For The Love of Code

Hey X 👋 I’m Mubarak — a Web3/Web2 developer learning, building, and sharing everything on-chain & off-chain. What to expect here: • Web3 development insights • Off chain coding tips • My progress building real projects Let’s build the future of the internet together. ⚡️

@Steve330840 @DailyIranNews And your president is the strong man?

Powerful statement by Vladimir Putin “As long as China, Russia, and Iran exist, it is impossible for anyone to behave like a global ruler.” Putin takes aim at U.S. dominance, calling out what he describes as authoritarian policies under Trump. 🌍

@smartnakamoura True talk

nobody talks about how lonely it is to be a developer in Nigeria who is actually serious your friends think you're forming. your family wants you to "get a government job." your classmates are copying past questions. and you're debugging at 1am because you actually believe in what you're building. keep going.

@Mishi_2210 Only the couple went

@systemdesignone Playbook

API Design Playbook: Giveaway Alert!! • Core API fundamentals. • Clean & scalable design principles. • Common patterns used in real world systems. • Practical concepts for interviews & building projects. (24 hours only & I won't offer this ever again!) To get it: 1. Like, Retweet & Follow @systemdesignone 2. Reply "Playbook" Then I'll DM you the details.

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I just saw this payout from X. Tell me why you need it. I will pick one person to give it to. I had to like your reasons to be able to win it all. Let go. Don’t send me dm. Only in comments

My prediction for the future of software development: AI agents enable vibe coders to build software quickly and easily. This is like how computers enabled bedroom producers who can’t play instruments or know much about music theory. They just drag, drop, and layer beats until it slaps for someone. Sure, there’s a market for them. But they don’t put serious composers or performers out of business. Same story in software.

@moshhamedani Web 3 would be great to

What courses do you want me to create for you in 2026?

@moshhamedani Machine learning and nestjs. The nestjs practice project should be fintech

hyprland or i3 window manager? #linux #pc #customiz #powerUser

Have some free time on my hands, and decided to check out hyprland #ricing on arch linux. #linux #windowManager

@psomkar1 Depends on the project at hand

Choose One Python or JavaScript

@rakyll @moshhamedani Good day. Am a full-stack developer with close to 7 years of experience in TS/JS. I came across this post about TS developer position. I will like to have a quick chat if you don't mind cause am interested in the position

Google is desperate for TS developers more than ever. TS is becoming the go-to language following Python for AI developers.

@InterviewsChat Absolutely true. you can't even compare

🧩 Two Ways to Check Anagrams in TypeScript ⚡ Both work — one uses a Hash Map O(n), the other uses Sorting O(n log n). 👉 Which approach would you prefer in a coding interview? #CodingTips #TypeScript #Programming #CodingInterview #WebDev

⚡ Algorithm Spotlight: Jump Search in TypeScript When you need something faster than Linear Search but simpler than Binary Search, use Jump Search. It works by jumping ahead in fixed blocks (√n) and then scanning linearly inside that block. ⁉️Can you optimize it? #CodingTips

🔄 JavaScript Trick: Check if Two Strings Are Rotations Want to know if one string is just a rotation of another? Here’s a neat one-liner approach in TypeScript 👇 Challenge 🚀 Can you write this without using .includes()?

⚡ Algorithm Spotlight: Jump Search in TypeScript When you need something faster than Linear Search but simpler than Binary Search, try Jump Search. ⏱️ Time Complexity: Best case: O(1) Worst case: O(√n) Question for you When would u prefer Jump Search over Binary Search? 🤔

🔡 JavaScript Tip Want a quick way to count vowels (a, e, i, o, u) in a string? Here’s a clean approach using a Set for faster lookups: 💡 Why use a Set? Lookup in a Set is O(1) . Clean & readable. Challenge for you 🚀 How would you rewrite this using .reduce() or regex?