Software Engineering

[text] Be honest: Why are you building?

[text] Would you accept an offer from a company that pays you more than your current package but doesn’t allow you to use any AI tools?

[image] Interviewer: You deleted an app, reinstalled it, and you're still logged in. How? See more....

[text] As a founder, what do you enjoy more? 1. Coding 2. Marketing

[text] What's the best database for scalability? - PostgreSQL - MongoDB - MySQL - Redis

[text] Database you trust the most? - PostgreSQL - MySQL - MongoDB - SQLite

[text] If you were entering college today, would you still major in Computer Science? Or has AI changed your answer?

[text] question for SaaS founders & app devs: what actually matters most in your first year? 1. Shipping fast 2. Talking to users 3. Building an audience if you’ve done it before, what would you choose now?

[text] Devs, what skill are you trying to improve? - coding - marketing - sales - talking to users - distribution

[text] What's the best language for backend? • Node.js • Python • Go • Java

[text] Which frontend framework actually makes you productive? - Next js - Vue - React - Angular

[text] Company A - $100k/year • WFH • Great work culture • Weekends off • Freedom to use AI tools Company B - $200k/year • Work from office • Toxic environment • Weekend support • AI tools banned Which one are you choosing and why?

[text] Will your job get replaced by AI?

[text] the longer you spend in tech, the stronger the urge to buy a farm and never touch a laptop in your life

[text] which backend framework is the best? - Express.js - FastAPI - Django - NestJS

[text] for SaaS founders & indie devs: 
what’s the hardest part of marketing your product? 1. getting attention 2. converting users 3. staying consistent

[text] first time building a SaaS project as a founder and learning everything in real time. what’s the biggest thing you’d do differently if you were starting from zero today?

[image] Developers, Which one is your favorite coding tool ? My favorite VS code

[text] As an experience software engineer who used to be the tech lead at a 100 million user product, I have to say, "today, I was truly surprised by how far AI has come." 2 years ago, I couldn't trust AI agents to execute 2 tool calls correctly without going into a broken loop.

[image] Most people think data is just information. But in reality, data is value, it powers platforms, drives decisions, and shapes the digital world. The problem? The people creating that value rarely control it. @QANAT_IO is exploring a different approach one where ownership is

[text] 100 topics every techie should know 🧠 Most people learn randomly. Top 1% don’t. Here’s the list ↓ Fundamentals • How computers work • OS basics • Networking basics • Data structures • Algorithms • Memory management • CPU vs GPU • File systems • CLI usage • Git

[text] Fuck breakups have you ever hit a rate limit just as you were about to build something?

[text] Interviewer: Why should we hire anyone now that AI can carry more than 80% of the work load, do the same tasks for cheaper and faster. Me: MF you posted the job, you tell me.

[image] Want to get better at Python? Build these 100 real projects👇

[text] When code feels like garbage I remember: every great app started as a messy prototype Keep going

[image] Most teams get this wrong. They treat the blockchain like a database. That’s the mistake. Blockchains are not designed for storage. They are designed for verification. So here’s the shift: Don’t put mutable business logic directly on-chain. Why? Because every change

[text] I like the way all of us are admitting we use AI to code