You have no idea how many "We vibe-coded this ourselves and now we are stuck. Could you help us?" requests I get on Aceternity.
Learn to code, boys. There's never been a better time for this.
First you work for free.
Then you work for cheap.
Then you earn market rate.
And if you last long enough
You get paid more than anyone else.
The faster you move through these stages,
the sooner you escape them.
Mark my words. Software engineering would revolve more around
- CS fundamentals or Deep tech
- Clean & structured code
- Code with Unit, Service level & integration tests
- super fast in skimming code
Things which wouldn’t matter:-
- language, MERN or whatever
- syntax memory of a dev
- projects with only and only good ui in resume
Bro said "I'm a backend dev"
Reality:
Clerk for auth
Supabase for DB
Appwrite for backend
Vercel for deploy
mf out here stitching APIs together like some broke-ass backend Frankenstein.
That's not engineering. That's duct tape with TypeScript.
Trying to get into the habit of tweeting my progress. Day 2: looking into aws analytics, open source monitoring tools (Open to suggestions?) and picking up zustand!
Been diving into AWS lately - EC2, RDS, and ElastiCache at my internship. Cloud is such an exciting domain beyond just AI, and AWS being the industry standard makes it the best place to start.
A raw and eye-opening watch. Highly recommend checking this out. Thank you for sharing, sir. @AravSrinivas#MustWatch#Perplexity https://t.co/P4Qcc2kisN