Saket Soni
@SaketDev0
Here to learn Tech | Junior Dev | IIT (BHU) Varanasi GitHub - https://github.com/saket-dev01
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Once you start to learn old technologies, you get to know the reason behind the latest things being the way they are
My React+Nodejs project when running on localhost works fine, but when I deploy the Backend to Azure Container Apps, no headers reach the server from the react frontend, but headers can be sent via postman. This is causing issues in production. Tried everything with CORS. Help.
Should one be using React 19 for production apps as of now? was trying to use ShadCN and came across a number of issues, so double thinking my choices.
You learn a lot when contributing to Open-source, these courses won’t teach you that stuff, you have to learn it on your own.
Recently, while contributing to open-source, I came across the concept of i18n (Internationalization). It's about designing software to adapt seamlessly to different languages & cultures—like translations, date formats, & more. Fascinating to learn how products go global!
I resumed learning GoLang by creating a simple REST API using Go Fiber and Postgres! Feels good to pick it back up again!
++ At Google, I hardly write a lot of code now, I design, and then just guide AI to help me with the code, I do a quick check, and minor changes according to my needs, and the writing code part is eliminated mostly. Going forward, this will be the norm I guess.
Writing code itself is the easiest part of software engineering. AI will replace this part fastest. The toughest part is deciding what to write and how to write: tech architecture. But this can only be learned with experience. People with good understanding (experience) of…
When building an application like Slack, where should one ideally store the chat messages? A SQL DB or a NoSQL DB? and why?
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