Shubro_22

⭐️Aspiring software engineer pursuing a Computer Science degree at Gauhati University. 🏫
⭐️Intermediate in web 2 development .
🌟Web3 Enthusiast.

[Gautam Hazarika @GautamHazarika9]

Our project was selected for internal implementation by @HDFC_Bank It is currently in UAT:
https://t.co/bzO2bw1kb1

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

Check out my latest article: We Deployed 7 Microservices. Database Died in 2 Seconds. Here Is What Nobody Tells You About Prisma. https://t.co/nUIJfxtmml via @LinkedIn

[Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani]

Every engineer I know has asked this at some point: "How deep should I actually go?" According to me, the decision to go deep down the rabbit hole comes down to two things:

1. curiosity - what genuinely pulls you in
2. career direction - where you want to be in the next 2/3 years, not where the internet says you should be

My honest take: depth works best when it serves at least one of those. Ideally, both.

If something aligns with your career direction, going deep is an obvious win. One simple way to test this is to think in 2/3 year windows and ask yourself: Does understanding this layer actually move me closer to where I want to be?

If you are building web apps, you do not need to master CPU instruction sets. If you are working on databases, B-tree internals matter far more than knowing every Linux kernel detail. Context changes what "deep" really means.

Abstraction layers exist for a reason. They let you build without getting overwhelmed. A frontend engineer who understands HTTP is usually more valuable than one who has memorized TCP packet headers but struggles to ship features.

If something does not align with your career direction, curiosity still matters. Learning out of pure interest is not wasted time. You do it because it optimizes for motivation, long-term learning, and happiness.

What does not make much sense is going deep in areas that serve neither curiosity nor direction - often driven by comparison or fear. So keep checking in with yourself. Ask questions. Course-correct often.

Depth is most powerful when it is intentional.

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@aayushchugh Bhai batado internship Kab lagega
Bohut hi jyada jarurat hai

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@mannupaaji https://t.co/EBDJsZpsw3
https://t.co/oLzSJFLhIr

[Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani]

AI is coding
AI is reviewing
AI is optimizing
AI is writing tests
AI is suggesting best practices
AI is chewing through docs and PRs to produce a crisp review

Now it just needs to judge the work and give you the rating :)

So, remind me again... what exactly are you doing?

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

Who said IT people are single?

[Ayush Chugh @aayushchugh]

Okay so I gave my project to a good looking hot girl in college. She submitted that as major project.

And we are dating now 😭😭

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

A few days back, I earned my LeetCode 50-Day Streak Badge! 🏅
In this journey, I’ve solved 130+ problems so far — every question pushing me to think sharper and code smarter. 💻🔥
Staying consistent really does pay off! 🚀
link-https://t.co/SGujLJ07Ak
#LeetCode #ProblemSolving

[Gautam Hazarika @GautamHazarika9]

Google is preparing for a major Al upgrade with the Gemini 3.0 release. Signals like revamped Al Studio, new Google Maps integration, and advanced multimodal models currently in testing point to its imminent arrival. Advancements in coding and real-time application capabilities.

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@AvinashSingh_20 Internship

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

Just built my first AI-powered Resume Calculator! 📝🤖
It scores resumes against a job description and provides a detailed breakdown.

Big thanks to @Hiteshdotcom sir 🙏 for the amazing video on AI agents that made this possible! #AI #ResumeAnalysis #MachineLearning #AgenticAI

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

🚀 Just migrated a legacy EC2 web app to a scalable AWS architecture!
Built VPC (public for ALB/web, private for RDS)
Moved MySQL → Amazon RDS via mysqldump
Secured creds in Secrets Manager
Created ALB + ASG for high availability
#AWS #CloudComputing #DevOps #HDFCBank

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@AvaxDevelopers Yes , ofcourse

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

completed the assignment given by @mannupaaji on tailwind css.
link- https://t.co/PNB2bNhWiJ

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@sehajmakkarr @aceternitylabs @mannupaaji 😍 beautiful

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@notparbez @mannupaaji Would love to give it a try

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

@rohitsah25 DM

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

I applied for the Infosys Springboard internship today, and just 3 hours later, I received a certificate for completing the Introduction to Data Science course. Thank you, @Infosys!

[Shubro_22 @shubro_22]

Aaj samajh me aaya PDA ka asli matlab😅😜
#100xdevsCohort3 #web3 #Solana

[HackDays @_HackDays_]

🚀 Hackdays 2025 – Coming Soon! 🚀

Get ready for the ultimate tech fest organized by the Department of Information Technology, Gauhati University! 🔥

🌟 Events:
1.Hackathon
2.Coding Competition
3.E-Sports
And many more!!!
📍 Stay tuned for dates, registrations & more updates!