Self realization 😂 I’m I playing? Or I’m I on track. It’s a question only you can answer within yourself.

As a backend engineer building personal projects Do you still care to document your API?

As a backend dev in 2025 , learn these 11 skills to keep you relevant in this Job market : 1. API Design - REST/GraphQL/gRPC 2. Authentication & Authorization - OAuth2, JWT, OpenID Connect, Passkeys 3. Databases - SQL, NoSQL, sharding, indexing, query tuning 4. Caching -

Is there any valid reason to use Mongo db over Postgres? I’ll be in the comments.

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Who needs a rubber duck when I have “Mailo” 🐈🐾

I wasn’t able to attend #DevFestPH25 today. Hopefully Next year!

Rest well soldier 💔🐾

Yes especially when your learning a new framework or language

Secret to success: Stick to one thing for a long time.

+1 today 🎂 fmt.Println(“Happy Birthday to me”) 😄

I can feel it. 🤤

I’m considering switching from using an ORM (Gorm) to Sqlc for my project I want to get my hands dirty again writing SQL again I’m beginning to get tired of the abstraction, not to mention the subtle performance overhead that comes with using ORMs.

From long nights to early lectures — it all led to this moment. B.Tech Civil Engineering ✔️ On to the next chapter! 🚀 Grateful to God ❤️🙏🏽

I need to be ruthless with execution next year; I can't continue to slack like this.

The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.

Today, I decided to switch from GORM ORM to sqlc. It feels nice to write SQL again after a long time. I’m also using Goose as my migration tool

I don’t think I can see myself doing anything else in life apart from being a software engineer. This has to work, or I’m cooked 😄

One of my main goals for 2026 is showing up and using social media to my advantage You can be the best at what you do but if you lack visibility it amounts to nothing. A popular Noobie is better than a hidden expert.