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@AdjeteyESowah Looks great! Nice work

Thrilled to share my completed Todo List app project. Built using HTML, CSS, and JS as part of #TheOdinProject's full stack JS curriculum. #coding #javascript

@porobertdev same here! it's tough being freelance. I'll be following your progress 💪

Idk about u, but I haven't coded for a while. And right now I'm craving it 😅 That's because I've been delving into the business side of things. It's very hard if you're alone. If you're into freelancing/building apps, then you will benefit from doing the same.

@Healer2Hacker @TheOdinProject Wow nice one Jonathan, congrats

#100DaysOfCode Excited to announce, I've 100% completed @TheOdinProject curriculum! Final project: OdinBook is done✅ When I started coding two years ago I never expected to make it this far, I still can't believe it tbh Next up? The Getting Hired portion of the curriculum

Grateful to @hughcarnegy for capturing my dad so well in this obituary, published in the paper he loved so much. Obituary: Andrew Slade, FT journalist, 1963-2025 ft.com/content/76e821… via @ft

@porobertdev Probably useEffect and useState 👍

I only know about useState and a bit of useContext, but seems enough for now. What React hooks do you use the most?

@andydragotoniu @toryboypierce @RachelReevesMP Worse than Kwasi Kwarteng?

@toryboypierce @RachelReevesMP she's only getting started, things can get much worse...

Inflation up from 2.3% to 2.6%. Another disaster for the country. Is @RachelReevesMP the worst chancellor with retail sales falling even faster than job vacancies

@Tyler_Wolfiee Good to see you back 👍

Been a while since I posted here. Went for a second degree for CompSci. Then dropped out and went back to coding. Love Svelte now. 😂

@porobertdev Whoops 😂 hope it wasn’t mine 😬

Last night I checked the projects made by other people as part of The Odin Project curriculum, just to see their design. I checked the code of one. It had authentication, but wasn't protecting the route for deleting a message from database. So I tried to access the /message/delete/2 endpoint, and it worked every time I increased the counter. Messages got deleted from his database😂 I left a comment on his Github repo and he fixed it. But you know, this is fun too lol. Btw, there are so many good awesome-security like repositories on Github with lots of information. I don't know much, but it looks like a DDOS protection is done by implementing a rate-limit based on IP.

@BilliCodes Shadcn 💪

As a Frontend Engineer, which UI toolkit do you use for building modern websites? • Shadcn • DaisyUI • Chakra UI • Material Design

@RMA_Jude @TheOdinProject Nice! Congrats

I’m back here to say I’m a full stack developer now. Besides, I just got a role as frontend developer for a startup company based in Africa Thank you @TheOdinProject and my friends here..

@NanouuSymeon I’m finding back end easier than front end in my learning.

Is Frontend more difficult than backend?

News: PostgreSQL 17 Released! postgresql.org/about/news/pos…

@Borzoni25 Great work Nolan! 👏

@porobertdev Yeah I went through it, I think going straight to nodejs is probably the right way to go, although there is a bit more API learning in the react course.

@Crypto_Rozla You're welcome! Looks like we're pretty close with the curriculum. Did you go through the react section? I didn't.

Ok, so I finished the Introduction to NodeJS lessons from The Odin Project, and now I'm supposed to move to the lessons about Express framework. That's too fast in my opinion. I don't know what those file streams are, and I feel like I'm missing something deeper about how requests work. Like when you `http.createServer`, then you have to use `.setHeader()` and `.writeHead()` methods , and then end the request. I want to dive deeper into that. I don't want to just blindly follow the commands. So right now I'm going through @linuxfoundation's free course: trainingportal.linuxfoundation.org/courses/introd…. It starts with running a website locally, but also an HTTP server for the backend that gives a fake JSON data as response (like a simple API). The goal of that is to mock a web service, so that you can switch between the URLs for the fetch() calls, based on production/development environments. In this case, the server must set the Access-Control-Allow-Origin in the request headers in order to allow the local website to make requests to it. So I played with that too. Additionally, I might also check some parts of fullstackopen.com/en/ by @helsinkiuni. Many people recommend it, and I had great experience with their Python MOOC years ago (spoiler: I don't remember almost anything 😂). PS: tomorrow I'm supposed to receive a book about entrepreneurship/startups through a subscription from workplace.

Me this week trying to add a database to my mini message board project!@TheOdinProject

@MaverickAlbert5 😂

Backend developers, do you know how to centre a Div?

@devadam88 I just use API pay as you go 👍

Is it better to subscribe to an LLM or use an API and pay as you go with credits? I'm thinking this because I only use generative AI sporadically, and paying with credits might encourage me to be strategic and careful with my prompts.

@porobertdev Awesome work Robert

@SullyOmarr Wow this is great! Nice overview thanks

made a video covering my ai coding workflow + tools, built a dashboard < 5 mins ridiculous how easy it is to go from idea to product now half my day is just conducting ai (cursor, claude v0) to build things for me 0:00 - 1:48 tools overview 1:50 - 3:43 initial setup 3:45 - 6:00 cursor magic w/ composer