Aman Jain (@iamancoder) 's Twitter Profile
Aman Jain

@iamancoder

Software Developer
Building github.com/itzamanjain
Expert in React ,Next.js & Node.js Backend

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linkhttps://itsaman.site calendar_today16-06-2024 17:27:01

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Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Update on 𝚍𝚡𝚋𝟷. The situation has worsened and it’s progressed into a full blown, multi-AZ outage. (Possibly first ever of its kind ever from a non-software root cause) Many workloads on Vercel are global in nature. Routing Middleware for instance automatically deploys

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Learned about video processing and streaming systems, how video upload works, how chunking helps large files upload safely, and how transcoding creates multiple video qualities for streaming. Also learned how real platforms handle this at scale. Piyush Garg Hitesh Choudhary

Learned about video processing and streaming systems,
how video upload works, how chunking helps large files upload safely, and how transcoding creates multiple video qualities for streaming.
Also learned how real platforms handle this at scale. 
<a href="/piyushgarg_dev/">Piyush Garg</a>  <a href="/Hiteshdotcom/">Hitesh Choudhary</a>
Striver (@striver_79) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have been on both sides, a seeker once and a recruiter now. The truth is, most companies don't care about you. - Companies fire people overnight: Even when a company makes billions in profit, they will fire you in one morning because someone somewhere was not happy. They don't

Arihant Jain (@arihantcodes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spectrum UI has been using PostHog for the last ~9 months, and it has been amazing. Highly recommend it if you're building a web product. We're now seeing 4k+ devs/month using Spectrum UI Would love to collaborate with the PostHog team as we keep growing PostHog

Aman Jain (@iamancoder) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mentors like these are very important. Learning about the CQRS pattern, when to use it, and when not to use it. Real project case studies make you understand the trade-offs much better than theory. Hitesh Choudhary Piyush Garg

Mentors like these are very important.

Learning about the CQRS pattern, when to use it, and when not to use it. Real project case studies make you understand the trade-offs much better than theory.
<a href="/Hiteshdotcom/">Hitesh Choudhary</a> <a href="/piyushgarg_dev/">Piyush Garg</a>
Aman Jain (@iamancoder) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Built a small UI library for fun. No marketing. No ads. No growth hacks. Now 4,000+ developers use it every month (peaked at 7,800 ) People come → copy components → ship fast And honestly… that’s the goal. Let’s see how far this goes ui.spectrumhq.in

Built a small UI library for fun.

No marketing.
No ads.
No growth hacks.
Now 4,000+ developers use it every month
(peaked at 7,800 )

People come → copy components → ship fast

And honestly… that’s the goal.
Let’s see how far this goes
ui.spectrumhq.in
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Learned how real systems handle scale today: Designed a cache store Understood TTL and eviction policies Explored distributed caching Then came the interesting part : consistent hashing Why we need it, and the problems it still brings Piyush Garg

Learned how real systems handle scale today:

Designed a cache store
Understood TTL and eviction policies
Explored distributed caching

Then came the interesting part : consistent hashing
Why we need it, and the problems it still brings 
<a href="/piyushgarg_dev/">Piyush Garg</a>
Aman Jain (@iamancoder) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Built custom in-house chat support with a real-time database on Spectrum UI and now handling 1500+ chats through it, ui.spectrumhq.in Piyush Garg

Built custom in-house chat support with a real-time database on Spectrum UI and now handling 1500+ chats through it, ui.spectrumhq.in 
<a href="/piyushgarg_dev/">Piyush Garg</a>
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Almost built a full infra setup with Redis + workers, crons. Even ChatGPT was going along with me 😅 Then I checked the actual workload: ~3-4 sec per request. Simplified everything to a single API. Good reminder: business use case > engineering itch.