Vitali Artsiomchyk

Hello everyone! I aim to reach 50,000 hours in development. I don’t know how long it’ll take, but I’m determined. Here I’ll note my total progress (364h 37m) and daily tasks. Goal: to get into Yandex, at least for an internship. Let’s see what happens! Step by step!

Stop memorizing solutions. Learn patterns. Take "Sliding Window": instead of nested loops, you use a sub-range to solve problems in O(n). It’s the key to high performance. Master the pattern, win the interview.

@therahul4402 Backend

What’s harder to master ? Frontend or Backend ?

@spooky_nature True

Biggest mistake in a technical interview:coding before you fully understand the problem. Spend the first 5-10 mins asking clarifying questions. • What’s the input size? • Are there duplicates? • What are the time/space constraints? A clear plan beats a fast typist every time.

@Gamingtronium No, we can learn new technologies and achieve new goals

Be honest, Is coding still worth learning in the Al era?

@CodeEdison Java is the best programming language

How long does it take to learn popular programming skills? - HTML / CSS — 3 months - JavaScript — 4 months - Python — 3 months - React — 3 months - Java — 9 months - PHP — 3 months - C# — 9 months - SQL — 8 months - MongoDB — 5 months - Golang — 2 months - Backend (REST APIs) — 2 months - Backend (GraphQL) — 3 months - Mobile App Development — 12 months - Manual Testing — 3 months - Automation Testing — 12 months - Data Science — 15 months - AI / ML — 12 months - C / C++ — 18 months Learning a language takes months. Getting good takes years. Getting a job takes patience, projects, and luck.

Starting a series on algorithm interviews!Why do we solve LeetCode?It’s not just about the code. It’s about demonstrating how you think under pressure, how you optimize resources, and how you handle edge cases. Love it or hate it,it’s the gateway to top-tier roles. Let's dive in!

The best way to master a new tech stack like Spring Boot or Kafka is to build something real and break it. Tutorials give you the map, but the "logs" of your own mistakes give you the experience. Build, break, fix, repeat. This is the only way to grow. 🏗️☕

@nalinrajput23 Cursor

as a developer , which one will you choose for creating frontend ?

@kritikakodes Both

Now, which one is best?

@worldclick56 Beautiful

Moody Day ☁️

@MindMatterMoney Yes

Women's plan B vs Men's plan B

@md_kasif_uddin Python maybe

What’s the most hated programming language right now?

Stuck on a complex architectural problem or a stubborn bug? Step away from the screen. A 20-minute walk does more for your brain than staring at a broken build for two hours. Clear the "cache" in your head, and the solution will often find you.

@aestheticspost_ Rainy

Rainy day.

Debugging is 90% of the job. Don’t feel frustrated if you spend four hours on a single line of code. That’s not a waste of time; it’s a deep-dive into how things actually work. Once it finally clicks, you’re a better engineer than you were yesterday. Keep pushing! 💻🔥

Official documentation is the ultimate cheat code. It’s often more up-to-date and detailed than any blog post or video tutorial. Learning how to navigate it is a superpower that every developer needs. 📖⚡

@fidexcode I’m a intern Java developer

My first tech money was $200. What about you?

Coding for 8 hours straight isn't a badge of honor; it's a recipe for burnout. Stand up, stretch, and give your eyes a break every hour. A refreshed brain writes better code and solves bugs faster than a tired one. 🚶‍♂️☕

Solving one Medium-level problem on your own is better than "understanding" five Hard ones from a video. Focus on the underlying patterns, not just the specific solution. Patterns stay; code fades.