India Pakistan tensions
From Kashmir to Kutch, Violations by Pakistan hours after understanding achieved with India & 'ceasefire' whose credit was taken by the US.
From Kashmir to Kutch, Violations by Pakistan hours after understanding achieved with India & 'ceasefire' whose credit was taken by the US.
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@RockstarGames I was 12 when I first played Vice City! Can't wait to experience the same vibe again with this good graphics.
I'm so ready for this :)
I'm so ready for this :)
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@himanshustwts @bhindiai 📍The Pricing page has some CSS issues I guess
It's not scrollable after the basic card! Tried refreshing multiple times but still it's the same!
It's not scrollable after the basic card! Tried refreshing multiple times but still it's the same!
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If I could go back in time, I would have started my journey as a programmer rather than a developer.
About 1.5 years ago, when I first got into development, I jumped straight into HTML, CSS, and JS. I would open VS Code, write some code, and see the output in the browser. But nk much about what was happening under the hood. I was just focused on getting things to work visually, without understanding the underlying system architecture—how the code was processed, how it reached the browser, and how the entire mechanism functioned.
Recently, I've been learning C++ for the past two days, and it's been an eye-opening experience. Understanding how a compiler works, how code gets converted into machine instructions, and the difference between high-level and low-level languages has made me feel more like an engineer. it has given me a much deeper understanding of how programming actually works.
If there's one thing I could change, it would be my starting point. Instead of going into development, I would have started with programming—learning C++ first to build a strong foundation (Of course, I enjoy development, but I now realize how important it is to understand the technical fundamentals behind it.)
About 1.5 years ago, when I first got into development, I jumped straight into HTML, CSS, and JS. I would open VS Code, write some code, and see the output in the browser. But nk much about what was happening under the hood. I was just focused on getting things to work visually, without understanding the underlying system architecture—how the code was processed, how it reached the browser, and how the entire mechanism functioned.
Recently, I've been learning C++ for the past two days, and it's been an eye-opening experience. Understanding how a compiler works, how code gets converted into machine instructions, and the difference between high-level and low-level languages has made me feel more like an engineer. it has given me a much deeper understanding of how programming actually works.
If there's one thing I could change, it would be my starting point. Instead of going into development, I would have started with programming—learning C++ first to build a strong foundation (Of course, I enjoy development, but I now realize how important it is to understand the technical fundamentals behind it.)
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@notcodesid Before C++ I would also recommend going for C, which gives a more raw feeling of programming compared to Cpp.
I also recently got into learning C and now learning Cpp. And what said is 💯 true!!
I also recently got into learning C and now learning Cpp. And what said is 💯 true!!
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I'm looking for new opportunities as a full-stack developer (Backend focused).
If you or your organisation is hiring, please let me know.
Here is my resume: bit.ly/3EdytI4
Skills:
1. Totally confident to work on any JavaScript/TypeScript codebase (Next, React, React Native, Node)
2. Have hands on experience with popular AWS services.
3. Curious to work on real world problems.
Retweets appreciated.
If you or your organisation is hiring, please let me know.
Here is my resume: bit.ly/3EdytI4
Skills:
1. Totally confident to work on any JavaScript/TypeScript codebase (Next, React, React Native, Node)
2. Have hands on experience with popular AWS services.
3. Curious to work on real world problems.
Retweets appreciated.
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Introducing - Project Ideas
A simple app to generate project ideas based on your preferences.
> Choose a category
> Tech stack
> Experience level
> Target audience
A simple app to generate project ideas based on your preferences.
> Choose a category
> Tech stack
> Experience level
> Target audience
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you can copy my site code all you want and that’s why it is publicly available but please don’t completely copy my life 😭 come on man
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@cneuralnetwork My Mom and Dad also used to watch with me
Courage is the best cartoon with banger humour 👻
Courage is the best cartoon with banger humour 👻
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So I resumed my the backend course and today I learned and practiced using the CRUD operations.
What did you do today? 🫵🏽
What did you do today? 🫵🏽
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@_devJNS Trust me this course is outdated! I am at the error handling section! 😑
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@_devJNS My eyes would become red in less than 10 min fr 💀
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Ambulance in 10 minutes.
We are taking our first step towards solving the problem of providing quick and reliable ambulance service in our cities. The first five ambulances will be on the road in Gurugram starting today. As we expand the service to more areas, you will start k a Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance through the @letsblinkit app.
Some more info-
• Our ambulances are equipped with essential life-saving equipment, including oxygen cylinders, AED (Automated External Defibrillator), stretcher, monitor, suction machine, and essential emergency medicines and injections.
• Each ambulance has a paramedic, an assistant and a trained driver to make sure we are able to deliver the highest quality of service in time of need.
• Profit is not a goal here. We will operate this service at an affordable cost for customers and invest in really solving this critical problem for the long term.
• We are carefully scaling this service up, as it is both important and new to us. Our aim is to expand to all major cities over the next two years.
Let's do our bit and make way for an ambulance always. You never know when you may save a life.
We are taking our first step towards solving the problem of providing quick and reliable ambulance service in our cities. The first five ambulances will be on the road in Gurugram starting today. As we expand the service to more areas, you will start k a Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance through the @letsblinkit app.
Some more info-
• Our ambulances are equipped with essential life-saving equipment, including oxygen cylinders, AED (Automated External Defibrillator), stretcher, monitor, suction machine, and essential emergency medicines and injections.
• Each ambulance has a paramedic, an assistant and a trained driver to make sure we are able to deliver the highest quality of service in time of need.
• Profit is not a goal here. We will operate this service at an affordable cost for customers and invest in really solving this critical problem for the long term.
• We are carefully scaling this service up, as it is both important and new to us. Our aim is to expand to all major cities over the next two years.
Let's do our bit and make way for an ambulance always. You never know when you may save a life.
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I have been working in SQL since 2004.
If I were to start over today, here is a roadmap:
If I were to start over today, here is a roadmap:
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@swapnakpanda Helpful guide! Thanks for sharing it bhaiya 🙌
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@jashansmago This is so true!
And once you get your head around those concepts and truly grasp them, things start to make a lot of sense
And once you get your head around those concepts and truly grasp them, things start to make a lot of sense
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Happy New Year Amazing People 🎉🎉
May this year brings you success growth & opportunities to achieve all your goals ✨
May this year brings you success growth & opportunities to achieve all your goals ✨
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