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Tiger Abrodi

3 months

A list of things I've built and done in the past 2.5 months during my break: A full-stack collaborative brainstorming web app: A full data (ETL) pipeline: S3, AWS Glue and Snowflake: DNS Resolver: …

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

11 months

I JUST GOT MY MAC, NO MORE LINUX 🔥🔥🔥 M2, 12-Core CPU, 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD 🤩 too hyped

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1 year

Great read, a book I'd recommend to any software engineer, doesn't matter your domain. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. It starts by explaining what software engineering means, and goes on with why we have to be experts in learning and managing complexity, and how we do it.

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1 year

I fucking love this book. Gonna have to write an article with some notes. I wish I had read it much sooner. Avoiding Overfitting is my favorite thing so far.

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@TAbrodi

11 months

If there is one book I'd recommend to any software engineer, no matter your experience, it'd be Modern Software Engineering. This book made me question the practices I love. It's a phenomenal book that zooms out and dives deep into the meaning of good software engineering.

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1 year

@TheAnkurTyagi I mean, you're a team after all tbh Juniors reading this may not feel good, just hits hard on the imposter syndrome As seniors we should happily educate our juniors and empower the team, not make them feel worse 🤷‍♂️ Ofc, if something can quickly be done through text, then cool

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Tiger Abrodi

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1 year

Software engineers spend most of their time thinking, not writing code.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

4 years

@oferzelig @haysstanford 😂, at first reading this, I was like god damn this is some athlete

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

4 months

My sister built an Excalidraw clone with tests. This is what you call a side project :3

GitHub - mirayatech/NinjaSketch: 🥷🏽 An Excalidraw clone built with React and TypeScript.

🥷🏽 An Excalidraw clone built with React and TypeScript. - mirayatech/NinjaSketch

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@TAbrodi

4 months

🧵 I'm halfway through, and can already say, this is exceptional. I'm pausing for a few days to make sure I've understood most of what I read at a deep level. 🥰 I spent some time today digging deep into LSM and B trees. Already went over the different ways to structure data.…

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@TAbrodi

11 months

Why I Quit my Google Interview in less than 5 Minutes: I was excited when I got the interview at Google. I thought it was cool and funny because my email was very informal. Honestly, I had no intention of joining Google. When I got into the call with the two recruiters, after…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

Naruto Uzumaki taught us many things. The greatest thing he taught us was to believe in ourselves and work hard towards our dreams. A true belief in yourself is working hard, even when we no one is watching, pushing, encouraging, complimenting, or believing in you! 💪 🔥

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@TAbrodi

10 months

@JohnGal43951639 miss the days u could chat, get lit and smoke weed with ChatGPT

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 months

3000 words on Database Partitioning ✨ 😭 I'm not gonna lie, this was the hardest chapter so far in the book. It took me 3 days to fully grasp partitioning local and global secondary indexes. I ended up rewriting the entire chapter. 😅

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 months

I'm officially looking for my next role. 🚀 I'm looking for a fullstack or frontend role. Recent stack: React, TypeScript, Liveblocks, Zod, Radix, MUI, Remix, Cypress, Node.js, Express, CSS, Firebase, Prisma. Tests: Cypress, Vitest, Playwright. Cloud: GCP, AWS, Terraform,…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

🗣️ I'm officially looking for my next engineering role! Interested in both full stack & frontend positions. 💞 Into both TypeScript and Rust, roles around these areas would be phenomenal! Deep into Testing, Accessibility and CSS. Very hungry 😁

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

9 months

@retro_twt Guts always ❤️ He also motivates me to grind.

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Tiger Abrodi

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4 months

Started reading the masterpiece. Did 2/3 of Martin's distributed systems lecture. Taking notes here:

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

I am currently using a ThemeProvider in my side project. @kentcdodds Not just explains but also shows proof of why using CSS variables are better . I plan on continue using my ThemeProvider but in my next project CSS Variables. Awesome article Kent! 🥳🎉😃

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

My advice if you want to grow fast as a software engineer: Join a start-up.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

@shanselman Oh my how cute couple Your children must be mixed race like i am xD But from my side it's different, dad is dark and mom light :D Y'all look so great together ❤️

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

A student of Naruto: I moved from Sweden to Germany at 14 (lost 2 years 😭). At 15, I began kickboxing. At 16, I began web development. At 19, I dropped out of high school and began working as a developer. 1.5 years later, I landed two 6-figure offers. Today I turn 22. 🎉

