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Aadvik

@Aadv1k

19 y.o self-taught software engineer; Working full-time to give context to my AIs 🫡; Building agentic access governence

 Bengaluru, India
github.com/aadv1k
Joined March 2021
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75% of the "deep work" invovled in building a product, is to be done on google docs, rather than your code editor. A rock solid understanding of the scope, is 10x more imp than picking a language or framework. Learnt this the hard way.
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BACK to X after a long time, IMMEDIATELY plastered with 5 course sellers, 2 "It's all over bro 🥀" AI doom posting & 3 football posts. Gotta curate my feed better, cuz this ain't it.
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Whenever I get AI to write some code, curiously I always end up doing 30% more work than if I would've wrote the code myself.
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Hmm what is going to be the language of 2025? JavaScript? Gleam? Haskell? Zig? x86 ASM? Raw dogging JVM bytecode?
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I've just completed a front-end coding challenge from @frontendmentor! 🎉 You can see my solution here: frontendmentor.io/solutions/… Any suggestions on how I can improve are welcome! #FrontendMentor #CodeChallenge
Multi step form -- TypeScript, Vite, TailwindCSS, React coding challenge solution

Multi step form -- TypeScript, Vite, TailwindCSS, React coding challenge solution

Aadv1k's front-end solution for the Multi-step form coding challenge on Frontend Mentor

frontendmentor.io
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Check out DracoQL - a new query language for processing and transforming web data 🐲 github.com/aadv1k/dracoql #javascript #typescript #webdev #100daysofcode
GitHub - Aadv1k/DracoQL: DracoQL is an embeddable query language for processing and transforming...

GitHub - Aadv1k/DracoQL: DracoQL is an embeddable query language for processing and transforming...

DracoQL is an embeddable query language for processing and transforming data from the web resources and writing it to files and databases. - Aadv1k/DracoQL

github.com
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Day 1 of #100DaysOfCode but, instead I launch a product everyday. Today I launched ZapMail⚡The simplest email solution on the entire web, drop a ⭐ on GitHub if ya liked it github.com/aadv1k/zapmail zap.up.railway.app
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Just launched ZapMail ⚡ The simplest email solution on the entire web, for developers. Check it out - GitHub: github.com/aadv1k/zap - URL: zap.up.railway.app/ #programming #webdevelopment
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Trying to resolve a stack overflow by looking it up on stack overflow is a very succint feeling.
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The developer urge to rewrite a 1k LOC+ codebase because some vars are confusing
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AI isn't going to create the next worhol or the next carmack. #OpenAI
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Best Youtube channels for web developers CSS - Kevin Powell - Online Tutorials - Coding Tech Javascript ~ Dev Ed ~ Fireship ~ Web Dev Simplified ~ Steve Griffith React/NodeJs/Python/VueJs: - Traversy Media - The Net Ninja - Programming with Mosh - Free Code Camp - Red Stapler
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My DevOps interview experience. Thread 🧵⬇️
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Are you UX/UI designer or a frontend developer? Then you need to know about these FREE resources! 🚀👇
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1) Good, so you started out, you took the leap and are into dev (like 1000s others) what sets you apart? youtu.be/rfscVS0vtbw this has 37 million views on youtube, how are YOU different?
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2) Self-Learning is about tinkering and breaking not about writing < 100 lines of code. As a beginner the biggest mistake I made as to try and build my own shitty software, when I should've been checking out actually good code on github and producing quality.
I just published Bitcoin for the enthusiasts link.medium.com/tYKEUfMIFsb
Bitcoin for the enthusiasts

Bitcoin for the enthusiasts

Bitcoin is more than just “get rich quick” this is an attempt to bring the some of the inner-workings of it to light

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> Be me > Setup a new project with CRA to save time on the webpack config > Spend 15 minutes delete all the gunk > Finally starts writing some code > immediately override the default config to fit in plugins #react
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Was just using #windicss by the @windi_css team and would like to share my experience. Here is a thread
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Attributify is a fresh new take on the "CSS in JS" conundrum and I really liked using it. I would've said I prefer it over the class based syntax if it weren't for lack of documentation. Often times I found myself having to speculate attribute names.
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Nevermind, I just didn't find the documentation.
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