Mitul sonagara

I’m officially putting my back against the wall. Starting tomorrow, I’m launching a new challenge: Building one new project every single day until I land my next role. No excuses. Just pure building and shipping. If you're into #BuildInPublic, Stay tuned.

@nishant_zk Iykyk

Ek Developer Vibe Coder ban sakta hai ! But Ek Vibe Coder kabhi developer nahi ban sakta !

Career update: I joined an AI startup a month ago and it's going so well.

Dev life hack: Turn coffee into code, then ship it before the bugs wake up.

Finally got mac. What to install first?

New chapter 🚀 Joined DevSatva today as a Full Stack Developer. Grateful for the journey so far and everything I learned at DRC Systems 🙌 Excited to build, learn, and grow ⚡ #NewBeginnings #FullStackDeveloper

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