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This resume got me interviews at Google, Vercel and Cloudflare among many other companies. I had 18 months of experience and landed two $100 000+ Senior Software Engineering offers. Your resume is your way to the door of the company. Writing a good resume is hard. I'm giving…

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Tiger Abrodi

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2 months

@InfernoOmni i didn't see anyone disrespect him also besides generally disrespecting people being wrong, disrespecting a legend who just died is mega weird and just no words for it tragic

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

🚀 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 🚀 First episode in 2023 of Software Crafters: Succeeding in 2023! 😍 I'm excited for this conversation. I'm not sure what turns it will take, however, I do know I want to crush this year. 💪 Set a reminder & join the space:

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@TAbrodi

1 year

📚 10 books I found beneficial as a software engineer: - Clean Code - Clean Agile - A philosophy of software design - Code Complete - Accelerate - Extreme Programming - Team Topologies - Modern Software Engineering - The Pragmatic Programmer - The Software Craftsman

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

I didn't finish high school. It took me roughly 4 months to land my first job as a software developer. Applying to 5 jobs every day. I was patient and didn't give up. Got promoted last month and have now worked for a year and a software developer 🎉 🎊 You got this ✌ 👏 🔥

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@TAbrodi

5 months

This resume got me interviews at Google, Vercel and Cloudflare. I had 18 months of experience after quitting high school. Landed two $100 000+ Senior Software Engineering offers. One of the biggest mistakes I avoided in this resume is not highlighting the impact. Recruiters…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

My new portfolio is done 🎉 Live: Source Code: Built with NextJS and Styled Components, deploying on @vercel took a few seconds only 😍 Tested with NVDA screen reader and the keyboard (includes a skip link) ♿️ I love the UI 🔥

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

🚀 MEGA ANNOUNCEMENT 🚀 Big episode about Code Reviews on our Software Craftsmanship Space series! This time we got @TkDodo and @curtiseinsmann , I'm hyped! - Why do Code Reviews? - Good vs Bad Code Reviews - Why not to do Code Reviews, alternatives? 👉

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

4 months

I just spent 2 hours studying system design. ✨ Notes repository is growing. ❤️ Couldn't be more thankful for the amazing content put out by: - @ProgressiveCod2 - @systemdesign42 - @Franc0Fernand0 - @RaulJuncoV 🙏 🫶

GitHub - tigerabrodi/system-design-notes: Reading different stuff. Sharing links and notes. Having...

Reading different stuff. Sharing links and notes. Having loads of fun. - tigerabrodi/system-design-notes

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

What state management libraries yall use in React? I would honestly just go with Zustand, I love it.... I know they all got their own trade offs and stuff, but Zustand is so easy to use, lovely.. cc @asleMammadam

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

My 2022 in a nutshell ✨ - Joined a start-up with a 6-figure salary - Learned AWS - Wrote 63 articles - Read 25 books - Played VR for 2-3 months, competitively played Population One - Retired my mom - Learned Solid.js - Wrote a mega guide on learning to code (10k+ views)

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@TAbrodi

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@real_hotaru Truth

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1 year

Three books I believe no matter your experience or domain you will benefit from as a software engineer 🍵 - The Pragmatic Programmer - The Software Craftsman - Modern Software Engineering Become better. Embrace professionalism. Learn how to succeed in software engineering.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

In the past 3 months, I've been digging deeper into Accessibility. 5 resources I've found most helpful. A thread 👇 🧵

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

Working with @remix_run every day as a full-time job. Dreams do come true ❤️‍🔥

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

Excited to announce that I'm joining today as a Senior Software Engineer 🎉 It is a start-up where we'll be building the world's first data distribution platform! ☁️ I'm looking forward to this adventure, and going to the moon! 🔥

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Tiger Abrodi

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23 days

@7etsuo this is why I learned C the right way :3 i have two more blog posts on C, grinding like a savage mfer as always

Memory, Pointers and C under the hood. (full guide)

You should leave his guide with full clarity of pointers in C.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

It's out! 😍 My first job as a software engineer: Underpaid but patient. - Growing exponentially in 1.5 years - Naruto's inspiration - Working hard and not giving up - Recharging from burnout - Watched Netflix while coding - Pushing the promotion

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@TAbrodi

10 months

@king_jin_woo NGL i liked him A savage and ruthless warrior The only one who pushed Gojo to his limit He forged the path for himself ✊🔥

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

I finished the best CSS resource in the world: CSS For JavaScript Developers by @JoshWComeau ! 🎉 A course that went deep into real-life examples and debugging in CSS, I feel way more confident in almost every aspect of CSS ✨ 170 lines of written notes 😤 🔥 ✍️ Thanks Josh 🙏

