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Chai Code WebDev cohort affiliate coupon : AYUSH64321 TUF striver Interview Platform affiliate link : takeuforward.org/plus?affiliate… @ChaiCodeHQ @striver_79 @takeUforward_ @Hiteshdotcom Lets all Grow together !!!!

Forms are boring. Dossiers aren't. 🕵️ Built a classified form builder with tRPC, Drizzle, live analytics, and a Cold War aesthetic that makes every submission feel like an intelligence drop. dossier.ayushlabs.tech Special Thanks to: @Hiteshdotcom @piyushgarg_dev @nirudhuuu

MongoDB taught me that “it exists in the DB” means nothing until ObjectId types match. One string from req.params, one ObjectId in the collection, zero errors, just an empty result staring back like it paid rent. Silent bugs are the real senior developer .

@i__write_code @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu @piyushgarg_dev @surajtwt_ @ChaiCodeHQ @yntpdotme @BlazeisCoding @devwithjay Very clean Brthr 👌

Done with endsems!!! Pulled an all nighter to build another stuff for another hackathon:) (ben 10 theme) @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu @piyushgarg_dev @surajtwt_ @ChaiCodeHQ @yntpdotme

@hiteshdhayall @Hiteshdotcom @yntpdotme @BlazeisCoding @devwithjay @nirudhuuu @surajtwt_ @Aasuyadavv @Shivam_Goyal_20 @VinnyMadaan3 @sameerbhagtani @amaan_1105 @tusharcodesio @rachit26227444 @iamabhishek012 @Ved_PandeyOG @Prashantdotco @DineshSwami001 amazing ui brtrh

#100daysofcode day 43 => 1. completed my tRPC hackathon project, will deploy it by tommorow 2. revised all 4 lectures on REACT 3. did 4 DSA questions (placement season) @Hiteshdotcom @yntpdotme @BlazeisCoding @devwithjay @nirudhuuu @surajtwt_ @Aasuyadavv #chaicode

@heyblake dossier.ayushlabs.tech

Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic

It is really difficult it is to make people spend money on something . Sales is most important as well as most difficult task in a business even if its a SAAS , rightly said by @Hiteshdotcom . dossier.ayushlabs.tech/f/cohort-exper… Fill this to prove me wrong @nirudhuuu #chaicode

Missed my project submission at the last moment. Not blaming anyone or making excuses, poor time management on my end. Still finished & learned something, A food delivery app featuring React Navigation, auth flows, and deep linking. Taking the lesson & moving forward.

MongoDB makes bad schema decisions feel harmless until one dashboard needs 3 filters and a sort. Then the missing index becomes the main character. PostgreSQL is stricter upfront, but at least the database tells me where I lied .

PostgreSQL felt scary until I stopped treating tables like collections. The moment joins clicked, the schema stopped looking like extra work and started looking like the actual product logic written down.

React stopped feeling magical when I realized useEffect is just a synchronization tool, not a place to dump every side effect. The moment 3 API calls, 2 states, and one stale closure enter the same effect, the component starts negotiating with itself.

@Sayantan_bal @ChaiCodeHQ @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu Congratulations bro 👊

Won the PulseBoard Hackathon with pulse-board 🏆 165 submissions. 10 AI-judged knockout matches. Champion in the Grand Final Loved the bracket-style competitive format by the @ChaiCodeHQ⚡ Built fast, learned a lot 🚀 Thanks @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu #BuildInPublic #WebDevelopment

@hiteshdhayall @ChaiCodeHQ @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu @piyushgarg_dev @devwithjay @BlazeisCoding @surajtwt_ @yntpdotme @Aasuyadavv @Shivam_Goyal_20 @Ved_PandeyOG @rachit26227444 @Agam2928 Congratulations 🙌 brother

Got 5th rank in the @ChaiCodeHQ POLLING APPLICATION HACKATHON. learned a great lesson that perfect time will never come so its better to start early . will give my 100% next time and surely win 1st position(manifesting). thanks to @Hiteshdotcom fir this opportunity @nirudhuuu

Got 32nd rank in the hackathon conducted by @ChaiCodeHQ . Not satisfied . The competition is fierce. Peers have made lot more clean and production ready products . Congratulations to winners .Learn from the mistakes and then onto the next one . @Hiteshdotcom @nirudhuuu

Nice, but the real question is privacy. Banks collect so much data already—why add another layer that might expose spending patterns to a chatbot?

The build process is a single Linux script that shells into the tablet over serial and flashes overlay files. No proprietary binaries needed—architecture clear, reproducible.

RK3562 is an Arm AI‑centric SoC, not a laptop chip. Booting full Debian from eMMC at 60 MB/s feels more like a server setup than a cheap tablet.

The API produced a complete React form in 3 sec, but the output kept adding `useState` for every prop. I had to prune 17 lines manually before it compiled.

A new prespective on what is intelligence by : @waitin4agi_ must watch Intelligence feels fixed, but it's a curriculum. 10 stages map the LLM evolution to human growth—pre‑training, reasoning, tool use, and beyond. Pick your weak spots, design a path. youtu.be/TT385EFm6jM?si…

@cheese_cakee_9 I agree, the noise is loud. What pushes me is deep domain knowledge and crappy early iterations that teach me fast. Build something you’re obsessed with; the rest follows. That’s the only real edge.

Lately competition has been fierce. Supply is much much higher than demand. You have to be extraordinary to stand out. Now that kind of extraordinary doesn't come from just watching YouTube videos with shiny thumbnails, empty promises and surface level information. It comes from going into rabbit holes. Find things you like and dig deeper — blogs, articles, books. Implement them. Question them. Because when we engage in active reading , annotating, questioning, and reflecting, it employs deep processing, which creates robust memory pathways. This contrasts sharply with shallow processing, which creates weak, quickly fading memory. Most students don't do this because watching YouTube is much easier. The ones with high agency who do, stands out from the crowd.