@RoshanKrRaii They don't believe in the current state of our constitution. They believe in their version of it which they are willing to impose; which is already in progress for the last couple of years.
@Amockx2022 Do you really think that Indian Elections are concluded based on these points? We Indians could never grow out of the idea of Castes, Religions, Lebels, Languages and Regional Cultures. Nobody thinks about fundamental points while voting... #Sad
@htTweets "Students are using paper leak as EXCUSE" for what? Education Reforms? Oh yes!! that we must stop at any cost. How dare they want to reform the education system for better? #Students are definitely #Antinational -- What a clown disguised as a politician!
दिल्ली पुलिस को आर्मी ऑफिसर की पत्नी का संदेश!
इन्होंने दिल्ली पुलिस को उनकी वर्दी की अहमियत बताई!
Delhi Police
"आपकी शक्ति संविधान से आती है, सरकार से नहीं"
#Fast_Track_Courts#GenZ#cjp_पार्टी
Self-hosted AI agents give you more control over where your assistant runs and how it works.
In this tutorial, @manishmshiva shows you how to deploy your own 24/7 AI agent using OpenClaw on your machine or on a cloud platform.
You'll also learn how to interact with it, think about key security concerns, and keep it updated.
https://t.co/76C5M7Z076
React Native is a JS framework that lets you build native mobile apps for both iOS and Android using one codebase.
And in this course, you'll learn how to use it by building a meditation app.
You'll also use Expo, TypeScript, & other tools along the way.
https://t.co/DcSttgaDFx
Telehealth lets patiences get certain health care remotely, without going to a doctor's office.
And since this approach has gotten so popular, it's helpful for devs to know how to build Telehealth apps.
In this in-depth guide, @Derekvibe26 walks you through building one using the Stream Video and Chat SDK in React.
https://t.co/584vTaOKPT
If you want to run an LLM, you don't have to rely on cloud-based APIs anymore - you can do it right on your local machine.
And in this tutorial, @chairahalkar helps you build your own local AI agent.
You'll use the Qwen 3 family of LLMs along with Ollama which simplifies running LLMs locally.
https://t.co/JgLjzAbTo0
JSON is the standard data exchange format for the web - so you'll run into it all the time as a dev.
This means you should know how to parse, manipulate, and generate it.
In this tutorial, Bala teaches you how to parse JSON in Python and walks you through a few examples.
https://t.co/GOaBM6mM5k
If you're a developer, it's helpful to understand at least the basics of computer networking.
And this in-depth course will teach you key networking concepts you need to know.
It covers topology and architecture, IPv4 addressing, subnetting, error control, routing, DNS, and lots more.
https://t.co/yOXQJaJWsz
Data Scientists are in high demand these days – there's so much data to analyze.
In this course, Tatev and Vahe teach you Python for Data Science.
You'll build projects & learn about exploratory data analysis, AB testing, business intelligence, & more.
https://t.co/0OJ3UElegq
This weekend carve out an hour to go deep with Git and GitHub. freeCodeCamp just published a FREE course for beginners. 🐙🐱 Here are this week's free learning resources worth your time:
1. freeCodeCamp just published a Git and GitHub for beginners course. Git is a powerful version control tool that most developers now use to build software projects together. GitHub is a popular platform that adds tons of collaboration features on top of Git. You'll learn the basics of both in this course, which covers branching, merging, pull requests, and other key concepts. Well worth your time. (1 hour YouTube course): https://t.co/4yUlwjgu8V
2. freeCodeCamp also just launched our new Responsive Web Design Certification. You can now take the final exam and earn this verified cert, then add it to your LinkedIn, CV, or personal website. This is version 10 of the core fCC curriculum. The community collectively spent thousands of hours developing all this as your shortest path to front-end development skills. This announcement and comprehensive FAQ will help you figure out where this fits into your journey toward your learning goals. (100+ hour interactive curriculum): https://t.co/GBUT9aqWj5
3. On this week's freeCodeCamp podcast I interview Andrea Griffiths, who taught herself programming using freeCodeCamp while working in construction. She moved to the US from Colombia when she was 17, and within 6 months she joined the US Army. She ran a chain of gyms before landing a support role at a tech company, then ascended to Product Manager and ultimately Developer Advocate at GitHub. She shares tips for busy parents who want to learn new skills, and how to stay focused in an increasingly distracting world. (1 hour watch or listen in your favorite podcast app): https://t.co/59npYseLuG
4. freeCodeCamp also just published a new Harvard CS50 course that will teach you R, a popular programming language for statistical computing and data science. You'll work with real-world datasets inside the RStudio Integrated Development Environment. You'll learn about Vectors, Matrices, Data Frames, filtering, visualizations, and more. (9 hour YouTube course): https://t.co/1oZvKh8GM4
5. It is with great pride that I announce our Top Open Source Contributors of 2025. It's been a super productive year for the global freeCodeCamp community. As we start our 12th year as a community, we’re firing on all cylinders, pushing forward more steadily than ever toward a future of open source education. (5 minute read): https://t.co/uznjRtH6TV
freeCodeCamp is a charity that creates open source learning resources to help people learn math, programming, and computer science. If open education is an important cause for you, please consider supporting our mission: https://t.co/PJXlqTfhI9
Quote of the Week:
“Take a moment to stop and think about what it is that truly matters to you. And then start making the changes that you need to make.” — Andrea Griffiths on this week's freeCodeCamp podcast talking about her decision to learn programming and launch into an entirely new career
Until next week, happy coding.