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Tiger Abrodi

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3 months

Learning Data Structures, Algorithms and System Design has made me better at programming.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

2 years

Announcing Shisui 🎉 An app where you become better than your past by regularly assessing yourself and holding yourself accountable! 🔥 Built with @remix_run , @prisma , @planetscaledata and @tailwindcss ❤️‍🔥 Deployed on @vercel 👊 😎 👉

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

4 months

I built a basic load balancer. (Node/TypeScript)

GitHub - tigerabrodi/load-balancer: Built a basic load balancer

Built a basic load balancer. Contribute to tigerabrodi/load-balancer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Tiger Abrodi

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2 years

My experience with @solid_js . 🔥 Finally, I found the treasure I had been looking for my whole life. From writing React, being attracted to Svelte, going back to React, and now finally finding a home after a long journey. The best UI library ever! 😍

My experience with SolidJS

I found the UI library I had been looking for since birth.

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How do Senior engineers take features from start to finish? 1. Ask why. 2. Identify Minimum Actually Viable Product. 3. Come up with simplest technical solution. 4. Break the first milestone into tasks. 5. Implement feature flagging. 6. Roll out incrementally. 7. Validate…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 months

@chinesegon lol is this a real post its literally the start of a rom anime 🤣 "love is hard for otaku" for example

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

@YRNEIijah You forgot Shisui! 😭😭 I am his successor btw.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

7 months

Who is this? New profile pic! - 22 y/o - 5 years older - From high school dropout to Senior Software Engineer - Read many books - Written many tests - Broken production several times - Learning and always hungry for knowledge Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter, let's…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

10 months

@JujutsuTwts Easily any of them I'm a student of Shisui and Minato Shouldn't be an issue for me

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5 months

"TypeScript isn't making your life worse. It's just showing you how bad your life already is." - @kentcdodds

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@TAbrodi

3 years

@narxuto @NarutoVisual 6th carrying the 7th. A bond that is unexplainable. 6th carrying his Sensei's son. 7th being carried by his father's dear and close student. Two Hokages and honorable Shinobis. Two Leaf Ninjas. A love, respect, and trust that can't be described with words.

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1 year

Grow exponentially as a software engineer! Here is how:

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11 months

someone told my 16 y/o younger sister she will never get into big tech bc she is a high school dropout i can understand their POV, but there is a high school dropout who got a Google interview with just 1.5 years of experience her older brother... so that statement is complete…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 months

In my last role, I introduced @remix_run as the fullstack web framework for our web app. Joining as the first employee, I took part in building the web app from scratch. Working with Remix was awesome. One of the exciting things was seeing backend engineers with no frontend…

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@TAbrodi

10 months

@animetv_jp right when every1 begin shipping her and gojo an accurate headshot lmao

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@TAbrodi

2 years

I open-sourced the notes I took when going through the course "CSS for JavaScript Developers" by @JoshWComeau ✨

GitHub - tigerabrodi/css-for-js-devs-notes: Notes I took when going through the course CSS for...

Notes I took when going through the course CSS for JavaScript Developers. - tigerabrodi/css-for-js-devs-notes

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4 months

I built and implemented 4 different Rate Limiting strategies. This was fun. Writing tests was a pleasant experience. `supertest` with `vitest` = blazing fast tests for your APIs.

GitHub - tigerabrodi/rate-limiter: I built and implemented 4 different Rate Limiting strategies...

I built and implemented 4 different Rate Limiting strategies with tests. - tigerabrodi/rate-limiter

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@TAbrodi

10 months

3 years ago, I started working as a software engineer. I began as an underpaid Junior developer and 1.5 years later, I landed two 6-figure offers. I would've told my younger self these things: - You can succeed quickly in tech. - Grow exponentially by diversifying your…

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

Announcement 🚀 I just finished my side project 🎉 Madara, a way for people to manage their tasks ✍️ Live: Source Code: I focused heavily on Testing, UX, and Accessibility ♿️ It has been tested with NVDA screen reader 🎧

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3 years

@Boruto4life 🔥🔥🔥 Sarada is the goat, she is willing to work hard and suffer, and won't let anyone work harder than her, she really wants to make her dreams come true, inspiration!!!!

