justborncoder

Keep this in your mind👇👇👇 youtu.be/HuGG5ZP9EeU?si…

Most backend devs have no idea what happens after they hit “send request.” They just hope it works. Because learning to use APIs is easy, understanding how they actually work is rare. If you're serious about backend engineering, this playlist is a must: “Backend From First Principles” This is not another “build X with Y framework” tutorial. This is: - How the internet works - How requests travel - How servers think - What really happens behind every API call What you’ll learn: - How the web actually works - Backend architecture fundamentals - Auth and security (cookies, JWT, sessions) - Networking and protocols - First-principles thinking Why it matters: It teaches you why systems work the way they do, Not just how to use them. Which simply means: - You debug faster - You design better systems - You build real intuition - You escape tutorial hell What it’s NOT: - Not system design at scale - Not Kafka/distributed systems deep dive - Not framework-heavy - Not project-based It’s pure fundamentals. Perfect for: - Devs who feel like they’re “coding by guessing” - Anyone who wants to go beyond syntax - Future backend/system engineers In one line: This playlist turns you from someone who calls APIs into someone who understands how APIs exist. Know any resources that actually teach how systems work (not just frameworks)? do share them here.

@ravikiran_dev7 NeetCode + Gaurav Sen is basically the Geeta of modern tech prep

@kingOfAverages @Deshpacito661 Can you share the link??

@Deshpacito661 Bro i have his system deisgn begineers, system design masterclass and redis internals courses on telegram. Which one should i follow?

I took this dude’s course after almost 10 years of experience as a full stack software engineer and a CS undergrad degree. I mostly signed up because I wanted to learn how to scale a db that I was working on at the time. Still learned an unbelievable amount of technical concepts. He’s got an interesting way of deriving things like S3 from “first principles”. If you are a software professional, I can’t recommend his cohort based course enough!

Taking a walk: The most effective debugging tool. 🚶‍♂️

Notepad++ code looks cool

i was tired of stupid people on road so i hacked my helmet into a traffic police device 🚨 while i ride, ai agent runs in near real time, flags violations, and proof with location & no plate goes straight to police. blr people - so now ride safe… or regret it.

@aditiitwt Restart helped me

@manojdotdev Yes 🙂‍↕️

do you still use vscode ?

github.com/prasanth7890/w… A Basic HTTP Webserver in C++ (for windows). currently GET request works with static html page in / route. Let me know your thoughts!

github.com/prasanth7890/T… A simple ThreadPool Implementation in C++ Let me know your thoughts!

Helloo 2026!

@grashmi78 💥🔥 waiting for your tips

From 10k ranks to 1774 It’s all about consistency and hardwork ! Keep grinding :)

Let's restart!

Re-tweeting this cause I saw so many men(mostly in tech) make it about themselves. Saying “what about men’s issue”, “men are victims too”. Like dude, apart from coding do you have any empathy for women? Do you even have any idea what’s going on the country right now? Someone was literally r*ped and m*rdered, and you’re concerned about yourself right now. I’m in shock since the last couple of days. The least we men can do it amplify and support this cause rather than bring our issues right now. Literally that’s the least of what’s expected. I’m in no mood of arguing with anyone. If you can’t support women right now you can unfollow me and go ahead.

this playlist is gonna blow up cuz @karpathy sensei just recommended it from scratch

high value cp starting content. i assume that if you are only interested in lc for interviews, you should watch the first four and the last four videos

instead of paying Rs. 14,999 for the cohort, you can watch this free Low-Level Technicals of LLMs by @danielhanchen

If you want to become a world-class programmer (in 8 months), read these books:

@grashmi78 You have to make your parents proud✅

On YouTube, a normal roadmap video gets 10-20X more views than a video that is actually about learning that topic. In short, people want a roadmap but don't want to walk the road