Rabeh_Sys

@itsmoni_02 Core infrastructure that doesn't break. no_std, no_alloc, zero unsafe. Kernel-level security. Architecture meant to last 30+ years. Everyone learns frameworks. I'm focusing to build what frameworks run on👿

What’s one skill you’re learning right now that you think will help you in the next 5 years?

@yegor256 Most bugs cheaper than unclear responsibilities.But if there are no bugs?I fell Something's missing. So I create bugs on purpose in my projects.😁 To find what I'm missing. A system without bugs = I didn't test hard enough. 👿

Most bugs are cheaper to fix than unclear responsibilities.

@Palak3312 Only rust 😄

Be honest—what languages can you code in without using AI? 😅

@tinytechfox I just signed up on BuildHop right now. The idea is really strong and I can already see myself using it regularly for my projects in the future. This is genuinely a great work you should be proud of what you built. Keep going, the builder community needs more tools like this 🥇

@RabehCodes Thank you for the kind words and feedback. This is exactly what I wanted to provide the community and it’s so exciting to see that it’s being so warmly received. I look forward to continue to add value for my users, they’re who I get up and do this for!

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@SofiaMarin5555 I suggest to Build a kernel from scratch. no_std · no_alloc · forbid unsafe code ,no indexing · no arithmetic shortcuts Your summer will be "interesting"😃

just finished with my last final of my junior year of college. now i have the whole summer in front of me. the world is LITERALLY my oyster. what should i build?

@Sidya180004 Js then rust👿

Hello Devs : What is your 1st and 2nd programing language ? Me : C and Java

@payaldixit12323 In my life I used Python, JS, TS… Then I found real systems programming joy in Rust 😈 Now my heart speaks in rust bytes 😃

how many of those you learned already ?

@Pps831 @CursiveCrow @chribjel Call it whatever you want 😄 At the end, the machine still listens to instructions 👿

@CursiveCrow @chribjel I don’t consider assembly a programing “language”. It’s instruction set with some sort of text-to-instructions translation.

guys.. C is not a low level language

@payaldixit12323 Rust 👿 At this point the borrow checker knows me better than some people do 😁

which programing language you guys are grinding nowdays ?

@N_and_ni AI can help a lot with architecture and code But while I'm building systems I still keep asking: why is this layer talking to that one? why does this file exist here? why is this allocating here? Because after hundreds files, small archt mistakes become so hard to control later

@RabehCodes I will use ai to design architecture then that to Claude 🤭

I'm a vibe coder, scare me with one word.

@Simi_2210_ x + x + x = y => 3x = y y + y = 18 => 2y = 18 => y = 9 So: 3x = y = 9 => x= 3 y/x = 9/3= 3

Looks simple, but 95% get this wrong. Solve for Y/X and prove you're in the 5 %

@itsmoni_02 Honestly if my project has no bugs 🪲 I start feeling suspicious 🥹 Sometimes I think the bugs are there to keep me company while building systems 😈 And if there are none… I accidentally create some myself 😁

How are you debugging your code? • Console logs • AI tools • Stack Overflow • Pure suffering

@Taniyatweets_ @anjany06 The borrow checker hurts at first 😄 But after building long-term systems with Rust, you realize it was forcing you to think about ownership, boundaries, and system correctness from the beginning. That discipline is why many Rust systems survive for years 👿

@anjany06 Rust...the borrow checker humbles everyone at first

Tell me the hardest programming language 👀 a) JavaScript b) Java c) Rust d) Go

@Saanvi_dhillon Code can be correct and the project still becomes a mess after months.but Architecture is what keeps systems alive long term. So yes, you still need to learn and understand code deeply, and always ask: why does this exist here, and what responsibility does it have?

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

@FrancescoCiull4 It gets worse once the assembly whispers begin 😈😁

Can you all please STOP posting good things about Rust all day? I can't quote them all.

@N_and_ni @Taniyatweets_ I’ve been working mostly with Rust for a long time now 😄 So I’m genuinely curious… why do many Android developers still prefer Java?.I have no idea about java.

@Taniyatweets_ Java

Which one do you prefer for Android development? Kotlin or Java

@ayesha_fatiima Because writing code was never the hardest part. Before I write anything, I spend time thinking about the architecture itself: what belongs here, what should never exist here, system boundaries, long-term maintainability, and whether the design survives years later.

Genuine question: If AI writes code perfectly now… why are companies still hiring so many developers?

@itsmoni_02 I learned ML first, same as you. Then Rust taught me the same lesson at a lower level. Understanding beats memorization every time.

Machine Learning becomes much easier when you stop memorizing algorithms and start understanding why they work.