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@BrandonRTalks she literally did exactly what he was mumbling about lmfao

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@TAbrodi

2 years

How @remix_run won me over. ✨ My love story with Remix and why I can't look back. I was committed to @nextjs when I checked out @remix_run , but now am all-in on @remix_run for building full-stack web applications. 💪 Check it out! 🔥

How Remix won me over

My love story with Remix and why I can't look back.

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@TAbrodi

3 years

Don't point your finger at people who make mistakes, give them a hand instead.

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@TAbrodi

4 years

I am writing my first book "CSS Tips and Tricks". It is gonna be open-sourced on GitHub. Each section will provide links for further learning and a sample which I will develop through CodePen, it is not aimed for beginners! The goal is to have it released before this year ends 👏

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3 years

The best resource to learn @reactjs is Epic React by @kentcdodds . It teaches you more than just React: - Optimising for performance - Advanced patterns - Working with DevTools - Testing - Building a real-world app that uses modern libraries Link 👇

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1 year

"Web Accessibility is only for blind people." This is so wrong! Let me elaborate on why accessibility benefits everyone:

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@TAbrodi

9 months

@FMAPerfectShots This was super sad. Those who understand know Roy Mustang. He becomes weaker when it rains. That's why he said it. Yes, the tears had to do with it, but he lost his best friend, his most loyal companion. To him it felt like carving his heart into pieces. Sad moment. And…

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2 years

Yeah, there are no reasons to pick @Cypress_io over @playwrightweb . - Debugging is slightly worse but fine - Speed is almost 5x faster - Supports multiple tabs (testing real-time stuff) - Supports multiple browsers - Testing Lib works built-in 🙏

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@TAbrodi

2 years

🚀 ANNOUNCEMENT 🚀 The 2nd episode of Software Craftsmanship Space series! In this episode, we'll discuss testing: - Why write tests - Counter arguments against testing - Customer satisfaction - Why do Test-Driven Development - Quality Space link: 👏

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@TAbrodi

3 years

TIL. When the browser encounters a `<script>` tag in the HTML, it stops all the other operations while it downloads and parses the code. This is known as a "render-blocking" process. Also why you should put the script tags at the bottom of the page.

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@TAbrodi

11 months

@FightVideosTV Holy fuck the precise technique I've done kickboxing, now I need BJJ, judo and wrestling Jeez, that technique and the calmness Reminds me of my coach telling me why u always gotta keep ur eyes open

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1 year

Thanks @vercel ❤️ 😁

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@TAbrodi

3 months

My sister who built an Excalidraw clone is officially looking for her next remote Frontend Developer position. She is a strong Frontend Developer with deep CSS and React knowledge. Her GitHub speaks for itself. If hiring, shoot her a message. 🙏

mirayatech - Overview

mirayatech has 64 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

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@TAbrodi

9 months

5 books to help you become a Senior Software Engineer: 1. Engineers Survival Guide by Merih Taze. 2. Clean Agile by @unclebobmartin . 3. Modern Software Engineering by @davefarley77 . 4. Lean Software Development by Ken Schwaber. 5. The Staff Engineer's Path by Tanya Reilly.…

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3 years

The successor of Shisui and the son of the one who shares the same soul as Shisui. Sensei and student.

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@TAbrodi

5 months

I built Zod (TypeScript validation lib) from scratch with TDD. A naive approach to learn how it works. - Optional and nullable types. - Enum Types - Union Types - Literal strings - Discriminated Union Documented my learnings in README.

GitHub - tigerabrodi/Zod-from-scratch: Building zod from scratch to deepen my TypeScript knowledge.

Building zod from scratch to deepen my TypeScript knowledge. - tigerabrodi/Zod-from-scratch

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@TAbrodi

1 year

If you write code that seems simple to you, but other people think it is complex, then it is complex.

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@TAbrodi

2 years

🎉 At our start-up we're using @remix_run in production, here is why I'm happy as a heavy Remixer that they are joining @Shopify : - Long-term stability - More resources and effort into Remix which means an increased focus & pace of development - @preactjs X @remix_run

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2 years

🚀 ANNOUNCEMENT 🚀 After many weeks of writing, let me present: The Ultimate Guide 🔥 Become a software developer within JUST 12 months! It is completely FREE ❤️

Become a software developer in 12 months

The ultimate guide to getting paid writing code, within ONLY 12 months.

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@TAbrodi

9 months

@Ksound22 @bahdcoder You can still reveal the green squares from private repos, I do it.

