Don’t be me.
Prepared for JEE. Failed.
Cracked CUET with 92+ everywhere. Still chose wrong.
Took the wrong college. Started DSA early. Still stuck at arrays.
No consistency. No excuses left.
This is where the war starts.
One year from now, I won’t explain—results will🚀
Less gooo
Today's Progress
-Background jobs, BullMQ & RabbitMQ
-System design: Networking & Scaling
-studied about Microservices & Distributed Systems
-worked on Frontend and Backend of two project
Today's Progress
-Background jobs, BullMQ & RabbitMQ
-System design: Networking & Scaling
-studied about Microservices & Distributed Systems
-worked on Frontend and Backend of two project
Today's Progress
-Background jobs, BullMQ & RabbitMQ
-System design: Networking & Scaling
-studied about Microservices & Distributed Systems
-worked on Frontend and Backend of two project
Here's an AI coding problem I think more developers should talk about:
AI can help you write code faster. But faster code generation doesn't automatically mean faster software delivery.
Someone still has to review it, test it, debug it, and make sure it actually solves the problem.
Maybe the next bottleneck in software engineering isn't writing code.
It's verifying what AI writes.
What exactly are distributed systems, and how are they different from traditional backend architectures?
Is it just microservices, or is there much more to it?
Gonna to study about it now 😜