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Went to E-Summit’25 at IITK for the very first time with friends and the three days I spent there were really fun we explored every place and every person who came our way.Some of the famous personalities we met there were Neeraj Walia, Shraddha Khapra, and Prafull Billore.
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@Shikhar822000 shikhar bhai kya yaar heap ka kya question pushaa sir ne
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The productive day
-> Finally done with array hard problems
-> After a long time did clg lectures
-> Started with binary search playlist and did some questions
-> Project start from tomorrow
Hit rock bottom today will comeback stronger tomorrow
#leraninginpublic #dsa #dev
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Tech stack?
→ DSA
→ AI/ML
→ Web Dev
If you're building, learning, or grinding in any of these, you're my people.
Not networking = leaving opportunities on the table.
Let's fix that.
Drop what you're working on.
Follow back.
Let's grow together. 🤝
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@Divyansh91565 keep it up buddy, you are doing great 👏👏👏👏
same I am trying also trying
just in my case I was doing like 6 to 8 hrs on weekdays and
same on weekends
bcoz I skeep clg too much tbh my attendance is less than 30 %
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Today's progress
-> reverse pair (hard) problem 1st brute then optimized using merge sort algo
-> Learned about how to use socke.io for two way communication
#DSA #development
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Hey guys, career update 🚀
Got my first job as an Associate Software Engineer at GTS - Global Technological Services!
Tomorrow is my onboarding ...! wish me luck 🤞
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@pawankalyandev @Divyansh91565 Thanks pawan i did most of things as you said
now moving further to learn advance concepts and use them in projects
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I would say just fafo but okay youre in 2nd year so you have time, use it. start with a REST API in Node or Python, pick one and stop thinking about it, no framework magic, just raw HTTP, what is a request, what is a response, what is a status code, why does auth exist. build a todo app, yes that one, but add users to it, add JWT auth, make it so only your todos are yours, deploy it on railway or render, now you have a real server running on the internet that you built. that already puts you ahead of most people who just rewatch the same tutorial. then go build something with a database, not ORM first, raw SQL first, what is an index, why does a JOIN get slow, what happens when two requests hit the same row at the same time. after that throw a message queue in somewhere, Redis or RabbitMQ, something like user signs up and email goes out on its own, and now you actually understand why real systems are not just one function calling another calling another. then go build things with actual scale problems, URL shortener with rate limiting, file upload with background jobs, chat app with WebSockets. when those break or feel slow go look up Kafka, connection pooling, how Postgres handles a lot of writes, not to study but because your project is forcing you to ask those questions. the path is HTTP then databases then async then auth done right then real time then distributed systems when you actually need it. I built a zero copy IPC library in Rust with lock free ring buffers at around 102 nanosecond latency, built a full voice AI system for restaurants with Twilio and ElevenLabs, none of that was planned, it just came from building one thing and that thing needing something else. you do not wait till you feel ready, you just open a repo and start breaking things until you understand things thats all. Damn i talked too much
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If someone is learning backend development by building projects, what would you suggest they start with - and what sequence of projects should they follow?
Looking for a clear progression from beginner to advanced (real-world / scalable systems).
Would love to hear your approach 👇
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