Rigveda

Be delusional.

day 14 of #30DaysOfJavaScript today i explored events & event handling in js > event binding ( addEventListener , removeEventListener ) > common events ( click , input , change , submit , mouseover , keyup ) > Event object ( target , type , preventDefault ) #BuildInPublic

day 13 of #30DaysOfJavaScript todays focus was making web page dynamic with the DOM > created and removed elements dynamically > updated styles and classes with javascript > learned the difference between innerText and innerHTML > understood live HTML collection #BuildInPublic

@Kcodess @ItsHeisenberg04 peak advice 🫡

@ItsHeisenberg04 rickshaw ke paise, ( khulle vo bhi ) upi nhi lete ye log

Please btao na Bhaiya 😔

day 12 of #30DaysOfJavaScript covered : > understood the DOM tree > learned different ways to select elements > manipulated html attributes using javascript its exciting to see , finally make js interact with actual web pages instead of just the console #BuildInPublic

@hijaidev @UnikraftSDK insane engineering work man 🙌🏼 love seeing deep systems programming content in my feed

I have been working on implementing Hyperlight (a VMM) at Kraftkit (@UnikraftSDK) as part of Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2026. Here's my blog about how I implemented it, benchmarks and thoughts. unikraft.org/blog/2026-06-1…

@samirande_ crazyyy 🙌🏼

Finally launching my portfolio :) link : samworks.vercel.app Feedbacks and suggestions are appreciated...

@Palakonweb W girl 🙌🏼

Here is the 5k special as I said. Took me 3 retakes and ton alot of courage to post this. Here it is! My first facecam/intro video. It is definitely something that I have always wanted to do and posting this with all my efforts in it. Enjoy ♥️

day 11 of #30DaysOfJavaScript today's focus shifted from core javascript to game development haha > getting started with phaser.js > understanding how gravity works in phaser > learning the basics of html5 canvas and game rendering #BuildInPublic

day 10 of #30DaysOfJavaScript understand how objects are copied in js and the differences between reference copies > copying object using : spread operator object assigning > optional chaining > computed properties > reference copy & deep clone #BuildInPublic

@ItsHeisenberg04 congrats man 🙌🏼

Hi everyone! 👋 I am Excited to share that I got placed! 🎉 I’ll make a separate post/video sharing my entire placement journey, interview experience, and everything I learned. This video was recorded yesterday, but I was too tired to post it then. 😅 Stay tuned

day 9 of #30DaysOfJavaScript today's session was all about objects in js > key-value structure > dot & bracket notation > nested objects & deep access > object destructuring > looping through objects using for...in object keys object entries #BuildInPublic

@ShalsX yeahhh ! keep growing 🙌🏼

My network is growing faster than my confidence. 😭 Honestly, I never expected so many people to connect with me in such a short time. I'm still just a student trying to learn, build projects, solve DSA, and become a better developer one day at a time. Every follow, reply, and conversation motivates me to keep showing up and improving. Thank you for being part of this journey. Let's keep learning and building together. 💜🚀

@premwomp hi

if you’re hunting for internships right now, read this. collected the official internship openings for class of 2027 & 2028 from: - Google - Microsoft - Amazon - NVIDIA - Adobe - Oracle - Salesforce - Atlassian - Cisco - Qualcomm - AMD - Intel - Goldman Sachs - JPMorgan - Visa - Mastercard more. say hi in the comments or my dms. i’ll send the links. (good luck. i’m applying too.)

day 8 of #30DaysOfJavaScript today's focus was mastering modern javascript array methods and writing cleaner code > array destructuring > spread operator > got familiar with phaser.js also cleared up some common confusions : > splice & slice > map & forEach #BuildInPublic

@aashitwts lessgoooo congrats 🥳

Career update🥳 Joined a US based startup as an ai engineer

@sdiv172632 W bhai 🙌🏼

day 7 of #30DaysOfJavaScript today i learned about arrays and explored some of the most commonly used array methods : > push & pop > shift & unshift > splice & slice > reverse > sort > creating , accessing and modifying arrays #BuildInPublic

@sdiv172632 true af 🥀

Stop Idealising Tech Creators I mean all over x i see students just following creators like they are gonna give them job if you like a creator study from them but freaking spending your time defending them wtf

@AbhinavXJ fr ! 🤣

that dude who left the match before 20 minutes of ending later when checking the score

day 6 of #30DaysOfJavaScript revision day : > variables & scope > data types > operators > control flow > loops > functions > closures and i built a counter app using closures , where the counter state is managed through a closure instead of using variables #BuildInPublic