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I’ve seen too many people paying for waitlists, Overcomplicate. Subscription-based. Bloated. So I made a simple, clean template that gets you running in 15 minutes. Backend handled by supabase or even Google sheets. Get something live fast - and free :) Link to repo in description 👇 waitlist-template-rho.vercel.app

@psomkar1 firebase!

is there any database better than Supabase ?

How do you decided if something should be on a server or serverless?

@Manixh02 Music is poison

Best decision

@kaif9999 Yes.

Does working at a cafe increases productivity?

@Manixh02 Insomnia

is there any API testing tool better than postman?

@dipalitwt The aura

@hthieblot Another company

You just sold your company for $100M. What’s the first thing you buy?

@nalinrajput23 16

How much RAM is enough for Web Dev? • 8 GB • 16 GB • 32 GB • 64 GB • 128 GB +

@codewithpri Cursor

Can anyone suggest a good AI code editor/IDE? ☹️

Here’s a very simple way of explaining CDNs: CDN = cache at the edge Redis = cache inside your architecture One reduces network distance to users, the other reduces DB load.

A CDN is not just a cache. It’s a globally distributed network of caches designed to serve users from the nearest location. Something like Redis is used to cache responses for your services like DB queries. They both solve different latency problems

If there's one thing to learn from this AWS outage, it's that system design matters.

Me: designs a system with a load balancer and hosted across multiple availability regions and auto-failover. AWS: LOL

If you're preparing for SWE interviews in 2025: Do Leetcode But master System Design

I’m looking for a talented creator who can make YouTube videos and design thumbnails. If you’re skilled with editing & visuals, DM me or reply with your portfolio

Stop complaining the job market is too hard. It’s not harder, it’s just evolved. What used to be optional (system design) is now essential.

Stop blaming the job market. It’s not too competitive. You’re just skipping system design prep.

System design interviews are basically a game of trade offs. There’s no right answer, as long as you can justify your proposal.

As AI starts writing more of our code, tech interviews are quietly evolving. Companies are now shifting the focus from code generation to system reasoning. It’s now all about how can you design reliable, scalable and maintainable systems.

Who’s out here still trying to land a job in 2025?