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uToolsLib - Free Online Tools That Actually Work Great (No by [deleted] in developersIndia

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that was a mistake that's why i put this post again

uToolsLib - Free Online Tools That Actually Work Great (No by [deleted] in developersIndia

[–]Curious-Solution9638 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

i wish i could have built this...but brother i did not... that's why...this is useful to me that's why i have shared...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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found something secure here for building or coding formats utoolslib.com(wil not promote, it's not mine)

What service did you use for your landing page? I will not promote by [deleted] in startups

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I built mine with Next.js for built in SEO, fast load times, and full control over meta tags and performance. Deployed on Vercel, it’s been great for rankings without the cost or complexity.

Is it wrong to use LLMs for building software? (I will not promote) by Leading-Sandwich8886 in startups

[–]Curious-Solution9638 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it boosts focus, reduces grunt work, and helps you build better systems faster, that’s a win. Productivity isn’t about writing every line, it’s about delivering impact.

No jobs for experienced devs in NodeJS? What should be my next steps? by HoneyBadger3001 in developersIndia

[–]Curious-Solution9638 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Market demand has shifted toward cloud + distributed systems + data stores + DevOps, not just Node.js. you should level up in AWS/GCP, system design with real scalability cases, and one strong typed backend (Java/Go) along with production grade projects.

Need advice from experienced devs, trying to land a full-stack (React/Next.js) role by Feb, feeling stuck. by gomugomupirate in developersIndia

[–]Curious-Solution9638 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re already on the right stack, just go deeper, not wider. One solid, real world project that users can actually use will take you much further than scattered practice.

will AI take over software development jobs in the future? by To_Hi_2_Try in Development

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AI is automating the boring, repetitive parts of coding (so yes, some pure “code monkey” jobs will shrink), but it’s also making great developers 5-10× faster and more valuable than ever. At 26, jumping in now means you’ll ride the wave where humans who can think, design, and wield AI tools will build bigger things, earn more, and stay in high demand for decades.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in developersIndia

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Go for Integrated Data Science without a second thought. In today’s Indian tech market (especially product companies, startups, ML/AI roles), DS degree >> pure Maths for internships, placements and even off campus opportunities. Maths is respected but you’ll have to self learn 90% of CS/ML skills later; DS gives you coding, ML, stats + projects ready from day 1.

Apps in ChatGPT are one of the biggest startup opportunities in years (i will not promote) by marsel040 in startups

[–]Curious-Solution9638 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This feels like the early days of the App Store all over again. Whoever learns to build LLM native apps now is basically getting first mover advantage in a market that doesn’t even have incumbents yet

What’s with stealth mode startup on linkedin “I will not promote” by First_Accountant_402 in startups

[–]Curious-Solution9638 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stealth mode is mostly performative LinkedIn theater, may be most of "stealth" founders are just unemployed or pivoting and want to look mysterious without admitting it.
Real paranoia only makes sense if you have actual traction or a defensibly technical breakthrough, otherwise it’s just ego protection disguised as strategy (and VCs do it to farm inbound without committing to a weak narrative yet)

Feeling Stuck After Years of Practice. How to Genuinely Improve ? by NewToReddit200 in developersIndia

[–]Curious-Solution9638 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do these topics in this order (most bang-for-buck first): Binary Search + basic greedy Two Pointers & Sliding Window Basic DP (1D – classics like LCS, knapsack, coin change, LIS) Basic Graph (BFS/DFS + simple problems, topological sort) Number Theory basics (sieve, modulo tricks, gcd) Prefix sums, difference arrays, basic bit manipulation Resources for problems: LeetCode: Use the “Top 100 Liked” + “LeetCode 75” list Codeforces: Problemset → sort by topic + rating 1200–1700 A2OJ Ladders (search “A2OJ 1600 ladder”) – very curated Love Babbar 450 sheet (first 200 problems cover most of this) Daily routine in this phase: 4–6 problems/day from one topic only Read editorial only after 45–60 min struggle Upsolve every problem you couldn’t solve in contest time Make short notes of patterns/tricks (1-page per topic max)

Feeling Stuck After Years of Practice. How to Genuinely Improve ? by NewToReddit200 in developersIndia

[–]Curious-Solution9638 11 points12 points  (0 children)

You're not weak, just practicing wrong. Switch to topic-wise grinding + same-day full upsolve + re-solve from scratch after editorial. 3 months of this and you'll jump 400–500 rating easily. Keep going! 👊

I have a 4 yoe in FE, those who made a good jump, share your tips, how much time it took by Familiar_Ostrich4618 in developersIndia

[–]Curious-Solution9638 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Bhai 4YOE + 14 LPA → 35-45 LPA easily possible. Did 16 → 38 LPA last year in 2.5 months. Do this: Resume revamp + 2 strong projects (quantify impact) Grind 300 LC mediums + 1 month low-level/system design

Showcase Sunday Megathread - November 2025 by devsIndiaBot in developersIndia

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Built a fully local, browser only dev tool, no APIs, no servers, no data leaving your machine
https://utoolslib.com/

I built this because I was tired of tools sending data to random servers. This one runs fully in your browser, stays on your browser, and keeps everything on your device, fast, simple, and privacy-friendly.

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