People often ask me why I started BlockseBlock ? For me, the answer is simple. A few years back, I kept meeting students with really cool ideas in blockchain and Web3. I loved their creativity, but I kept wondering how I could help them implement those ideas and help them grow.

Coding myths that are simply not true 🚫 1) “You need a Computer Science degree.” 2) “AI will replace coders completely.” 3) “Once you learn one language, you’re stuck with it.” 4) “Only young people can get into coding.” 5) “Backend is easier than Frontend”

Most devs don't know this yet... Fusion 360 just got Dark Mode + GPU acceleration 🔥 While you're coding, hardware devs are getting the tools we've had for years: → Dark Mode (finally!) → Real-time collaboration → Parametric automation → Version control integration

"Strong reasons to reconsider your Claude subscription: Degraded model quality with denial from the company Reduced plan limits with no communication Data retention concerns (5 years of conversations & code) DMCA takedowns affecting community repos Lack of transparency on

Key System Design Concepts to Master Before Interviews: Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling: Understanding scalability approaches. Latency vs Throughput: Balancing speed and data processing. Load Balancers: Techniques like Round Robin & Consistent Hashing. Caching Strategies: LRU,

We are witnessing the competition between OpenAI and Anthropic. Whoever optimises their coding workflows, I am on their side.