Sameeksha

I got a few open source opportunities but missed issues because GitHub emails got buried Built my first CLI bot and learned a lot It notifies on Telegram for labels like help wanted, good first issue, bounty or any you choose. repo link : github.com/sameeksha-dalv… #NodeJS #CLI

@eddiejaoude 😆

@sameekshadalvi7 the AI fans will get upset with me

WTF?! Hair dryers now have AI 😱 REALLY? I just want a switch, nothing more!

@aayushchugh @adityapant_ All the best guys 🙌

Today is the real inauguration, yesterday was just a mock drill. From my team, @adityapant_ will be pitching the project. Wish him luck!!

What a hike today! We found this amazing temple in a cave, OMG it was a HUGE cave with a sky light 😍 It took hours of walking and climbing but any worth it takes time! I hope you like my photos? How was your Sunday?

@aayushchugh Great, looking forward to the article series 🙌😄

I’m starting a new article series where I’ll explain concepts from an engineering perspective, not just a development perspective. Instead of writing about tools, I’ll focus on the underlying concepts and how you can use them to build scalable systems from scratch. This is the first introductory article. I’d really appreciate it if you could read it and share your feedback. If you’re a beginner, this series will be especially helpful, as I’ll explain things the way I always wished someone had explained them to me. The only thing I ask from you is this: Read each article fully instead of just scanning through it so you don’t miss anything important.

@syntax_voyager @KeyframeS yes i used keyframes for the dropdown menu animation

@sameekshadalvi7 It will definitely get easier over time. Did you use the @keyframes to customize an animation?

Completed the Keyframes lesson today by practicing some animations from #TheOdinProject Still finding it a bit difficult, but I think with more practice it will get easier #WebDev #LearningInPublic #CSS

Started the Testing the Backend chapter in Part 4 of #FullStackOpen Learning how to test API endpoints using Supertest to verify backend responses automatically #WebDev #LearningInPublic

@aayushchugh Congrats 🙌

We got 3rd, lesss gooo. First and second was for all girls teams 😋

@code_kartik @vercel Congrats 🙌😄

Happy to share that screenshot-studio.com is part of the Vercel Open Source Program Winter 2026 cohort 🤝 When you’re building in public and solo, having infra you don’t have to think about is everything. Thanks @vercel back to shipping.

@devlemnsa Yeah true... even though it’s boring building a habit of writing tests helps us catch issues early 😄

@sameekshadalvi7 I thought i was the only one😂 but the test is always a good way validate outcomes

Finished the Structure of Backend Application & Introduction to Testing chapter in Part 4 of #FullStackOpen Learned how to structure a Node backend & write unit tests for helper functions Is it just me or is writing tests a bit boring? 😂 #WebDev #LearningInPublic

@aayushchugh Congrats 🙌

We are short listed

@hrshtdotme Oh got it!

@sameekshadalvi7 Pinterest stuff

Built a perpetuals trading platform for crypto with sub-70ms execution latency. Opex handles real-time orderbook, WebSocket streams, and matching engine – all optimized for production speed. Live demo: opex.hrsht.me GitHub: github.com/hrshtdotme/Ope…

@hrshtdotme Oh okay! So where do you find such cool UI design ideas?

@sameekshadalvi7 Nope, never used Tally ERP, but the developers must had great taste!

@aayushchugh @adityapant_ All the best 🙌

So me and @adityapant_ are going for project showcase competition tomorrow. We gonna pitch avenue there

@git_cuber ig it handles through event loop

Interviewer: If JavaScript runs on a single thread… How does it handle thousands of requests at once?

@devnarware I use this tool: screenshot-studio.com

@sameekshadalvi7 how do you create these images ??

Finished the Validation and ESLint chapter in Part 3 of #FullStackOpen I read a note saying that in Mongoose, validators are disabled by default for update operations So I decided to test it... #WebDev #LearningInPublic #MongoDB

Mongoose documentation also mentions that save() is generally the better choice for updating data because it runs full validation. Now I understand why we did not use findByIdAndUpdate() earlier for the update operation.

Turns out when using save(), Mongoose runs schema validation automatically, even during updates That’s why validation worked in my case The note applies when using methods like findByIdAndUpdate(). These methods do not run validation unless we enable it.