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- started kickboxing at 15 - moved to Germany at 14, lost two academic years - learned to code at 15 - dropped out of high school and landed my first job as a software developer at 19 - at 20, i landed two $100k+ senior engineering offers - 20 y/o working as a senior dev, making…

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Black folks: post a true, non-humble, flex about yourself that you’d never say out loud because you have couth. I wanna see Ya’ll BRAG on what your Ancestors have rendered! Me: I’m one the best thinkers, writers and speakers of my generation.

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In my opinion, function overloading is a cool functionality in TypeScript, but I see it as an anti-pattern. - Functions having multiple responsibilities - More cognitive effort to understand "what" the function is doing Split the function into multiple ones, lessen the effort.

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why do you still need React Query with RSCs? I know SSR caching with server components, but what is there to cache on the client? And AFAIK @trpcio doesn't make much sense now with RSCs and App Router? Or did I miss something? cc @TkDodo @tannerlinsley @alexdotjs

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I built a real-time collaborative brainstorming web app. 🥳 The main underlying tech powering this is @remix_run and @liveblocks . The project and some of its features, e.g., zIndex management, have been thoroughly documented on GitHub. Link

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Here is the post on Caching in Next.js. ✨ It can be confusing if you haven't shifted your mental model to Server + Caching first. I'm really happy with my Next.js learnings so far. It's been effective. 😄

How Next.js caching works

Three layers of caching are possible.

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1 year

Dropping out of high school and getting a job as a software engineer changed my mindset: I seriously believe if another human being has done something, then I can do it. 🠮 I don't care whether it's easy or hard. Is it possible? That's it.

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✍️ I wrote a post simplifying network protocols. - IP - TCP - HTTP

Simplifying Network Protocols: IP, TCP, and HTTP Explained

Introduction Understanding how the internet works might seem hard because of the complicated network rules. But, at its heart, the internet uses a set of guidelines for sharing data that makes sure...

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I'm writing about my first job as a software engineer, being underpaid but patient. After working for 1.5 years as a software engineer, I landed two 6-figure offers. I'll be transparent about the story and write from my heart as if I'm speaking to a friend.

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1 year

Developers working daily in a legacy codebase with zero tests and unreadable code.

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@TAbrodi

4 years

Well, today the new chapter starts, my job starts as a frontend developer at Boxine GmbH 🥳. It is time for me to put higher goals and start hunting them 💪. I plan on taking a cold shower, grab a monster zero and just dive in 🤙. Thanks everyone for your support 🤗.

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@TAbrodi

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My full story: Immigrant, high school dropout, Senior Software Engineer at 20 years old. 2001, I was born in Sweden, Stockholm. At 10, I started watching Naruto. 😈 At 14, I moved from Sweden to Germany. I lost two academic years because I had to learn German. 😔 Losing two…

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@TAbrodi

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@Jobvo Include a daily nap or exercise mid day. Make sure to recharge and sit the days into 2-3 parts if not 4. More parts, increase the productivity. Basically, never work more than 3h at the time, and even that, take a few breaks in between making sure you keep the focus high

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@TAbrodi

3 years

@GithubProjects ❤ Open source is literally one of the keys why humanity has been able to move forward with technology. People collaborating all over the world in order to develop better software and make the world a better place. 🥰

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@TAbrodi

1 year

The book "Learning Domain-Driven-Design" by @vladikk was outstanding. This is arguably the best book on DDD. It is beginner friendly but still doesn't just scratch the surface, it goes practically in-depth on things. Recommended for any eng to read! 🔥

Learning Domain-Driven Design (DDD)

Build and design software that can easily adapt and be maintained.

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@TAbrodi

2 years

@benawad Give him something crazy hard fr @dan_abramov you better be leet coding all night ait This ain't no games :3

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@TAbrodi

3 months

@DemonSlayerG0AT @RocksDYamato every1 who says they didnt is lying i did too...

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@TAbrodi

1 year

Pumped, spending first night in new house 🏡 Next week I'll go back to my productive routine once everything is setup 😈 Sky looking beautiful isn't it Home gym gotta get done too eventually 💪 I'll share some images once it's all done aye

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

3 years

I wrote my first blog post on @hashnode 🎉 I finished reading the book "Refactoring: Improving Design of Existing Code" by @martinfowler and thought of sharing some of the things I've learned 💙 Lessons and takeaways on refactoring.

The importance of refactoring.

Refactoring is the key to be able to build quality software quickly.

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Tiger Abrodi

@TAbrodi

1 year

Books that helped me excel exponentially as a software engineer 🥹 I have so much love for books and reading. Reading to me is beautiful. Growing knowledge in silence.

Books every software engineer should read

I'm willing to bet money one of these books will help you grow.

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