I use telegram to contact to some important people, chat with family, uni related stuff and some important purposes.
But then I also use it for fun, leisure or just waste time.
Thought of uninstalling it but it is the main social I get updated from about anything.

lets solve this, we can get help from AI.
lets make it get the important work done, less attractive and handle basic functionalities.

Focused Telegram

Use Telegram being less distracted and get important convo done.

@codistiano

Good morning, everyone. I wish you a productive week ahead.☺️

Starting today, I will be more active, and I'm finishing my e-commerce project. I will post it soon.

@futurefullstack

Hi everyone, hope your day was productive 🙌

Since my goal is to become a fullstack developer, instead of jumping straight into React frameworks like Next.js or other JS frameworks, I decided to start my backend journey.I’ll come back to Next.js later with a better understanding.

Today I explored Node.js — how it works, event loop, async nature, and why it’s powerful for scalable apps.

What I realized is you don’t need to master everything in Node.js at the beginning. Just focus on the basics like:

- Modules (import/export)
- File system basics
- Creating a simple server
- Understanding async (callbacks, promises, async/await)

No need to go too deep into low-level HTTP handling or complex setups, because in real-world projects Express.js handles routing, middleware, and most of that heavy work.

So yeah… keep it simple and build as you learn

Backend journey just started.
Good night 🌙

@futurefullstack

Today I built an Express.js REST API with CRUD operations with hard coded data (without database) . Key learnings: server setup, request handling, routing (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), middleware, and project structure with routes/controllers.

Keep Growing 🤗

@futurefullstack

“You don’t wake up changed. You change through the small things you repeat every day.”

@futurefullstack

Scammers never rest 😆

[Patterns]

I know that most of the time you will use Mongoose, but for debugging and understanding how things work, this cheat sheet will benefit you.

@futurefullstack

اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد 🍃 ❤️‍🩹

Having GitHub Copilot Pro as a student is actually so useful tbh

If you’re a student, you can get it for free through the GitHub Student Developer Pack after verifying your academic email on GitHub.

The setup is super straightforward:

1. Go to GitHub and sign in to your account
2. Add and verify your student email (usually your university email)
3. Apply for the Student Developer Pack and wait for approval
4. Once approved, go to benefits and activate Copilot Pro
5. Install/enable it in your editor (like in vs code)...That's it.

#WorthSharing
@zaya_journal

I found this from linkedin and I agree:

Growth in tech is slower than people show online.
And that’s okay.
Sometimes you open social media and it feels like everyone is moving fast.
Someone just started…
and already built 5 projects.
Someone just shared a big win.
Another person just got a job.
And you look at yourself…
Still learning.
Still figuring things out.
Still trying to understand.
It can make you feel like you’re behind.
But here’s the truth…
What you’re seeing is only the highlights.
You don’t see the confusion.
The errors.
The days things didn’t work.
You don’t see the slow days.
The moments of doubt.
The times they felt like giving up.
Real growth is not loud.
It’s quiet.
It’s in the small things:
Understanding one concept today.
Fixing one bug tomorrow.
Trying again the next day.
It may not look like much…
But it’s adding up.
So if your journey feels slow right now…
You’re not doing anything wrong.
You’re just growing in real life — not on highlights.
Stay with it.
Because slow growth…
is still growth.