How many of you are actually doing 'open source contributions' this Hacktoberfest… except these mfs

just dropped my first book! Went deep into twitter's open source algorithm code and wrote everything down, How tweets actually go viral, why some replies blow up, what kills your reach, the ranking system all of it spent months reading through the code so you don't have to,

All this tech, and I still can’t tweet from it

Design engineer roadmap (what actually works): 1. Check out tons of cool designs online 2. Try replicating them 3. Share your work 4. Ask for feedback 5. Repeat Assuming you already know React, CSS or Tailwind, and Framer Motion or GSAP. Roadmap by Manu Arora

If he can do it while working as a security guard, what’s stopping you?

How many times have you started DSA and then dropped it? btw, I’ve dropped it twice.

The man said having syntax at your fingertips makes coding faster, and the best part is it helps in interviews too. Harkirat Singh

Be real, devs. Did you join X to make connections or to become a shitposter?

Starting today. A bit late because of exams, but it’s time for my WINTER ARC → Build one solid project → Improve my existing project → Solve 150+ DSA questions (2–3 daily) → Hit 1k followers on X Dev during the day, DSA at night (12–3 AM). Let’s make it happen

Thanks LG India for making my morning 50% better

On-campus benefits (from my experience): you don’t really need to think much about what to learn just do DSA and make one or two full stack projects of any stack they don’t even check the code or care if it’s deployed just be confident while explaining what you built and why

Am I right or not? If not, correct me.

I think only a few people actually love coding from the start. Most of us didn’t even start willingly, but after doing it daily it kinda became a habit.

Beginners, don’t just jump on the “use AI to build projects” trend. First learn the basics and build a few by yourself to gain confidence. You’ll use AI in the industry anyway, but without strong fundamentals, you’ll waste hours fixing its errors.

didn’t open the laptop today :) the whole day went in whitewashing, then decoration and lighting btw, happy Choti Diwali ✨

Diwali is over hope everyone had a great one.

you are in 3rd or final year, realizing you just enjoyed the past years and now blaming yourself thinking it’s too late man, it’s never too late, just dedicate 6 months to yourself even Manu Arora started in 3rd year

bro, you bought a full stack course and just code along with the instructor thinking you’ll build once the course is done but that’s not how it works, you’ll forget most of it because you only watched, not built real learning starts when you create something on your own

the level of peace and energy you feel here can’t be put into words हरे कृष्ण हरे कृष्ण , कृष्ण कृष्ण हरे हरे हरे राम हरे राम, राम राम हरे हरे

people are just increasing their leetcode problem count watching solutions or videos and then replicating them not giving enough time to think or solve on their own no proper revision, just solving for the sake of numbers or streaks