Just a friendly reminder...
As a student at 100xBootcamp-1. Here's the most important thing that matters to us,
cuzz I don't know anything about this issue 100% ....But pretty suree about the studies
In the past 8 months,
Here's all we've built so far in web dev by @kirat_tw sir
-> trello
-> LinkedIn
-> YT
-> Paytm
-> Leetcode
-> Hissfield AI
-> TS Bench
->CEX
My Reviews so far: (9/10)I have been doing frontend for 3+ years now, but I'm really good at frontend. I know what backend is and how it works, but not able to build a system from scratch, not even the auth and the DB schema = causing low confidence in backend... -> But cuzz all of our lecs are in AD HOC style, making me believe that I can build whatever i can think of, even if I don't know something from the stack -> After watching so many yt videos, i found
@kirat_tw
. While most of the creators like Chai Code, Code with Harry, and JavaScript Mastery don't teach how to build a system from end to end, Kirat always chooses to build with zero script; that's where i felt ki this is what i want, to be capable enough to build what i think -> If u r a beginner, it might we a lil hard to follow the course or the pace; keep reading the docs from projectx100 will help u a lot -> But if you are like me, u need to save time as much as possible; skip something u know and read the docs, then watch the lecs at 1.5x I haven't been able to build all the projects end to end yet, but I will work on them and try to build them all by myself once.
rn my X-factor = frontend, with an understanding of full-stack.
And apart from these, I even build:
-> https://t.co/Uyvvkgrdsj
-> https://t.co/vkMLrojcJ5
my pow: https://t.co/Tq0AChvm9w
Solana summer's back. We're bringing back the Superteam pod.
Checkout the first one here https://t.co/7X3jkDHpDf
Also start learning rust, solana internals, amms, clmms, dlmms, perps, mpc, tss and all the sub topics inside before its too late.
Aloha