Media personality @mckatsug has voiced strong criticism of @eddykenzoficial's proposal to create a cemetery for Ugandan creatives.
https://t.co/K46WUEO934
I'm a backend engineer and all I do everyday writing backend code is simply CRUD. Whether microservices, web sockets, caching, CQRS, event sourcing or whatever, they are simply different approaches of managing CRUD at scale. So don't make CRUD sound like some amateur concept .
CRUD Powers the Internet. Everything we do on the Web is simply Create, Read, Update, Delete.
🚀 TanStack Query Firebase v1.0.6 is live! 🎉
A new release packed with new powerful hooks for Firebase Authentication & Firestore. Managing state & data in your React apps just got smoother!
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Yunga Mid-week Security Check-in
Are you one of those people that keeps waking up at random hours during the night to check whether your members or valuables are safe? We understand the frustration that comes with this! With Yunga, you can automate that surveillance today!
Would you like to reduce the cost of securing your home without compromising your safety?
Look no further! Yunga is here for you. Kindly reach out to us today to start your journey to a 10 times faster response during security emergencies or attacks and a 24/7 monitoring system!
We are honored to receive an award for our sponsorship of #ULSALC24!
@NovaGenUG is committed to empowering law firms through innovations like NOVA LEGAL, a legal management system designed to streamline operations in law firms.
#NovaLegal#Innovation#SoftwareEngineering
Today, explore Yunga's Use Case #3: The Yunga doorbell magic that enhances remote communication! Ring the doorbell through the app for secure control and fast responses, ensuring you open only for trusted guests and avoid thieves. Gone are the days of "I didn't hear it ring!"
Celebrate Ugandan ingenuity with us at the National Science Week, Kololo! Our Yunga device is not just a product; it's a testament to local innovation and a beacon of hope for safer neighborhoods. Visit our stall and glimpse into the future of community safety!
Most developers aren't good because they have an amazing innate talent.
They are good because they have put the hours in, they have spent hours trying to figure out an issue, fixing a weird bug, or googling an error message that lends no results.
Practice makes perfect.