Emmanuel Eke

Building robust, scalable systems with Python/FastAPI.
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[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@Aditya_181105 For global scale? Depends on the system.

I don’t see the issue with ints. They’re guessable, sure, but guessability isn’t a security vulnerability if auth is properly implemented.

Ints can also be more manageable for cursor pagination, indexing, casting, etc.

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@Aditya_181105 I will check the network connection, you will be shocked the damage a poor network can cause

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@aryan_mittal007 The idea is not cramming it but implementing them over time you will get used to them I remember when database triggers and functions seemed foreign to me not anymore

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@vishnuv56426628 @dark_coderz Why do you think query parameter scale better? Path parameter scales well

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@dark_coderz The difference between path parameter and query is not a performance issue

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@yashmp2004 First run explain analyze to confirm if the issue is a DB issue. As an engineer don't solve a problem you are not sure of

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@lunga_nokuthaba @shubh19 Java can be done in 6 months. Put 6 hours per day

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@shubh19 The language don't matter as much as what you can do with the language

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@CodingPuzzle_en @ArshadSanwal7 Projects are a very great way to learn programming. The better the project the steeper the learner curve the higher the knowledge attainable

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@ArshadSanwal7 @CodingPuzzle_en Python development is a large niche , larger than you might think

If you want to learn Python so you could earn then remove 100 days from your mind.

Python is broader than backend. In 100 days you can write functional code but you will still need more than that for production

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If you're building a backend and you're never asking:

“What happens if this operation partially fails?”

you're probably designing only for the happy path.

Production doesn't care about your happy path.

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@Maxwell_Dev1 Blockchain? Do you do web3?

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@Nikita26rai That's why unit testing matters

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@Shivam0_0Tiwari Learning conditionals is absolutely necessary, you should use it to build a tiny module

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@Rofeeah_Tijani Is this CNN?

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@BOLEXMAN12 True, that's why distributed systems rock. Shared responsibility

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@DivyaJy46218324 It should also teach you unit testing. Mine thought me that

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@MO__AZAM__ Do you manage your memory

[Emmanuel Eke @CodeEmmanuelPy]

@Aadarshcodes Those things seem like a mountain at first but if you tackle them with grit, they'd be like anthill in months