Pranjal Verma

Data Engineer @Accenture

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

@Surendar__05 Downtime

[Vivek Galatage @vivekgalatage]

Learn algorithms - visually!

An excellent collection of interactive algorithms organized by category. Check it out.

https://t.co/uby1YJwoap

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

@arpit_bhayani Congratulations!!

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@takeUforward_ https://t.co/RDAtYGKYqG

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@vct_emea Pranjal
FNC
Skye

[Aman @Amank1412]

Someone built a web-based System Design Simulator,

where you drag & drop architecture components and actually simulate traffic, failures, latency, and scaling in real time,

System design just got way more interactive.

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

@takeUforward_ @striver_79 Any plans to add a search bar to the website? Even a simple fuzzy search would significantly improve problem discovery and navigation.

[Avi Dwivedi @whoavidwivedi]

We just dropped the full syllabus for the SQL + Data Engineering Foundations Course.
If you plan to study by yourself, bookmark this.
Here is literally everything inside. 🧵👇

[Tom Dörr @tom_doerr]

Resources for data engineering careers

https://t.co/Jybzhv2Xet

[Gaurav Sen @gkcs_]

I don't want to be the next Byjus.

Folks, the AI Engineering cohort is for working professionals only. Please don't purchase a seat by going into debt.

We don't give job guarantee. We are here to help you build production grade AI applications.

So please only invest if the ROI makes sense to you.

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Enrollment in the program is expected to save ~200 hours of your time this year, which would otherwise be spent in trying to learn AI yourself.

That's about one month of work time.

If the program price is higher than your monthly salary, I don't recommend it.

It is only worth it if you are in a positive learning frame of mind (being in debt isn't conducive to learning).

Thank you for your support, I am looking forward to the start date: February 28th.

Have an amazing year ahead!

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

@lochan_twt Don’t give ideas bro 💀

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

@MaanasSehgal16 Connect one with the interviewer, try to get the feedback for future interviews

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

Done with Week 1 of Data Engineering Zoomcamp by @DataTalksClub.

It was all about Docker & Terraform.

Here is the solution repo link: https://t.co/o0lfCe9hdI

#dezoomcamp

[Fernando @Franc0Fernand0]

9 LeetCode articles that will help you get ready for your next coding interview:

1. Two Pointers Patterns:
https://t.co/ijp4rdFncJ

2. Binary Search Patterns:

https://t.co/hKN6qSFqMb

3. Dynamic Programming Patterns:
https://t.co/TZSi2M5Knp

4. Graph Problems for beginners: https://t.co/4Anz9m0Kdu

5. Bits Manipulation Patterns https://t.co/JD6lJMYZJg

6. Backtracking Questions Template:
https://t.co/5aI2U9yReD

7. Substring problems Template: https://t.co/PrDA73OMX0

8. Monotonic Stack/Queue Questions: https://t.co/1ucWGE79d1

9. Union-Find Guide:
https://t.co/lTEBzv2axI

[Nikki Siapno @NikkiSiapno]

If you want to become a better software engineer (in 2026),

read these 15 engineering blogs:

1. Uber Engineering
↳ https://t.co/KClBA7duej

2. Airbnb Tech Blog
↳ https://t.co/wxIgY9yEU5

3. Meta Engineering
↳ https://t.co/Gk1odu0G1G

4. AWS Architecture
↳ https://t.co/kvBAMbpyvr

5. Netflix TechBlog
↳ https://t.co/T3StVaZlCB

6. Discord Engineering
↳ https://t.co/ne9lNeUeMX

7. Google Research
↳ https://t.co/UUM2DzSKQR

8. NVIDIA Developer
↳ https://t.co/i9y3zNuNyC

9. Slack Engineering
↳ https://t.co/qT1O4xxSoc

10. Cloudflare Blog
↳ https://t.co/oSp5ALRFPT

11. Figma Tech Blog
↳ https://t.co/SEIJxVTINV

12. Shopify Engineering
↳ https://t.co/KYNPechxOJ

13. Stripe Engineering
↳ https://t.co/w8c7fcJKgj

14. Microsoft Engineering
↳ https://t.co/zgLHpGKBRa

15. GitHub Engineering
↳ https://t.co/83WGnNkagK

Bonus (system design deep dives): Level Up Coding
↳ https://t.co/r3l7NXrMQv

What other blogs should be on this list?

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[Subhash Choudhary @subhashchy]

in this world, you either learn, or you become irrelevant.

[Striver | Building takeUforward @striver_79]

Yeah bro, just sprinkle ‘India’ on the sentence to become cool - zero research.

The global tech-education space is far more exploitative than most people imagine, but taking cheap shots at “India” somehow feels cooler.

Some quick facts:

- LeetCode did ~$33.7M last year. Hardly any videos, just by selling mostly company-tagged questions. Select “Google” on the list, and you will find “palindrome” 🤣 They smartly sell you pattern questions and you get a similar question. But it’s a foreign brand, so they must be right.

- Mock interviews cost $100–$300 per session.

- Salary-negotiation advice is sold for ~$100.

- Recorded AI courses go for $1,000–$2,000.

- Provoking ad’s “wanna be a swe at google”. Oops sorry, creative.

I am not even getting into the quality or customer support. It’s pathetic.

So yes, there are bad actors in the Indian market too, no one’s denying that. Some people have absolutely capitalised on insecurity, and they deserve to be called out.

But casually attaching a country’s name to look smart is not done here.

If you don’t want to pay to learn, that’s a personal choice. You can avoid it completely. No one forces you to.

People do pay for convenience. Almost every product you use today exists because of that.

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

Data Engineer with 2+ years of experience. Building scalable pipelines, ETL, Spark, Airflow, SQL & Python. Open to new opportunities in 2026 🚀

Currently exploring roles (remote/hybrid preferred)

DMs open | #DataEngineering #OpenToWork #Hiring

[Pranjal Verma @pvcodes]

@grok did something!

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