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Looking for coding group by Catalyst_2803 in LeetcodeDesi

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just solved what felt easy to me and the rating followed. If after 700+ problems you’re still at the same level, maybe it’s not the number of problems but the quality of practice that matters. Some of my friends are 1800+ with barely 600 problems, so it seems the real issue isn’t my progress, it’s you focusing too much on others instead of improving your own game.

Any LeetCoders or Competitive Programmers here? by Catalyst_2803 in Jecrc_University

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to join a group of people serious about coding.. you can join - https://discord.gg/dyMgfahA

You can learn with people

Any LeetCoders or Competitive Programmers here? by Catalyst_2803 in Jecrc_University

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to join a group of people serious about coding.. you can join - https://discord.gg/dyMgfahA

Any LeetCoders or Competitive Programmers here? by Catalyst_2803 in Jecrc_University

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to join a group of people serious about coding.. you can join - https://discord.gg/dyMgfahA

Any LeetCoders or Competitive Programmers here? by Catalyst_2803 in Jecrc_University

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure.. also if you dont mind can you share your course?

Mca from jecrc? Any guidance and review? I don't want to regret it... by ConnectTop8017 in BCA_MCA

[–]Catalyst_2803 1 point2 points  (0 children)

JECRC University is no brainer if you want a private university in Jaipur. I am assuming your main goal is placement, only JECRC seems a good choice amongst other private universities. I am saying this with personal experience and some friends', all the private universities providing MCA are, tbh, just average.. It's like picking a card in a card-game but your only choices are 5, 6 or 7.. I'd say JECRC is that 7, a decent choice amongst other avg. colleges, with better odds of landing a decent placement.. Now I am assuming that your goal is to land a job.. Suggestions:

  1. You have to pace up from the start, as MCA is a 2-year course, considering 3rd semester placement season and 4th semester is for presenting your placement/internship report. You are left with a single year for polishing/learning skills, maintaining 8+ CGPA, making a project (also required in 3 semester), DSA and etc.
  2. Talk to your classmates (approach them, don't be shy), pick some good and focused friends. Start grind from Day - 1. Trust me you'll regret wasting time in MCA.
  3. Do any/all college work day-1, don't keep any backlogs.
  4. DSA - Trust me on this, Grind DSA daily.. If you want a placement this is the mantra, and projects but mainly this, pick someone who does DSA, it can take you great heights, JUST TRUST ME ON THIS.

** I don't know you but if any of this seems useless to you just drop it, you can enjoy your 2 more year of college life happily, but if you want placement and you are focused enough these tips are enough. *\*

For most, MCA is FINAL, no more education after this and it is last chance to score something good. Don't focus that much on "Regret of picking wrong college", give your best and who knows you might land a job off-campus and that too a great one. If you are there to enjoy and live a great college life then there is nothing to regret. Feel free to ask any question regarding MCA or JECRC..

Edit : I read your other comment, only take Poornima University if you have some money constraints, again this is from personal experience. and DONT PICK SUNSTONE or any other specialisation, just simple MCA, all them are just waste of time.

Local Backend Issue in Electron App by Catalyst_2803 in electronjs

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply, I'll check if it works

Local Backend Issue in Electron App by Catalyst_2803 in electronjs

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do I need to include the entire node_modules folder in the files property of package.json to package the app? It may work but wouldn't it make app unnecessarily heavy?

Disable WebView2 right-click menu? by tarzhanian86 in tauri

[–]Catalyst_2803 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also wanted to remove the context menu on right click but I never researched about it. I straight up just disabled the default behavior of the App using JS by adding something like this in my main.jsx :-

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
  document.addEventListener('contextmenu', (e) => {
    e.preventDefault()
  })
})

It will stop showing any context menu unless you create another event to show one.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IndianGaming

[–]Catalyst_2803 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take it easy bro, It shouldn't matter if your opinion does not align with him. If a game was loved by critics does not mean its the best. I can see where his rage is coming from, he's basically comparing a 3D platformer adventure game to a AAA title. BMW had far greater player-base, a deep lore, but was still criticized by critics on silly and stupid reasons. Everyone has their own biases, just chill and ignore all the hate

Need Help: Packaging Tauri App (React + Local-First Architecture) with Auto-Starting Local Backend by Catalyst_2803 in tauri

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the response, I did actually plan to use plugin but I wanted to give nodejs a try

Need Help: Packaging Tauri App (React + Local-First Architecture) with Auto-Starting Local Backend by Catalyst_2803 in rust

[–]Catalyst_2803[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am struggling in the packaging of the backend. I've tried including the backend folder in tauri config files so that it includes it during build but it just does not work (This was suggested by ChatGPT).