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So you say you are a software engineer. Have you ever downloaded actual binaries like Kafka, Postgres, ClickHouse, Elasticsearch, Redis, or something else, and tried running them locally while exploring what those bin, lib, data, and logs, etc directories contain? And then did you understand why they expose specific ports, what exactly gets written inside the data directory, and why in that particular format? Did you then write your own client to call their APIs and bombard the server with requests, just to observe when CPU becomes the bottleneck, when RAM starts limiting scale, and how the system degrades under pressure? After that, did you run the same systems inside Docker or Podman and experiment with controlling memory, security and disk limits to see how resource isolation affects behavior? Did you go one step further and install Minikube locally, to orchestrate multiple instances of your container, simulate a multi-node cluster, and understand ingress and load balancing in practice? And then maybe, did you spin up a free AWS EC2 instance and repeat everything on a real remote machine to understand how ssh works and how distributed systems behave outside your pc? Or is your definition of backend engineering still limited to APIs plumbing?

Colorism, tribalism, racism, all signs of low IQ.

Sometimes I wish I was a Man United fan, no hopes no pressure no dreams no wins no talent no nothing but just straight up dog shit football with a loud mouth.

@kuffkaffkweff Dark extra kwanza. Greatness, Guiness haiwezi karibia.

Uzuri ya Keg ni ati huwezi pata counterfeit.

being highly technical amongs these vibe coding noobs is a gift right now mfs have no idea what they're doing 💀

Dev to Dev…Log every request!

My contribution to society is I don’t speak when I’m not educated enough on a topic

Wishing you a relaxed nervous system

JWT auth is what happens when you don’t trust your server… so you move the problem to the client and call it “stateless.” Now you have: • refresh token gymnastics • storage debates • expiry edge cases • revocation hacks All to avoid… a cookie.

From management: no tech posts till Tuesday.

@Jet_hro007 PhP is really top for sure.

God bless you, this is my first time seeing someone give PHP its flowers.

@Ricking24 Currently no. I learn about it a while ago so just putting what I learnt to practice and learning some more along the way.

@_samurai93 I wanted to know if you are taking any courses

My only regret is not learning php earlier. Laravel is top engineering.

@IwariWilliams Have you tried building with it? Backend Devs love it

@Ricking24 Am learning by building sir

@_samurai93 Bro where are you learning

@kingovie_007 You have to work with it to know it.

@_samurai93 Wdym top engineering?😅

@_manlikeicon Thanks sir

@_samurai93 Welcome to the club chief

@iamngoni Facts

laravel is really good!

@WEGNERJOASH Yes and that speaks for the engineering itself. Top notch

@_samurai93 Laravel is one piece of technology that has made php quite easy to use. It completely changed my hate for php. The hate was because of WP.

@_nyambuti @kirinyetbrian Kuna laravel dev community hapa kenya kweli. Would like to join

@kirinyetbrian @_samurai93 sasa tunahitaji LaraconKe

@RandomDeVel Me and you both

@_samurai93 I don't know man. I'm still on team axios all the way.

Software Engineers at Claude using axios, cracked swes in Kenya using fetch. I think the problem here in Kenya is that we know too much. We are experts at everything.