Shahid Khan

@SebasEstra What's ur tiktok @ ? Congo btw🔥

Not the $10k I was thinking about but still a nice milestone hit I owe it all to TikTok 😅

The promise object represents the eventual completion (or failure) of an async operation and its resulting value

@samirande_ Bro 🫤

"I'm gonna complete MERN stack in 6 months and get a $100k USA based remote job"

@sahilcodex @samirande_ great man🔥

Minimal call to action and footer Sometimes there is no need of over engineering just few simple changes make site better @samirande_ whole revamp is done bro

Day 4 of #LearningInPublic Did you find this confusing too? Let's clarify it: JS asynchronous language h but uska default behaviour synchronous hota h. Us behavior ko hame forcefully bta kr async bnana pdta h. Sbse easy example h aapke settimeout or setinterval methods.

@averycode With that trend you'll get there, keep going📈

Building in public Also means failing in public Didn’t hit my $1k goal this week Gotta work harder on marketing 🫡

@khushxxl Goals 📈

travel build apps run ads repeat

@pcshipp Congo

Finally 8800 followers completed

@riyasayshie Congrats

First internship lag gyii!!!!🎉

8. Slice (startIndex, endIndex) - Creates a new array from a section of the original array without modification. 9. Splice (startIndex, deleteCount) - Modifies the original array by adding or removing elements and returns the deleted items.

5. Includes - Checks if a value exists in an array, returning true or false. 6. IndexOf - Returns the position of a specified value in the array as a number. 7. Join - Converts the elements of an array into a string.

Day 3 of #LearningInPublic 1. Arrays are written in square brackets [ ]. 2. They are objects. 3. Arrays can hold multiple data types. 4. Arrays use zero-based indexing, starting at zero. 5. Modifying an array element changes its original value since arrays are reference types.

@itsstanyy Inspiring

Day 38 of #100DaysOfCode Didn’t study today Got a client in the morning and ended up working for him the whole day Made ₹6.5k from it Not a coding-study day but definitely a real productive day

@shiracamus @Hiteshdotcom Fair correction though🤝🏻, Technically its "call by sharing", u pass a copy of the reference, so reassigning inside a function doesnt affect the outer variable, but mutating the object does. appreciate it.

@Shaaahidkn_ @Hiteshdotcom That is not call-by-reference. In call-by-value, the actual argument and the formal argument become separate variables (local variables). In call-by-reference, the actual argument and the formal argument become the same variable (an alias).

Day 2 of #LearningInPublic Datatypes are based on memory allocation -Primitive datatypes = call by value (string,number,boolean,null,undefined,BigInt,symbol) >Stack memory -Reference/Non primitive data types = call by reference ( array,object, function) >Heap memory

@Hiteshdotcom Primitive Types: -Stored in stack. -Passed or assigned by value (call by value). -Changes to copies don't affect the original. Reference Types: -Stored in heap; accessed via references (stored in stack). - Changing the value through another reference affects the original.

@founder_sohan cool

Hi all 👋 MY FULL DAY LOGBOOK: 1.Followed everyone who replied 2.Made founders explain their products 3.Gathered an audience to promote to 4.Shared my experience about growing on X 5.Hit my target of 200 followers 💧 What have you done today?

@maxzrco keep grinding broski

my plan: bring 3 of my apps to $10k MRR work 14 hours a day till I reach it buy my parents a camper van watch them actually use it be happy that’s it, that’s the whole plan

@ammar_nassri cool.

Let me reintroduce myself. My name is Ammar. I am a senior software engineer trying to be an indie hacker. My app Listimo is live on the App Store and Google Play. I'm currently working on a pivot to make it a conversation-first accountability app. I will be sharing my journey and lessons learned along the way.