Day 119
Exam timetable dropped today. 20 days left 🙂
Used Docuseal today — those guys are good. The API workflow makes sense and the e-signature implementation is dope.
Also working on migrating a codebase's internal pages model. Not easy work, can't share details.
Day 118
New month, started June coding. Want to post and ship more this month but exams are coming so we'll see.
Worked on Portal today but can't merge the PR until I test it on someone's PC — which means waiting days to find someone to borrow from.
..to upload MCL resources without burning my mobile data. Every idea I come up with still requires uploading from my device first, so the data cost always falls on me regardless. Still thinking.
ngl I'm tired. Need funds to survive and it's not coming. Put me on 😔
Day 120
Phone was dead all day, only got to charge around evening.
Finally figured out what @cencori is — it's an AI gateway for developers building AI products for their users. Think Vercel AI SDK but broader and more flexible. Interesting space.
Also been thinking about how
Day 119
Exam timetable dropped today. 20 days left 🙂
Used Docuseal today — those guys are good. The API workflow makes sense and the e-signature implementation is dope.
Also working on migrating a codebase's internal pages model. Not easy work, can't share details.
Done that, thank you very very much
Honestly I don't know why I didn't think of searching it,I just learnt nano from using it, didn't really make any search on it
If you use nano, follow the method in the quoted post
Run & Create:
nano ~/.nanorc
Inside that file, paste this:
set mouse
set linenumbers
set tabsize 4
set autoindent
set softwrap
Then save.
Reopen your project files.
That solves a lot of problems including yours.
Now move your cursor with a single click.
@J_Tara_ I have never used YouTube in my days of coding so I guess it depends on how one can assimilate quick I guess, cus Ai is faster and skips through lot of things
Day 46 of Learning Backend
Continued with Redis and Caching today.
I learnt about:
– Sets (SADD, SMEMBERS, SREM)
– Hash commands (HSET, HGET, HGETALL, HDEL, HEXISTS)
Hashes let you store objects with multiple fields, and Sets store unique values with no duplicates