Yashas

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Dang! Bookmarked this tweet & forgot Abt it. :/ Guess what I built a chrome extension exactly for that! Bookmark but with a reminder 😎 Checkout the project here: x.com/i/status/20428… @sunnykgupta @TeamShiksha

RSVP project ( @TeamShiksha ) v0.6.0 is officially live. 🚀 Key contributions: ✅Admins Dashboard: Enables tracking of platform activity, event trends, and detailed performance metrics. ✅ Fixed email issue: Ticket confirmation emails are now sent only after approval.

@Asym_Alwali done

@yashasvx Yes that's true. Bruh let's connect 😁

Best kind of async break.

Shipped a real estate platform used by 700+ users. Now contributing to an open source platform used by 500+ users. One thing I’ve learned: working on systems used by real people teaches you far more than tutorials.

Watched this video by @mannupaaji , Tried the same approach and built my own version.

Built a new version of my developer portfolio. Focused on keeping it simple and adding a few nice touches: • animated UI components • a short promo video using Remotion • built it using skills.sh and Claude code teardown/feedback highly appreciated - link in reply.

Link: yashasv.in

Remove Duplicates - Same Direction Remove Element - Same Direction Move Zeros - Same Direction Reverse String - Opposite Direction Merge Sorted Arrays - Opposite Direction

The two-pointer approach is a good way to solve problems involving arrays and strings. It helps reduce the time complexity from O(n²) to O(n) or O(n log n) in many cases. ✅Types of Two Pointers: 🖋️ Two Pointers in Opposite Directions - Used when working with a sorted array and needing to find a pair that satisfies a condition (e.g., sum = target). - One pointer starts at the left, and the other pointer starts at the right. 🖋️ Same Direction (Slow and Fast) - Used when modifying the array in place (e.g., removing duplicates). - One pointer moves fast to scan the array, while the slow pointer updates values. 🖋️ Nested Two Pointers - Used in problems to find multiple elements that satisfy a condition (e.g., 3-sum). - The first pointer is fixed, and the other two pointers move in opposite directions. - It’s like fixing one pointer and using the two pointers in opposite directions.

@partharora9128 Life heard the prayer… now it’s teaching the lesson. breathe through the overwhelm!

It’s crazy how life changes. 6 months ago, I was crying about not having work or a job. And now, just 20 days into this year, I got a job and I’m so overwhelmed with the work I once prayed for.

@taashuu_ UI pe direct json dika rha hai taaki browser par load naa aaye

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@taashuu_ Damn 😂

@aps08__ @Smayur0 @TeamShiksha Really enjoyed the session, so I tried building a small URL shortener on my own. Sharing a quick demo here

System Design : URL Shorter read today by @Smayur0. @TeamShiksha

Ramp Up - Day 20 - Received an 8 LPA offer from a startup in Bengaluru (the same interview I gave on the 16th). - Built a URL shortener app based on the learnings from @TeamShiksha's system design session (app demo video will be uploaded soon).

Ramp Up, Day 19 Gym in the morning. DSA from @akshaymarch7 (currently in Time and Space Complexity) Working on a URL shortener app (using Next and DRF) - trying to implement some of the concepts from ByteByteGo system design book

Completed another chapter of System Design Interview 📘 Big thanks to all the team members at @TeamShiksha for joining the session 🙌 Special shoutout to @aps08__ for explaining the concepts so clearly 👏 Onward to the next chapter 🚀