Tom

In which language you wrote your first "Hello world"?

@__vvooppe_ Cool

@codevsdev learning new tech, keeps things fresh

What’s your favorite part of software engineering? 💻🔥 A) Building projects B) Solving bugs C) Learning new tech D) UI/Design E) Deploying successfully 🚀

@koomekelvink Good one.

@codevsdev CI/ CD based on user feedback

@stanlee0nX Good morning

Good morning fam👋 Have a nice day !

*🌐 Complete Web Development Roadmap* *Week 1: Web Basics* - How websites work (Client-Server model) - Frontend vs Backend - Internet basics (HTTP, HTTPS) - Tools: Browser DevTools, VS Code setup ✅ Outcome: You understand how the web works. *Week 2: HTML* - HTML tags (headings, paragraphs, links, images) - Forms (input, button, validation) - Semantic HTML (header, footer, section) - Create basic webpage ✅ Outcome: You can build webpage structure. *Week 3: CSS* - CSS basics (colors, fonts, spacing) - Box model - Flexbox & Grid - Responsive design (media queries) ✅ Outcome: You can design clean, responsive UI. *Week 4: JavaScript Basics* - Variables, data types - Functions, loops, conditions - DOM manipulation - Events (click, input) ✅ Outcome: You can make websites interactive. *Week 5: Advanced JavaScript* - ES6+ (arrow functions, destructuring) - Arrays (map, filter, reduce) - Promises, async/await - Fetch API ✅ Outcome: You can work with real-world data. *Week 6: Git & GitHub* - Git basics (init, add, commit, push) - GitHub repo creation - Branching basics - Collaboration basics ✅ Outcome: You can manage and showcase code. *Week 7: Frontend Framework (React)* - What is React & why use it - Components & Props - useState, useEffect - Build small app (Todo / Weather app) ✅ Outcome: You can build modern UI apps. Week 8: Backend Basics (Node.js + Express) - What is backend - Node.js basics - Express.js APIs - REST API (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) ✅ Outcome: You can create backend APIs. *Week 9: Database (SQL + MongoDB)* - SQL basics - MongoDB basics (NoSQL) - CRUD operations - Connect DB with backend ✅ Outcome: You can store & manage data. *Week 10: Full Stack Integration* - Connect frontend + backend - API calls in React - Authentication basics (JWT) - Build full-stack app ✅ Outcome: You can build complete applications. *Week 11: Deployment* - Deploy frontend (Netlify / Vercel) - Deploy backend (Render / Railway) - Environment variables - Domain basics ✅ Outcome: Your project is live. *Week 12: Projects + Interview Prep* - Build 2-3 strong projects - Revise concepts - Practice interview questions ✅ Outcome: Job-ready portfolio.

Interview Question: Design and build a scalable system like a URL shortener (e.g., bit.ly). How would you handle millions of users, ensure fast redirection, and avoid duplicate links?

AI + Nvidia dominates the future At Nvidia GTC 2026, major breakthroughs were revealed: ⚡ DLSS 5 (AI-powered gaming rendering) 🤖 New AI platforms like Rubin Ultra 🧠 Expansion into robotics + agentic AI systems Big shift: Nvidia is focusing more on AI infrastructure & data centers than gaming But not everyone is happy: Gamers criticized DLSS 5 because AI changes how games look

@Venkydotdev Yepp😅

@codevsdev After long time

@nalinrajput23 Chrome

as a dev, which is the best browser?

@buildwithshyam 2012

Which logo do you like the most?

@TechByTaraa Codex

If you have $20, which one do you choose??

@justbyte_ My BI Tool

Dear developers, what are you building this weekend?

@CodeWithAmann Tailwindcss

as a developer, what do you use for frontend?

@manojdotdev Wireless

Left or Right ?

@vishaltweetup Both are best

Which platform provides better answers: Reddit or Quora

@pranavcodes_ @Spotify

Which one has better music recommendations?

@CodeWithAmann Vs code

be honest, which code editor do you use?

@abhitwt Best one for all activity

why is everyone in tech using a MacBook ?

@TechByTaraa Node.js

As a dev, which backend framework do you prefer?