Shinjon Chakraborty

@philthistweet Node with TS is pretty cool

Why is anyone using JavaScript on the server in the first place?

@haha_girrrl I got mine by learning the MERN stack, but imo most important is learning system design and following best practices and knowing common design patterns, makes one stand out a lot more. Also throw in basic knowledge of Docker cos it'll 100% be needed no matter the stack

What do u think.. if a new beginner wants to get their first paid internship in tech, what all tech stack one should focus on in 2026?

@CodeEdison scratch

What is the hardest programming language to ever exist ?

@ThePrimeagen Damn.

Hello Austin

@GithubProjects Javascript

Scare a DEVELOPER with ONE word.

wrote tests for the auth-service of my ticket-micro services app . Next will write tests for all the other services and setup a CI pipeline with Github Actions

@ThePrimeagen @LowLevelTweets better make another framework to fix JS right ?

@LowLevelTweets It's the ecosystem because you effectively cannot have something "modern" without downloading hundreds if not thousands of independent packages.

My continual disgust at the JS ecosystem feels vindicated practically daily at this point

@ThePrimeagen Lmao

@moshhamedani Thank you for your tutorials ! been following them for about 2 and a half years now, got my first full-stack internship last year all thanks to you and other YouTube teachers ! And YES after a day or so break i usually cant wait to get back into coding !

It’s Sunday afternoon and while I’ve learned the importance of work/life balance and rest the hard way, I just need a fast forward button to tomorrow morning so I can get back to coding. Who can relate?

Going to be documenting the process, mistakes, architecture decisions, and lessons along the way. If you’re into backend engineering, distributed systems, or DevOps, feel free to ask questions or share advice 🚀

Currently building a distributed ticketing system to learn more about microservices, Kafka, concurrency, CICD and system design tradeoffs Not building it because it’s the “perfect” architecture for every app mostly building it to deeply understand how these systems actually work

8 months ago, I was struggling to land my first internship. Now, as a 1st year student doing a SWE internship, I’m building production software and working on backend systems,deployments,system design. Been amazing seeing months of learning finally turn into real engineering exp

Calling me a gatekeeper is laughable. I’ve spent the last 12 years building courses to help people become software engineers. I just released a course on Claude Code and how to use it the right way. This isn’t gatekeeping. Just an honest concern. We have a new generation of devs who don’t read books, don’t finish 30% of a course, spend hours on IG and TikTok, and now lean on AI agents to write code they don’t understand. No review. No quality check. They can’t even tell quality from garbage. They just hit Enter like they’re pulling a slot machine. Some may say: “Mosh, why do you care? It’s their app, let them build it however they want.” Here’s why: 1/ It’s not just their app. Their code holds real users’ data (payments, messages, health info, etc). People who never agreed to be test subjects pay the price when things break. 2/ The talent pipeline is a commons. Every senior was once a junior who learned the fundamentals. Skip that for a generation and in 10 years there’s no one left who actually understands the systems everything runs on (banks, hospitals, infrastructure, etc) 3/ They’re being sold a lie. Influencers profit from “you don’t need to learn, just vibe-code.” The devs buying that pitch are the ones who’ll be unemployable when the market corrects and companies realize they need people who can debug, architect, and reason. This isn’t gatekeeping. It’s the opposite! I want this generation to make it. So if you’re starting out: learn the fundamentals, finish what you start, and use AI to amplify real skill, not replace it.

@vinx_codes Hello ! I'm a full stack dev currently working as an intern, I'd love to connect

Looking to connect with people in tech Whether you're into: Frontend • Backend • Full Stack DevOps • AI/ML • Data Science UI/UX • Freelancing • Startups IF YOU'RE INTO TECH... LET'S CONNECT

React Testing Library 🔍 ✅ Test default values ✅ Verify options ✅ Simulate dropdown clicks ✅ Assert callbacks Practicing realistic tests for an order status selector 🧪 #ReactJS #TestingLibrary #FrontendDev #BuildInPublic

Deployment -> 291327.xyz

🚨 Just built a real-time collaborative note editor using Next.js & TypeScript! ✅ Live cursors & typing ✅ Invite users with roles ✅ Toast updates ✅ Clerk auth, Neon DB, Drizzle ORM ✅ Liveblocks 🎥 Demo below! Feedback welcome 🙏 #NextJS #React #WebDev #TypeScript #OpenToWork

If you have any feedback/ advice please share it with me, I'll be really grateful to hear from you folks !

Through the feedback I revived from the wonderful people over at r/webdev. I updated the UI of my Movie Discovery App !! Fixed a few bugs. There is still a lot of refinement needed so I'll keep working on it. Check out the app -> find-me-a-movie-lemon.vercel.app #WebDev #FrontendDev

@karo_io_ Thank you !!

@shinjonCodes Well done. Works good

Check out my Movie Discovery App! Search, filter, and browse movies with infinite scroll – powered by the TMDB API. 🛠️ Built with: • React • ChakraUI • TanStack Query 🚀 Live Demo: find-me-a-movie-lemon.vercel.app 📂 Code: github.com/Shinjon101/fin… #ReactJS #WebDev #learninginpublic