Rahib Khan

.NET craftsman turning ideas into reality with MAUI, WPF, Blazor & Core. XAML + Syncfusion & DevExpress for beautiful UIs.

[Rahib Khan @RahibkhanDev]

@Honey_Khan_1 Rahib from peshawar

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@Milanarose28 yes

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of course

[Karthik @karthikponna19]

Go is a GOATED language, i don't know why people don't learn it

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@AnshikaK7 insta reels

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The next tier of engineers won't manage people first - they'll manage fleets of agents. Learn to decompose work, set clear invariants, and verify output you didn't write. That's a leadership skill. Start practicing it now, on small tasks, before it's the whole job.

[Dan Ellison @danellisona]

Sorry developers, but GPT Astra is coming for your jobs

[Rahib Khan @RahibkhanDev]

The fastest way to level up: rebuild something you already shipped, from scratch, with what you know now. You'll be embarrassed by the old version - that embarrassment is the growth. Do it once a year. It's the closest thing to a cheat code I've found.

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Correctness is not a phase you get to later. The teams that "move fast and fix it in prod" are just borrowing time at a brutal interest rate. Build the boring guarantees in from day one. Speed without trust isn't velocity, it's debt with a countdown.

[Rahib Khan @RahibkhanDev]

Your value isn't the language you know. It's the problems you can own end to end. Pick one system you only half understand - the database, the deploy pipeline, the payment flow - and go all the way down this month. Range compounds. Specialization alone plateaus.

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Juniors ask "how do I build this?" Seniors ask "should this exist?" The most valuable skill isn't writing code faster — it's deleting work that never needed to happen. Audit your backlog this week. Half of it is probably solving problems you no longer have.

[Rahib Khan @RahibkhanDev]

Every serious database can already tell you when someone else changed a row: SQL Server Change Tracking, Postgres logical replication, MySQL binlog, SQLite data_version. The capability was everywhere. The clean abstraction wasn't. So I built it: DbSignal (open source, on NuGet).

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How I keep a large codebase honest: architecture enforced by lint/AST rules, not wiki pages. An import-graph test fails the build if a layer reaches where it shouldn't. Decimal for money, always. Treat the cause, not the symptom. Boring guarantees beat clever code.

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I built DbSignal, a .NET library.

Your .NET app doesn't know when another program changes its database. So I built DbSignal, it auto-updates the app within seconds when the DB changes.

https://t.co/Z1dKNswuP7

[Rahib Khan @RahibkhanDev]

I've rebuilt the same restaurant POS three times: WinForms, then .NET MAUI, now Rust + Svelte. Not because the last one failed — because every rewrite is a chance to earn the abstraction instead of inheriting it. Craft is deleting what you thought you needed.

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@danellisona My DbSignal product a nuget package inform the UI about the db change within microseconds which make software faster and live

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@Priyannkaaaa None of them, I will work on building my own

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@Shay_Slay_ When AI thinking and verifying lol

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Expanded my experience from C# to RUST using framework TAURI backend Rust

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@AnshikaK7 RUST

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@sickdotdev My occupation was really finding a field that really matches my vibes and my desired and finally AI launched and reach my life so happy for it