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In a startup, everyone does a little bit of everything. One day, I’m handling code; the next, I’m helping with social media or talking to clients. It’s a balancing act that’s sometimes overwhelming, but it’s also what makes this journey so exciting.

Medial is great platform but sometime I feels like it's ui is little bit confusing like specially in replying people's comment and posts

Hi, was wondering what makes Duolingo so addictive as compared to other course platforms. I mean honestly it takes alot of determination to actually complete a course I take on udemy irrespective of the fact I am interested in it but learning on Duol

⚡️Unreal power of new Nvidia GPUs. The RTX 5090 will be 48% more powerful than the RTX 4090 and will have 28 GB of GDDR7 video memory with a 448-bit bus, according to a RedGamingTech insider. But that's not all. Nvidia is working on Titan AI, which

Week 2 of my full stack development journey! 🚀 I’ve finished learning HTML and just started with CSS. I’m still learning, and there’s a lot to figure out, but I’m really enjoying seeing how CSS works in action. If anyone has any CSS tips or good re

I have a strong desire to join Medial, but currently, I’m a final-year BCA student learning the MERN stack. Is there any possibility for me to join?

Struggling to understand how to use generative AI in real-world apps? 😩 You're not alone! Many developers get stuck on complex libraries, confusing setups, and endless trial-and-error. It's frustrating when you want to build something powerful, but

Hi, I'm seeking feedback on a business problem in business automation. Problem: Employees struggle to efficiently manage routine tasks. Technical barriers and a steep learning curve hinder automation. Communication gaps and stakeholder follow-ups di

One thing about building Patholite is that there’s always too much to do and not enough time to do it. Between coding, managing social media, checking in with the team, and reaching out to potential clients, every day feels like a puzzle to solve. I’

One thing about building Patholite is that there’s always too much to do and not enough time to do it. Between coding, managing social media, checking in with the team, and reaching out to potential clients, every day feels like a puzzle to solve. I’