Anshuman

4x Adobe Commerce(Magento) Certified, Adobe Commerce Subject Matter Expert, SalesForce Commerce Cloud (Demandware) Certified Architect

[Anshuman @anshumanravi]

Presenting all new #Magento2 and #DependencyInjection at #Inmagento Dev meetup - Bangalore.

[Anshuman @anshumanravi]

@kiranpuranik Bro you have no idea, phone is given to control kid, you would prefer annoying chhota bheem compared to ten things getting spilled all over place

[𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐝 @Be_like_legend]

I asked my therapist:
"What do I do when nothing in my life is technically wrong, but I still feel empty?"

She said:
"Grab a journal. Answer these 10 questions. Don't perform. Don't edit. Just answer."

Let's go:

[विजय 🇮🇳 @bijjuu11]

Mukesh khanna in India got latent in front of samay Raina and Rakhi Sawant

[Deepak Bopanna @dpkBopanna]

"Why did u whitetop a road when you knew a flyover was going to be built there. Do the white topping, cut it open, waste it & then build a flyover again?" : Minister Krishna Byre Gowda pulls up and official during a GBA meeting today.

[Anshuman @anshumanravi]

I am with @ChatGPTapp these days :

Mai aur meri #AI aksar batien kiya krte hain....

[Puneet Patwari @system_monarch]

Senior backend interview in 2026.

How many of these can you explain clearly:

Event sourcing
Saga pattern
Bulkhead isolation
Token bucket vs leaky bucket
Consistent hashing
Write-ahead logging
Backpressure
Tombstone records
Bloom filters
Vector clocks
Gossip protocol
Idempotency keys
Read-your-writes consistency

If it's less than 8, you're not ready.

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 23-year-old Charu Pandey from Chhattisgarh cleared 19 competitive government examinations through self-study. 🙏

Exams cleared: SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, SSC GD, SSC CPO, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, NTPC, Group D, Delhi Police, Chhattisgarh Sub-Inspector, Transport Sub-Inspector, and CG NHM posts.

[Vikash Singh Tomar @code_bytein]

Most developers think HTTP methods are just conventions.

They're not. They're contracts.

Here's what every backend dev should know 🧵
GET-> Read only. Never modify data. Safe + idempotent. Cache it.
POST-> Create a resource-> Not idempotent - calling twice creates two records.
PUT-> Replace the entire resource-> Idempotent - same result every time.
PATCH-> Update only what changed ->Partial update, not full replacement.
DELETE -> Remove the resource-> Idempotent - deleting twice = same result.

The part nobody teaches:
Idempotent means: same request, same result, no matter how many times you call it.

GET, PUT, DELETE = idempotent
POST = not idempotent
PATCH = depends on implementation

Why it matters:
Network failures happen. Clients retry requests. If your DELETE isn't idempotent - you have a bug waiting to happen.
Design your APIs like contracts.
Not like suggestions.

[Akshay 🚀 @akshay_pachaar]

Google just dropped a new LLM!

You can run it locally on just 8GB RAM.

Let's fine-tune this on our own data (100% locally):

[Tech with Mak @techNmak]

These engineering blogs have leveled up my tech skills more than any bootcamp, course, or conference.

Here are the ones worth bookmarking:

[Anshuman @anshumanravi]

And for commit,you would need to enter 8 digit OTP, that you can't copy and paste, and a captcha , and no right click allowed popup

[Krishna Mishra @KrishnaBuildsAI]

If VS Code was made in India 🥲😭

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

I start with very informal specifications written by hand. I have an agent convert these into harder specifications that are subdivided into tasks. I review these.

Then I feed those tasks into the specifier agent, which converts each task to Gherkin, prunes the Gherkin, and then hands it off to the coder agent. I spot check the Gherkin.

The coder agent writes acceptance tests directly from the Gherkin. Then writes unit tests. Then writes code. When all those tests pass, the coder agents hands off to the refactorer agent.

The refactorer agent reduces crap to 6 or below, and reduces any duplication. Then it write property tests and gets them to pass. Then it hands off to the architect agent.

The architect agent runs language mutation and covers any uncovered sections, and kills all survivors. Then it runs Gherkin mutation and kills any of those survivors. Then it runs the entire test suite, and when it passes it hands the result off to the specifier, coder, and refactorer.

