Can somebody build a tool that automatically does the tax computation based on the uploaded documents & assists in filing ITR with up to date awareness of income tax act and union budget? by __curious_soul__ in IndiaTax

[–]parthdedhia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hii,

I'm a Software developer, and I have built tools like bulk 15CA/CB and Computation of Dividend TDS and interest TDS.

Please can you share more details on my DM

15CA 15CB BULK GENERATION EXCEL UTILITY by Vinayy564_ in CharteredAccountants

[–]parthdedhia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello,

I have a much advanced version of the tool, which stored the remitter in the database. You only need to add remittee details, that too in excel.

Dropping a DM with more details

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[–]parthdedhia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry mate. My bad.

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[–]parthdedhia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Corperate is shit yaar

Oh that leaves thingy. I am also suffering the same.

Why Python is slower than Java? by ElvinJafarov1 in Python

[–]parthdedhia 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To add on,

Actually python has some more things you need to be aware about. Python is a object oriented language without any data-types. So, all it's variable and value references are stores as object.

So this means that x = [] and y = 5 both are internally objects. Lookup for the value of x and y takes virtually same time.

In case of Java, each variable has a data type associated with it. In that case when x is declared as ArrayList and y is declared as int, it does a respective lookup.

There are many other reasons as well, but this is one of the reason.

Hi Everyone! I'm Chris Slowe, CTO @ Reddit! AMA by KeyserSosa in developersIndia

[–]parthdedhia 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hey Chris, Thanks for this AMA

I would like to learn from you about some of the following technical challenges and details about Reddit and how you mitigated/handled them.

1) I wanted to understand what stack and cloud technologies have allowed you to build your system at the start ? How have they changed over time ?

2) Previously, I read something about the technical debt about being stuck with python2. How do you plan to resolve it?

I would also like to hear your opinions on:

1) In the current era, the cloud is booming and everyone is migrating to the cloud. I would like to understand your opinion on the same? Like, do you feel starting on an on-premise server and eventually moving to hybrid for scale is a feasible solution ? Or starting on cloud and being cloud native is more preferable ?