🚀 Excited about the new features in Next.js 15! 🎉 This update takes things to a new level with enhanced performance, improved server-side rendering (SSR), and powerful new APIs that make building dynamic web apps even smoother. 🌟

"Just submitted a pull request to AsyncAPI Initiative to improve the UI by darkening the header color for better distinction with the logo and updating the logo colors for a more cohesive look! 🚀 Fixes #484 #webdesign #frontend #opensource #contribution"

✨ Just updated my PR! 🔧 Corrected the title to follow Conventional Commit guidelines. 🚀 Deploy previews tested and ready for review! Tip for contributors: Always choose a clear and meaningful PR title. Every detail matters in open source! 💪 #OpenSource AsyncAPI Initiative

🚀 PR Update 🚀 I’ve just improved the hover effects for the venue card and map icon in my conference website project. ✨ Enhanced the visual appeal of the venue cards on hover. Improved user interaction with map icons. 🎯 Fixes Issue #492 #WebDev #Frontend #CSS AsyncAPI Initiative

My PR just got merged into the Motia open-source project! 🎉 I improved the CLI — now you can simply run npx motia create folder-name instead of using --name or -n. If no folder name is given, the CLI prompts interactively PR: lnkd.in/gxbFGmwi Motia #OpenSource

👋 Hello devs! I’m contribute on an open-source project trying to swap libraries with an adapter for backward compatibility. Issue: Two libraries have similar methods but different options/parameters. Some options have different behavior. How would you handle this situation?

Earlier I used Axios everywhere for API calls in my project — it quickly became messy and repetitive. After implemnting the Facade Pattern, everything feels structured, consistent, and easy to maintain. Ever used Facade in your React projects? #ReactJS #DesignPatterns #Frontend

I have 3 components — Navbar, SearchBar, and CardList. Since the SearchBar is inside the Navbar, but I need its input in CardList to trigger an API call — which approach is more scalable: 👉 Lifting State Up or 👉 Using Redux Toolkit for shared state management? #Frontend

🚀Scaling a large react UI project — should we trust the new React Compiler or rely on manual memoization (memo, useMemo)for precise render control? I read article 🔗 developerway.com/posts/i-tried-… where the compiler fixed only 2/10 unnecessary re-renders in a 150k+ LOC app😬. #React

Hey devs! Tried working on multiple branches without committing anything? 😄 I have too - and it gets messy fast 😂 How do you manage it — stash, worktrees, or something else? My uncommitted changes kept following me around 🤦‍♂️ Interested to know how you handle this. #OpenSource

Writing code ≠ software development. Code is just a tool. The real work is understanding problems, making trade-offs, and building things that actually help people. This post — and especially the comments — explain this really well. Worth reading. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

I’ve posted a question on Stack Overflow related to microservices architecture, where I’m seeking guidance on service design decisions and boundaries .You can view the question by clicking the link below. stackoverflow.com/q/79865462/312… Micro Services Martine Kerschen

Looking for architectural advice! 🏗️ Stuck on a decision between Hexagonal and Onion Architecture for a composite Checkout Service. I’ve detailed the scenario on Stack Overflow. If you have experience with this, please drop an answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/7987… #SoftwareEngineer

This is the hands-down best video on how to learn database in 2026:

How Indexing Improves DB Performance 🚀 Tested MongoDB indexing in real time by creating 300K+ fake users and querying by email. Before Indexing: • COLLSCAN • ~150ms latency • 300K docs scanned After Indexing: • IXSCAN • ~2ms latency • 1 doc scanned #Database

I’m working with AWS SQS where I need to enqueue ~1M messages in a single run. messages are being inserted one-by-one, which results in ~1M requests just for ingestion(excluding receive/delete during processing) How can I reduce the number of SQS requests for this workload?

Today I read an amazing article on LinkedIn. If you're still adding Redis by default in 2026, you're just following a 2019 playbook. Postgres 18 has rewritten the rules. Link:linkedin.com/posts/aakritia… #Backend

Last 2 days I worked on DNS scaling for my Node.js crawler. I tried using round-robin to split requests evenly across 4 public DNS providers. Instead of overloading one server and hitting rate limits, the load stays distributed and stable, handling traffic reliably at $0.

someone built a web-based System Design Simulator. you drag and drop components (api gateways, dbs, caches) and it actually simulates real-time traffic. you can watch latency, bottlenecks, and failures happen live...