ATUL PATIDAR

Aspiring Full Stack Developer skilled in MERN, Next.js, and AI/LLM's. Passionate about building scalable and efficient web

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

Just wrapped up my Devin AI clone 🚀: an autonomous AI coding agent that plans, writes, tests & debugs code in isolated Docker sessions.
Built with Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, and LLM APIs.
Huge thanks to @kirat_tw for the guidance 🙏
#buildinpublic #AI #100xdevs #HiringNow

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

🚀 365-day LeetCode streak. Officially done.

100+ badges earned along the way — monthly consistency badges, 50/100/200-day milestones, all through daily grinding.

The real win isn't the badges. It's the habit.

📢 Open to SDE/Backend roles, let's connect!

#LeetCode #OpenToWork

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

@SwapAgarwal 💯 agree 👍

[Nikhil Kadam @NickK2305]

things no fullstack roadmap will ever teach you 🔥

(32/100) - Background Jobs & Retries

every system eventually needs to do something after the request ends - sending emails, processing files, syncing data.

that’s where background jobs come in.

1. the why
api requests should finish fast. anything slow (3rd-party api calls, pdf generation, uploads) goes to a queue.
this makes apps faster, cheaper, and more reliable.

2. the how
bullmq (redis-based) is the go-to for node apps.
jobs get added to a queue → worker processes them in background → results logged.
you can retry, delay, or prioritize tasks easily.

3. example flow
• user signs up → add “sendWelcomeEmail” to queue
• worker picks it up → calls email api
• fails? → auto-retry 3x with exponential backoff
• after success → log result + mark complete

4. what pros do differently
• idempotency: prevent same job from running twice
• deduplication: hash payloads to avoid duplicates
• monitoring: use Bull Board or custom dashboards
• DLQs: dead-letter queues for failed jobs

5. scale tips
• separate queue by job type (email, sync, webhook)
• use concurrency limits (one worker per cpu)
• persist results in redis only short-term, then clean up

👉🏻 mini project
• express app + bullmq + redis
• queue “send email” job → simulate failures
• implement retries, delays, and DLQ
• visualize queue in bull-board ui

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

100 days of consistency. 100 days of growth. 💯Proud to earn the 100 Days Badge 2025! 📷Here’s to the next challenge! 📷#KeepGoing #100DaysBadge #Coding #LeetCode #LearnInPublic #developer #MERN #Java

[Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh]

Software Engineers are not paid for writing code.

They’re paid for solving problems.

The faster you accept this, the better your life and career will be.

[Jacques.web3 @jacques_web3]

Unpopular opinion: Software engineering is the only job where the interview is harder than the actual job

Interview: Design a distributed system for 10M users
Job: The login button moved 2 pixels, please fix

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

@IAjitDoval_IND Jai Bajrangbali 🚩🇮🇳

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

@cactroHQ @cactroHQ just completed an amazing experience 👍

[ATUL PATIDAR @ATUL4CODE]

@Yashank18 Hi @Yashank18 ,
this is my Github link
https://t.co/pJ0zci4T6T

[Pratham @Prathkum]

Web Development – The best way to master it is to build projects as you learn.

If I were to start learning today, I would break it down into 10 steps:

• Chapter 1

→ HTML Basics
→ CSS Fundamentals
→ Understanding the DOM
→ Introduction to Responsive Design
→ Building a Simple Web Page

• Chapter 2

→ CSS Layouts
→ Box Model Mastery
→ Flexbox and Grid
→ Creating Navigation Bars
→ Project: Personal Portfolio Page

• Chapter 3:

→ JavaScript Essentials
→ Variables and Data Types
→ Conditional Statements
→ Loops and Functions
→ Project: Interactive Calculator

• Chapter 4

→ DOM Manipulation with JavaScript
→ Event Handling
→ Form Validation
→ Local Storage
→ Project: To-Do List App

• Chapter 5

→ Responsive Web Design
→ Media Queries
→ Mobile-First Approach
→ CSS Frameworks (e.g., Tailwind)
→ Project: Mobile-Friendly Blog

• Chapter 6

→ AJAX and API Calls
→ JSON Data Parsing
→ Fetch API
→ Creating Dynamic Content
→ Project: Weather App with API Integration

• Chapter 7

→ Node.js Fundamentals
→ Express.js Framework
→ Building RESTful APIs
→ CRUD Operations
→ Project: Simple Node.js Server

• Chapter 8

→ Database Basics (SQL/NoSQL)
→ Connecting Node.js to Databases
→ User Authentication
→ Project: User Registration & Login

• Chapter 9

→ Frontend Frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, or Vue)
→ Component-Based Development
→ Routing in SPA
→ Building a Single-Page App (SPA)
→ Project: SPA with Framework of Choice

• Chapter 10

→ Deployment & Hosting
→ Version Control with Git
→ CI/CD Pipelines
→ Security Best Practices
→ Project: Deployed Web App

[Swapna Kumar Panda @swapnakpanda]

100 YouTube channels you'll never regret subscribing to:

❯ Programming ➟ Programming with Mosh
❯ Full Stack ➟ Traversy Media
❯ Full Stack ➟ Dave Gray
❯ Data Science ➟ Krish Naik
❯ Data Science ➟ Leila Gharani
❯ Data Analysis ➟ AlexTheAnalyst
❯ DevOps ➟ TechWorld with Nana
❯ Programming ➟ CodeWithHarry

More channels in the attached image.

Who is your favourite YT creator? Reply in the comments.

[Rishabh @Rixhabh__]

20 GitHub repositories that will give you superpowers:↓

[Pratham @Prathkum]

6 GitHub repositories will make your life 90% easier:

[Pradeep Pandey @Div_pradeep]

You don't need to spend a penny to learn web development.

Here are the 10 Best YouTube Channels to learn Web Development for FREE:

[Csaba Kissi @csaba_kissi]

5 Free public APIs you can use for your next project:

[Madza 👨‍💻⚡ @madzadev]

8 Free certifications to add to your resume (boost your career growth):

[Lex Fridman @lexfridman]

We're making history 🤣

[Johnny Brown @johnnyxbrown]

Tired of going into the office? Here are 10 websites to help you build a career in remote work: