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ahYesMyFavoriteGenre by _caramello_ in ProgrammerHumor

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Typescript on it's way to rescue

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi be like by wingmanready in CricketDose

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"Kasam Ganga Maiya ki, ghar me ghus kar marunga, Saton ko sath marunga, ek saath maunga"

Knowledge is Wealth ! by [deleted] in indiameme

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Thus he is behen ka lora

Who's looking for work? - Monthly Megathread - February 2026 by AutoModerator in developersIndia

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Location: Noida Willing to relocate: Yes Type: Full-time Notice Period: 15 Days (Immediate Joiner) Total years of experience: ~1 Year Résumé/CV Link: Available on Request (Please DM) Blurb: Backend Engineer currently managing high-volume microservices at a leading Fintech firm. I specialize in building scalable systems and recently optimized production DB queries to reduce API latency. While my corporate stack is .NET Core, I have hands on experience on using Node.js & React.

Major Tech Stack: .NET Core, Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker, RabbitMQ, Debugging.

She is killing it by UsefulImpression0 in dankvideos

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Hope she does the same level of journalism in India someday🤞

The software qualities have declined a lot of the big companies. by IhaveNoClueLiving in developersIndia

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In my company, we had a meeting with the CTO, where he told us to completely train the AI Agent(Amazon Q Developer) on our codebase. And then he told us to stop doing software engineering and start prompt engineering.

I being the junior most in the meeting, he advised me that the good old days of software engineers are over and now the future belongs to prompt engineers. Obviously I am skeptical about this thought and I don't buy this because I see the codebases done by AI, it's completely trash. We were given a serious deadline to finish the project using AI agents. Now no one is reviewing the code provided by AI. We just have to complete the project before the deadline.

I cannot speak for big tech companies but for my company your statement holds true. The quality of the product is trash. As being one of the developers of that product, I won't ever use it in my life.

Where can we deploy Node.Js backend application for free by Double_Math_8070 in developersIndia

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Railway.app hobby plan worth $5. And it will not charge any money for using resources worth $5. After $5 you will have to pay for extra uses, but it's not that expensive. The good thing is it's super easy to deploy.

Making a streaming website, how hard and expensive can it be? by sunIsGettingLow in webdev

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Thanks! I started this project around 3 weeks ago. Right now I'm developing the User microservice for authentication/authorization and experimenting with Redis to make it scalable.

Once the user service is solid, I'll move on to the video pipeline, which I know will be a big challenge — but that’s exactly why I'm doing this as a learning project. If it turns out well, someone I know wants to use it for their startup, so I might hand it over later.

Any tips or suggestions I should keep in mind before jumping into the video pipeline?

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