd_Podcast

Hey there, I'm back with this week's Nerd Podcast, the sixth episode. Our special guest is Natan Hailu. Most of you guys know him from his Geez Tech YouTube channel and other social media content. Natan is going to be our guest on the upcoming Nerd Space Podcast. He's working in cybersecurity with a focus on penetration testing... On the upcoming podcast, we will talk about Natan's journey in cybersecurity, Geez Tech, and his overall experience in the field. Join us on the upcoming TechNerd podcast to learn more about Natan.

#Nerd_Podcast
#Episode_6

Guest: Natan Hailu
Date: April 30, Tuesday
Time : 7 PM ( 1 seat LT )

@selfmadecoder

Oh, wow... this guy shows no mercy these days... another win for The Rabbit Team 😁... They released an hour-long live demo of the Rabbit R1 on their channel about a week ago. I guess they know Marquess is cooking up something... Honestly speaking, I thought this was cool, from the design to performance (even though not up to the level they might be claiming). I think this will evolve, and somehow something new will come out of this [my optimistic opinion]. Anyway, this guy is just bankrupting these companies lately, and they can do nothing about it...

2024: An era where a dude from his office on a random platform called YouTube can bankrupt your multi-million/billion-funded company 😁

here is the video Link

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#Nerd_podcast

#Episode6

Guest: Natan Hailu (Geez Tech)

Topic: In this episode, we discussed Natan's journey in cybersecurity, about his Geez Tech ( his social medias) , and his experiences and work in the cybersecurity industry.

Links:
Geez Tech YouTube Channel
Geez Tech Telegram Channel

I am literally going to code all night for the project I've been given. I have to finish a production app in 24 to 32 hours.

am gonna post a lot tonight 😁

@selfmadecoder

I'm exhausted... My brain isn't functioning properly. It feels like I'm reading something more than three times over. Exhausted, Tired, Not thinking clearly😴

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done with the phase one [ ohh Boy 😁 ]

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Turso + Drizzle + bun + Hono / Elysia

I have to work on a project with these ones.
I might even build the project in the Beth stack 😁 using Htmx to make it a full-stack project. wdt ??? ...

and also any ideas for the project ;

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I'm gearing up for another round today [ coding the Entire night ] since the project deadline is tomorrow at 7 AM [ tewat 12 seat ish 😁 ]. I'm currently working on the backend using Node.js with Express, along with MongoDB and Mongoose ORM. My plan is to finish it and then integrate it with the mobile apps and the admin dashboard. By the way, Shadcn Blocks have been very handy for the dashboard, especially with Next.js, saving me a lot of time.

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Hey, I'm about to call it a night after a long one 😁 ... Finished up the backend and did some work integrating it with the dashboard, plus handling state using Zustand...

@selfmadecoder

This guy is literally a genius. Seriously, I saw his project and was so impressed with the idea! 😊 He built a web app to predict power outages in your area using weather and rain techniques. This is called using your skill for something unique and genius. I mean, nearly all of us have worked with weather APIs one way or another, but most of us just create some basic weather app that fetches data from the API provider and renders it in a slightly different UI.

But this dude takes the entire thing to another level. He takes the data and uses it to predict possible power outages in one's area, since most of our country's power outages are related to that. What impressed me the most is that he did this on a 2GB RAM PC. Like, seriously, what the heck! Let this be a reminder for those of u who are always complaining.

This is an honest referral. Join his channel here: @PyrrhoOfElis

@selfmadecoder

I'm getting a couple of job offers from Indians on LinkedIn 😂😂 ... One even tracked down my number and gave me a call. (Not sure how you feel about this. I know we have Indian members here, so I want to be respectful.) Would you consider taking on a project from an Indian?

For me, nah, not happening 😁. But hey, I'm open to hearing your thoughts if you can convince me otherwise.

@selfmadecoder

Upcoming Post: You Don't Know Frontend Development.
Part 2 for Backend Coming Soon

Reason: The reason for this post is that many people think web development is the easiest thing in programming, as if they've worked on real-world products rather than their beloved clone projects copied from YouTube, which barely function. They also claim to be masters/gods of both backend and frontend development, building an app that barely attracts 10 users, including themselves, which is often just a todo app 😁. Please share this with anyone you think needs to read it. I'm sure there are many.

Reminder: This is something I remind myself of every day to strive for improvement and keep up with the latest and most advanced techniques to become a better developer every single day.

Einstein said it best: EGO = 1 / knowledge. The more you know, the more you realize you don't know, and can't know much.

@selfmadecoder

Yeah, this might be a question for you, but I'm here to tell you what I tell myself every day... Lately, almost every programmer and their mother claims to be a full-stack developer. 😁 I'll be back to the backend in the next post, but let me tell you why you might not know frontend.

Frontend is not only about UI: I'm not saying that UI isn't a part of frontend development, but it's like the least of your concerns as a frontend developer. You might ask, "What should be my concern?" Well, I'm here to tell you 😊... Trust me, you'll encounter a whole bunch of problems if you plan to create a scalable, smooth, and performant product. There are a lot of things you should consider.

Managing Your State: How you manage your state dictates your app's scalability and performance. I mean, you could technically fetch data in every component, but in terms of scalability ( let say u got 1,000,000 hits which will be 1,000,000 requests to your backend server ), this is literally writing your own DDOS script for your product. Not only does it crush; next thing you know, you have a $1000 AWS bill on your company account.[ I know it's exaggerated... Anyway u get what I mean 😁]

Optimization: Consider various methods to optimize data. For instance, caching can provide users with a seamless experience until updated data is fetched. Use file and media compression to enhance app performance. Moreover, optimizing website performance also covers reducing load times, minimizing network requests, and optimizing rendering processes, which necessitates a deep understanding of frontend optimization techniques. However, it is essential to delve further into specific optimization strategies and tools such as lazy loading, code splitting, and image optimization.

Security: How secure is your app? CORS, CSP, and even protecting against scraping for sensitive data—ever thought of this? If not, you should.

Testing: Here's the thing: if you're not testing your code, you're just crossing your fingers and hoping for the best. Frontend testing isn't just about making sure your buttons click and your forms submit; it's about stress-testing your app to ensure it can handle whatever the world throws at it.

And hey, I'm just scratching the surface here! There's a lot to cover, so I challenge you to ask yourself this question again and again, like I do... Because that's what's going to help you understand frontend. But if you go to YouTube and follow a tutorial just to make another worthless Netflix clone and then claim frontend is easy or that you're a god of frontend... I'm here to remind you, you don't know frontend.

Stay tuned for the backend post!

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Happy Easter, dear fams .. Today, let's think about what Easter really means—the time when Jesus rose from the dead. His love and sacrifice show us how to be kind, caring, and forgiving. Let's be happy because Easter brings hope and new beginnings. Remember, Jesus gave us the best gift ever—salvation. I hope you and your loved ones have a special and joyful Easter! May this day remind us of the power of love and the promise of eternal life.

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