I’ve been building Rayern for a while now.
I’m opening the private beta and looking for freelancers and people who work with clients to test it.
Want to test it?
Comment “beta” and I’ll DM you.
Know someone who might be interested? Feel free to repost.
Day 1 of learning Python 🐍
Covered:
• Variables
• Data types
• f-string formatting
I learned how Python stores different kinds of values and how f-strings make combining text and variables much cleaner.
Small start, but we move.
#100DaysOfCode#Python#100DaysOfPython
@HeyDjekyll Exactly. That’s what I’m aiming for. Use the tools to move faster, but build enough fundamentals to understand, question, and fix what they produce.
I started learning DSA, but I decided to go back to the foundation first.
I’m picking up Python to learn DSA properly, understand algorithms, and expand my backend knowledge.
No rushing. I want to actually understand the fundamentals.
The day has arrived. 🐍
Day 1 of #100DaysOfPython starts today.
I’m going back to the fundamentals, building my Python foundation, and using it to dive deeper into DSA and backend development.
Let’s see where 100 days takes me.
I’m turning this into a #100DaysOfPython challenge.
Starting Monday, I’ll be learning Python, working through DSA, and sharing what I learn along the way.
Day 1 starts Monday. 🐍
I started learning DSA, but I decided to go back to the foundation first.
I’m picking up Python to learn DSA properly, understand algorithms, and expand my backend knowledge.
No rushing. I want to actually understand the fundamentals.
Submitting my Solari challenge: Probe.
Built an agent that can investigate real websites, run experiments, collect evidence, and verify whether a suspected issue is actually a bug.
GitHub: https://t.co/aEaVIvdgTQ
Live: https://t.co/bSDQGwqnx7
@harrychow_@getsolari
A database index doesn't just make queries faster.
It gives the database a faster path to find specific data instead of scanning every row.
The tradeoff: storage and write overhead.
One thing I’ve been paying more attention to lately:
An API isn’t just about making a request and getting a response.
The structure of the endpoints, status codes, validation, error responses, and authentication all affect how easy the frontend is to build and maintain.
Your frontend is not a security boundary.
Hidden fields can be changed.
Disabled buttons can be bypassed.
Client-side validation can be skipped.
Anything coming from the browser should be treated as untrusted input.
The backend has to enforce the rules.
I’ve been building Rayern for a while now.
I’m opening the private beta and looking for freelancers and people who work with clients to test it.
Want to test it?
Comment “beta” and I’ll DM you.
Know someone who might be interested? Feel free to repost.
If you’ve been stuck on a problem for 30 minutes, explain it out loud.
Sometimes hearing yourself explain it is enough to spot what you’ve been missing.