Astha Singh

Greetings Folks! I'm delighted to announce that I've successfully submitted my Bachelor's Major Project "Grambnb" 🛖🌱 Grambnb is a platform to facilitate enthusiastic travellers like you with affordable stays/work as host of your own property across the countryside of India 🌾

@soumya78948 Thank you Soumya!

@AsthaCodes Congratulations 🎉

Greetings Folks! I'm delighted to announce that I've successfully submitted my Bachelor's Major Project "Grambnb" 🛖🌱 Grambnb is a platform to facilitate enthusiastic travellers like you with affordable stays/work as host of your own property across the countryside of India 🌾

@Anushka_321 Hey Anushka! React developer here 🙌🏻

I'm looking to #connect with people who are interested in -Frontend Dev Happy to connect. #letsconnect #buildinpublic #tweet #dev

@itsarun01 Hey let's connect!

Hi! I'm looking to #Connect with people who are interested in => Web Development => FrontEnd => Backend => Internship => Javascript => Open Source

Join this space with @elliezub @0xT33m0

@spence_freeruns A Writer Idk Because I'm both 👀

What is the opposite of a programmer?

@siddhi12612 I was 16 when I wrote "Hello World" using python How about you?

How old were you when you wrote your first line of code??

@Shefali__J Creating Route for web pages using React

What are you working on today?

@smarika_17 Most of them don't know that GitHub exists

Friends who told- “college life nahi milegi dobara”

My fear of being cringe on LinkedIn will leave me unemployed 🙂

@Shefali__J Linux

Windows, Linux, or Mac?

@AsthaCodes Where's the output?

Normal convo between Programmer siblings 😂

@OmPathak_06 1 please for money 🤑

@AsthaCodes @AsthaCodes It will print 301 times if I am not mistaken due to the (<'=') sign

@MaverickAlbert5 Javascript and Python Lil biased towards C++ thou

You can only pick two: C++ C# Java Python Javascript

@achrafdevx Banger post Achraf 🔥🔥 You solved each and every doubt any developer are facing Thanks for posting it!

Web development is saturated in 2024. Is what 99% of aspiring developers think. And they couldn't be more wrong. You know I don’t like fluff, so let’s break it down. Here are 3 steps to become a top 1% web developer in 2024 (lay-offs, AI hype, and a rough tech market,…) ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 1/ Build a BIG project Back in 2015, the bar was extremely low. Every developer: • followed the same courses • built the same projects • had the same skills But times are changing now (duh) This means that you must change your ways accordingly. Simple portfolio projects don’t work anymore. You need to solve real-world problems. “But Achraf, what real-world problems can I solve?” Well, I have good news for you: Everyone has problems. And they all fall into one of the following niches: • Saving time • Making money • Improving health • Improving relationships You can start by figuring out a problem you personally have. It should fall into one of those categories. Then you can follow this roadmap: 1. Think of an idea on how to solve it 2. Study competitors who have solved this problem 3. Build a small MVP and gather feedback on it 4. Add more features and keep scaling the project The goal here is not to build the next big SaaS, But to show employers that you REALLY know what you’re doing. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 2. Become a stoic In 2023, there was a recession. The economy has become significantly worse. But what you need to realize is, Markets always go up and down. And it’s literally outside of your control. “If you can’t do anything about it, don’t worry about it.” – Jeanne Calment You need to change your mindset from: “I can’t land a developer job because the competition is bigger than ever” to “The competition is huge, but it’s my opportunity to show that I’m better than the rest” There is no space for B or C players. You need to become an A+ player. Take responsibility for where you are in life. Don’t blame anyone or anything. Keep moving in the face of adversity. The A player finds ways to make it happen. The A player understands the competition is huge, but it excites him deeply. It’s all about your mindset. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ 3. Learn with purpose I’ve seen so many developers try to learn everything. You will get nowhere with this mindset. Don’t get me wrong, you should definitely learn the basics: • How the Internet works • HTML, CSS, Javascript • Git & GitHub But after that, you should focus 100% on building projects. What is important is not learning the hottest tech, but to build sh*t with it. Example: Instead of learning MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Prisma,…. Watch a YouTube video on each, and pick the one you like most. Then build a real-world project with it (as explained earlier) There will always be new tools, new competition, new challenges… It has always been this way, especially in this fast-paced industry. Become fearless and play the long-term game. That’s how you’ll achieve any dream of yours. Hope this helped. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ PS: I recently started freelancing and made over $2k in less than 3 weeks. And I’m giving FREE insights on how I did it in my newsletter. We’d love to have you there. Link in the replies. ━━━━━━━━━⁌•⁍━━━━━━━━━ Thanks for reading my friend. For more value on how to land your dream job in tech: 1. Follow @achrafdevx 2. RT this post Much love, Achraf

@codewithshytan Java is the reason for my hair fall 🙂

Implementing and solving graph problems in java is no joke. Java coders are total warriors.

💡7 popular JavaScript libraries: 📍jQuery: Simplify DOM & events 📍React: Builds user interface 📍Angular: Builds web application 📍Chart.js: Create various charts 📍Express.js: Builds web app & APIs 📍Node.js: runtime environment that runs JS code outside of web browser

JavaScript Events every Programmer should know: 🔺click 🔺keydown 🔺keyup 🔺focus 🔺blur 🔺mouseover 🔺mouseout 🔺mousedown 🔺mouseup 🔺keypress 🔺load 🔺submit 🔺scroll 🔺resize 🔺change