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Exploring networking & backend systems | Building. Breaking. Learning.

Kolkata 가입일 Temmuz 2024
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Manware@IAmManware·
Wake up course-sellers, new job role just dropped
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ai was making our workflow easy? Right? Right...? Right....?!!!!!
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Ram@ramxcodes·
Wohoooo linkedin shitposting is also a thing now.
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AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@codersGyan Do you have some good ts/js based Backend repo to explore
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Rakesh K
Rakesh K@codersGyan·
I have reviewed 50+ backend projects this year. The same 3 mistakes show up consistently. They’re not obvious bugs. They’re decisions that seem reasonable early on, but don’t hold up as the system grows. 1. Folder structure organized by layer, not by feature /controllers , /services, /models works well in tutorials. but in an actual codebase, it fragments related logic. To understand a single feature like “billing,” I ended up moving across multiple folders. But couldn’t find it without grepping. It works at small scale. But it becomes friction as the codebase grows. 2. One catch-all error handler returning 500 And suddenly everything becomes “Internal Server Error”. This removes useful signal. Bad input, missing data, and actual server failures all look the same from the outside. Results in slower debugging, because you first have to identify what kind of failure you’re dealing with. These should be treated differently: 400 → Invalid input 404 → resource not found 500 → system failure 3. Configuration read directly inside business logic Calling os.getenv across the codebases feels convenient early on. Over time, it introduces hidden dependencies. Testing becomes harder. Missing or incorrect values fail at runtime. Configuration issues are harder to trace. Loading and validating config once at startup avoids most of this. None of these are advanced problems. That’s exactly why they show up so often. They don’t break the system immediately. They make it harder to change, debug, and reason about over time. Most production issues aren’t caused by complex logic. They come from small decisions that don’t scale well.
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Manware@IAmManware·
@itsAMIT00 Extremely important topics, try asking ChatGPT about them
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Manware@IAmManware·
FINALLY DONE editing my last normal video. Sooo excited to work on upcoming video projects. Videos will be scarce but I am sure you guys are going to love it more than anything so far.
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AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@piyushgarg_dev There should be a startup for this, which provides the meta keys. I'm pretty sure they'll gain many customers in a short time 😁😁
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Piyush Garg
Piyush Garg@piyushgarg_dev·
Whatsapp API setup is a heachache man. Meta Business APIs are so broken. Are you guys vibe coding? 🥲
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AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@nirudhuuu Is the glass is actually broken or just for design
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Anirudh@nirudhuuu·
to my exclusive A (ani) lounge
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AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@isha_singh06 Cool ui , which ui components library are you using
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Isha Singh🌈
Isha Singh🌈@isha_singh06·
Currently designing a clean analytics dashboard for my SaaS project 📊
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AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@codersGyan Yeah this is true Sir I want to know about one thing as a dev whenever I see someone's project get distracted, and a bunch of random thoughts starts coming in my head what a cool project, how they built this and so on rather than focusing on myself Some advice
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Rakesh K
Rakesh K@codersGyan·
Do not use AI for any concept you have not built once, by hand, with no help. If you've never written an API backend yourself, you don't get to ask Claude for one. The struggle of learning isn't the obstacle - it is the learning. Outsource the struggle and you outsource the skill 🤯
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Palak🎀@Palak3312·
Serious question: Is hardware harder than software?
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Alok Yadav@alokcodes·
i built my own OAuth/OpenID Connect server from scratch. try it: alok-auth.vercel.app it handles the full Authorization Code flow with PKCE, consent, ID tokens, access tokens, refresh tokens. see all features 🧵 thanks to @piyushgarg_dev for sparking the curiosity. ♥️
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AMIT
AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@IAmManware date with a witch, crazy bro 😏
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Manware
Manware@IAmManware·
I went on a date with a witch who lives in a swamp of cat pee in my dreams today. Now you will never forget this information. You will try hard to forget and distract but it only grows stronger. But I shall not allow your suffering for there is a cure. Date the witch in your dreams tonight and you shall forget. No further questions.
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AMIT@itsAMIT00·
@IAmManware Oops I miss comma I heard the news about the company not the news company
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Manware@IAmManware·
@itsAMIT00 Idk about the news company but a lot of companies are rolling into this
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Manware@IAmManware·
Me watching vibe coders crash out all over X
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