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@sultanabaniks@antigravity this is the worst update, they have IDE as a seperate app, but when i installed it, all my settings, extensions, preferences are gone,
and tbh, nobody asked for codex like agentic view, editor view is best
https://t.co/7uUuV4zV9n is here
It’s not just another CRUD tutorial - it’s built around real scenario-based questions you actually get in interviews.
Like “users are getting double charged, how would you fix it?” type stuff.
Learn to think like a backend engineer
@0xlelouch_ Just launched https://t.co/E7rPb8PP6t - inspired by your posts.
It’s a collection of real-world backend incidents that show up in backend engineering interviews,
Would really appreciate it if you could check it out and share your thoughts or feedback
Don’t work with Indian clients, they don’t deserve it
If they approach a foreign developer, they will charge them 3x-5x the rate compared to Indian, they know this
So they go to fellow Indian and the worst part is they still exploit them
This is the condition of freelancing in India.
I don’t usually use X for this. But sometimes you have to speak up so other freelancers don’t walk into the same trap.
Around August 2025, I worked on a project with Honey Veda (they also appeared on @sharktankindia )
The workflow was standard: 50% upfront, 50% after delivery
Everything was delivered fully documented and completed.
After delivery, the person I was directly working with this guy Vivek Rajoria — suddenly changed the narrative. The project was apparently “not complete” anymore, despite receiving 100% of the deliverables.
Then the classic move started: Ghosting. Delays. “Talk to the CEO Hardik Joshi instead.”
The CEO Hardik Joshi apparently hardly have time to check his email, whatsapp, and all the communication media, even a cellular call. Must be an extremely busy schedule lol.
After months of chasing a payment that was already earned, I eventually gave up for my own mental peace.
That was 7 months ago.
Today something unexpected happened. They accidentally added me to their SEO strategy call that was meant for another freelancer. I joined the call, greeted everyone normally. They said I was added by mistake.
But since the CEO was on the call, I thought it was the perfect time to ask about the pending payment.
The moment I started speaking: The CEO instantly left the call, then Vivek Rajoria started abusing me, and then he left the call as well. Professionalism at its finest.
Fortunately, I recorded the call.
The video below shows exactly how the conversation went.
I’m posting this for one reason:
Freelancers deserve to be paid for work they deliver. If you’re working with HoneyVeda, make sure your payment terms are protected.
Learn from my mistake.
@anulagarwal given the work scope in that ss, its not really worth it to do it for 30k to 50k at all
there is a lot more than building a working backend,
security, maintenance, infra includes caching, background tasks, and a lot more in the backend space
@0xlelouch_ 1) this is not a true rest styled endpoint
2) endpoint should mean resources and not action
3) use delete method instead of get, get should never be used to take write action on database level
4) use proper authorisation bearer header