Samarth Kapse

Software Engineer

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 33/100 🚀

Learned how "req.url" and "url.parse()" work in Node.js, and understood the difference between CommonJS and ES6 Modules.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 32/100 🚀

Started my Node.js backend journey. Learned why we need a backend, how to create a server, and how requests & responses work.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

@MOHITASHOKSONI @rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy Same bro

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 15/100 🚀

Completed DOM and learned how JavaScript manipulates HTML, works with elements, and converts HTML into objects.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 14/100 🚀

Built a custom sorting function and custom implementations of map(), filter(), and reduce() to understand how they work internally.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 13/100 🚀

Learned Date and Functions in depth, including callbacks, arrow functions, and custom functions. Also attended an extra session on tech and AI.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

🔥 Built a JavaScript Runtime in pure Python for Thunder Hackathon 2026

No JavaScript used. Passed all 5 test cases ✅

Part of my #100DaysOfCode journey with @rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02 💪

GitHub Link : https://t.co/0GBrLTbhaw

#100DaysOfCode #Python #JavaScript

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 10/100 🚀

Learned how array sorting and reverse work behind the scenes, and explored objects, object properties, references, and copying in JavaScript.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 08/100 🚀

Learned Arrays in depth and explored their properties and methods in JavaScript.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

🚀 My first Thunder Hackathon project is live!

Project 👇
https://t.co/vwX6WMA8hw

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 05/100 🚀

Learned bitwise operators, loops, numbers, the Math object in depth, and string operations in JavaScript.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 04/100 🚀

Learned copy by value vs copy by reference, how primitive and non-primitive data types are stored, and explored operators & type conversion in JavaScript.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 02/100 🚀

Learned how the C++-based V8 engine executes JavaScript, explored how programming languages are built, and covered JavaScript data types.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 01 🚀 - Thunder ⚡

Started my JavaScript journey by learning the why behind JavaScript and how browsers execute code.

@rohit_negi9 @CoderArmy @adityatandon02

#100DaysOfCode

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 03 — JavaScript

Memory Management.
Stack vs Heap — now I get it.
Primitives live in Stack. Objects in Heap.
Garbage Collector cleans what you forget.

With @rohit_negi9 🔥

#JavaScript #100DaysOfCode
https://t.co/XxTJ0JNEDe

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 02 — JavaScript

Variables & Data Types.
var, let, const — and why it matters.
Primitive vs Reference — finally makes sense.

With @rohit_negi9 🔥

#JavaScript #100DaysOfCode
https://t.co/dRSD4fD5BB

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Day 01 — JavaScript

4 months gap. Zero shame. Starting again.
This time — deep understanding, not just syntax.

Learning with @rohit_negi9 🔥

#JavaScript #100DaysOfCode
https://t.co/M9SV8pL2Qb

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

The message is clear: take AI seriously, stay informed, and actively shape its future before it shapes us.
#Ai
https://t.co/GVvHK0kL98

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

Just binge-watched all the videos on how JavaScript works behind the scenes, and I really enjoyed them. Great explanation by @lydiahallie.

[Samarth Kapse @samarthkapse41]

I have completed the OOP concepts and learned how the "new" keyword works, how the "this" keyword behaves, what constructors are, and how inheritance works. Great explanation by Anurag Singh (@anuragsinghbam).
https://t.co/TLA4AFb3oJ