Tochukwu Okeakpu

Day 13 🚀 I’ve used JWT before, but today I went deeper while implementing Google OAuth. I revisited: 🔹 Access vs refresh tokens (and why both matter) 🔹 Why storing tokens in localStorage can be risky 🔹 How httpOnly cookies protect against XSS

Day 12 of 30 🚀 Lazy day today, Built my home page and login page, made some changes in my project controllers, ran test, all successful. We keep going 💪 #buildinpublic #webdeveloper #softwareengineer @eng_network_gb

Day 11 of 30 🚀 Ran test on my Project route (create project, send invites, accept invites), Fixed bugs encounter during test started working on the Frontend home page We keep going 💪 #buildinpublic #webdeveloper #softwareengineer @eng_network_gb

@gochaberulava @eng_network_gb That's really nice I'll try it out

@dev_tocho @eng_network_gb love seeing the progress day by day. when you get to deployment part check out usectl, connects your github repo and handles everything, database, ssl, cicd, the whole thing. no devops needed usectl.com keep shipping!

Day 10 of 30 🚀 Connected my mongodb,tested my Auth route (sign up, login, login with wrong password, existing user creating an account), Fixed bugs Found during testing, We keep going 💪 #buildinpublic #webdeveloper #softwareengineer @eng_network_gb

Day 9 of 30 🚀 Modified some models and controllers. Ran test using jest and super test, solved some bugs found when testing We keep going 💪 #buildinpublic #webdeveloper @eng_network_gb

Day 8 of 30 🚀 Completed my task controllers and task route. Solved the data structuring issue and learnt testing on YouTube We keep going 💪 Ps: would love to get recommendations in the CS on what test is best to use and why #buildinpublic #webdeveloper @eng_network_gb

Day 8 of 30 🚀 Designed my authentication middleware with a verify token function to verify token before calling some endpoint that requires users logged in Built my routes for authentication and project. We keep going 💪 #buildinpublic #webdeveloper @eng_network_gb

@ayesha_fatiima Get is used when we want to just reading data not changing data from our server. While post is when we want plan on create something or send sensitive data Both can send data though. So I believe the above explanation is clearly explains it

Interviewer: What’s the difference between GET and POST requests? (56K devs still guess the answer)

@SakshiSugandhi @ayesha_fatiima Get also sends data

@ayesha_fatiima GET fetches data, POST sends data

@codefaisalkhan @ayesha_fatiima Very valid

@shub0414 @ayesha_fatiima Both can send data though

@ayesha_fatiima Fetch data and send data

@speakmurmur @eng_network_gb @cowrywise @moniepointng @moniepoint @InterswitchGRP Fr. I think I might use Claude to build the frontend self😅

@dev_tocho @eng_network_gb @cowrywise @moniepointng @moniepoint @InterswitchGRP haha the backend switch hits different. once you feel that control over data and logic, frontend starts feeling like decoration. day 6 and already designing controllers — solid momentum.

Day 6 of 30 🚀 Designed my Project controller and task controller for my dev_collab project Ps: As a Frontend developer Begining to enjoy working on backend than the frontend😁 We keep going 💪 #buildinpublic #webdeveloper #softwareengineer @eng_network_gb