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I used to start coding the moment I got a task. Now I spend the first hour just thinking - drawing flows, listing edge cases. That change cut my debugging time in half. Thoughtful planning isn’t wasted time - it’s the shortest route to quality. #DevLife #Productivity #CodingTip
Swift Interview Tip💡 #14 async/await in plain English Write async code that looks like sync code. No more callback hell. Just clean, readable flow.
If you're using Tailwind, don't sleep on child selectors. They clean up your styles and eliminate repetition. Vibe coding agents aren't smart enough to do this. (if you're using CSS, keep scrolling)
Stop wasting time coding everything from scratch! Here are low-code tools top coders use to build faster & get job: Thread 🧵
I still can’t believe how few people use AI tools. Most stop at ChatGPT and miss the real magic. Here are 10 hidden gems that can 10x your workflow 👇
This is literally the 4-step formula creators are using to build profitable apps without writing a single line of code:
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I’ve been using Driven lately and it’s made checking markets way easier. @getDrivenAI reveals what truly drives the market. Live prices, fast headlines, and plain-English answers to “what’s moving and why.” It’s free now and here’s how to access it: 👇
Introducing Codemaps in @windsurf! powered by SWE-1.5 and Sonnet 4.5 “Your code is your understanding of the problem you’re exploring. So it’s only when you have your code in your head that you really understand the problem.” — @paulg
How to save countless hours of engineering time, avoid app rejections, reduce frustration, skip the headaches, ship faster, and actually spend time with your family 👇
Design patterns are solutions to common coding problems that show up often in your projects. And in this tutorial, @PlaybackPress explains how some key object-oriented design patterns work in Java. He covers patterns like Strategy, Singleton, Composite, Decorator, State,…
Same. In the beginning, I was impressed by this type of "smart" code. I also tried to write code like that because I thought it looked cool, and that's how "smart" people do it. Nowadays, I prefer the more verbose code that's clear and easier to read & understand. Mention:…
Major cheat code for life: Do what’s necessary, not what’s comfortable. The gap between your goals and your reality is filled with difficult, often boring, work. Most people avoid it, which is exactly why it’s so valuable. Master the boring and you’ll create the extraordinary.
When writing less code is the real flex. Because mastery isn’t about adding more lines, It’s about knowing what doesn’t need to exist. Every deleted function, every simplified logic, every removed dependency, is a step closer to elegance. Clarity > cleverness. Always.
Automation helps you and your team eliminate repetitive work and focus on creative or strategic tasks. And there are various tools that help you automate things more effectively. In this beginner-friendly guide, Manish teaches you how build and use your own automation workflows…
I just canceled my ChatGPT subscription. Because I found an alternative that is 10 times better. Here's how to use it:
A good practice for expensive (slow or repeated) computations is to use memoization, which stores the results so that any time they are needed again with the same input, the function instantly returns the cached result instead. #JavaScript #letsconnect #cleancode #buildinpublic
I put this into my custom instructions in ChatGPT... and it completely changed my experience of ChatGPT. I saw this somewhere on LinkedIn a month ago, and tried it now for a month. It works great for me. I am going to keep it like this.
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