Sandeep Maurya

Software Engineer in Progress
MERN Stack

[Sandeep Maurya @dev__sandeep]

@Amitesh48256 Hey, it’s completely fine. Please get some proper rest and take care of yourself

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@Bhavyaztwt True 💯

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@Amitesh48256 👍

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@elegantCodee Because express runs on top-down

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Day 2
Learned how frontend connects with backend using fetch/axios. Built a small project to understand API calls & data flow.
Day 3
Started MongoDB — learned schema, models & practiced creating data.

Things are finally connecting
#100DaysOfCode #FullStackJourney

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@mansistwt Idk

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Day 1
Learned REST API
practiced routes on Postman,
worked on dashboard UI
revised JS with projects & completed assignments
Staying consistent 💪
#Day1 #BackendJourney #Consistency

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@yuj_unite CP

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Completed my 40 days consistency challenge
Earlier, I did this while learning frontend. It helped me a lot to stay focused and improve daily.

From today (5 April), I’m starting again this time for my backend journey 🚀
Goal: Show up every single day, learn, build, and grow.

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@elegantCodee 👍

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Learning Backend
Covered Middleware in Express , Error Handlers,
next() in express

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@mansistwt No Claude 🙏

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@mansistwt https://t.co/xGcuoIUDvA

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@Amitesh48256 Bhai aap toh DSA ki line agye

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@sushilwtf Kirat Sir 🔥

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Just noticed something interesting on my profile 👀

“PCF_LABEL_NONE” — turns out it means no content flags, no restrictions… just clean presence 😄

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@Amitesh48256 best of luck 👍

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@TheBinaryCoder0 🔥

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@naturedotcom Break into smaller parts