I spot check the code.

This is an exercise of transformations from the informal to the formal through managed stages, with human interaction decreasing with each stage.

Raw computer power is the limiting factor. Those mutation tests are CPU intensive.

[भागलपुर जनचेतना @BhagalpurJan]

गुजरात के आनंद में फिर एक पुल गिरा। #GujaratisNotForBeginners

[Katyayani Shukla @aibytekat]

JOB INTERVIEW:
"Tell me about a conflict with a coworker."

Most candidates say:
"We had different working styles, but we sat down, talked it through, and found common ground. It made us stronger as a team."

THE WINNING ANSWER:

[Chirag Barjatya @chiragbarjatya]

I met an administrator recently and this was my first question - why don't we fine people who litter or spit on roads?

He told me fines won't and cannot work in this country. I asked him why, he gave me three reasons.

1. People are dheet. (stubborn). You fine them 200₹ or 500₹ or 5000₹ they will just deny to pay. Straight on your face. There is nothing you will be able to do. You think you can jail them for this? Jails are already full. You think you will do some lathi work? They will gather the entire local area or village on you. Would someone risk his or her life for 15-30k salary? I don't think so

2. Local volunteers and administration are people of people around. That traffic police guy you see on road is a distant family member or a friend of the guy who is breaking the signal or painting the footpath red. No one fines their own family members. If not family member, same religion or caste also plays a role here.

3. We are overloaded and there is too much of traffic and crowd everywhere. You cannot possibly stop every bike riding on footpath because that will cause huge traffic jam during peak hours. You cannot stop every car before zebra crossing. You cannot stop two people in a religious place of worship to maintain queue.

The only way to solve this problem is to educate the entire generation to generation. Or maybe some large revolution in the entire country like from tonight 8pm every truck will drive in 3rd lane. Every thar owner will have to go under test, every creta owner will have to change their horn and headlight.

[Eklavya Singh @eklavyajpr]

I was under the impression that only I have a designated pocket in my trousers reserved especially for my Wife's Mobile Phone but just noticed at the Amber Fort today that even the US Secretary Of State @marcorubio is nothing more than an assistant to his wife.

[Puneet Patwari @system_monarch]

Backend Developer Job is simple, you just need to master these concepts

HTTP methods
Status codes
Request headers
Response headers
Authentication
Authorization
JWT tokens
Session management
Cookies
OAuth 2.0
API design
RESTful APIs
GraphQL
WebSockets
Server-side rendering
Database design
SQL queries
NoSQL databases
Database indexing
Query optimization
ACID properties
CAP theorem
Normalization/Denormalization
ORM (Object-Relational Mapping)
Connection pooling
Transactions
Migrations
Seeding data
Caching strategies
Redis
Memcached
CDN integration
Rate limiting
Throttling
API versioning
Middleware
Error handling
Logging
Monitoring
Application performance monitoring (APM)
Load balancing
Horizontal scaling
Vertical scaling
Microservices architecture
Monolithic architecture
Message queues
Pub/Sub patterns
Event-driven architecture
CQRS pattern
Saga pattern
API Gateway
Service mesh
Docker containers
Kubernetes orchestration
CI/CD pipelines
Environment variables
Configuration management
Secrets management
CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
CSRF protection
XSS prevention
SQL injection prevention
Input validation
Output sanitization
Password hashing
Bcrypt/Argon2
Salt and pepper
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
Single sign-on (SSO)
RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)
ABAC (Attribute-Based Access Control)
File uploads
Streaming data
Pagination
Filtering and sorting
Full-text search
Elasticsearch
Background jobs
Cron jobs
Task scheduling
Worker processes
Async/await patterns
Promises
Callbacks
Thread pools
Process management
Memory management
Garbage collection
Performance profiling
Benchmarking
Testing (unit, integration, E2E)
Mocking and stubbing
API docs (Swagger/OpenAPI)
Postman/Insomnia
Version control (Git)
Code review practices
Debugging techniques
Production deployment strategies

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[Puneet Patwari @system_monarch]

If you are planning a career transition to leadership roles then look closely at these patterns.
If you can see yourself in these patterns, there's something deeper influencing how you show up.