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https://github.com/dev-aditya-lab/javascript-hinglish 🧑🏼‍💻Maine yah Java script ki English mein documentation banai hai to bhai log jao isko aur improve karo contribute karo taki baki logon ka bhi help Ho jinko English mein documentation padhne m

Just completed a 10-days streak on #GitHub 💻 Feeling accomplished and motivated to keep the momentum going. Onwards and upwards! #coding #developer This is my GitHub account - https://github.com/me-safwan-07

this command allows you to add commits into the past and tamper your github contribution graph git commit -am "" --date “07/12/2025” another reason to not look at this as a valid metric for hiring engineers

I recently encountered a design challange that I'm sure many of you faced creating a layout with a fixed navbar and sidebar where only content between them scrolls Here is GitHub code : https://github.com/sagar285/sidebarnavigation.git

Unveiling my open-source Porter delivery time prediction project! 🚀 Achieved 86.9% R² using ML. Distance, total outstanding orders, and subtotal are key drivers for efficiency. Your insights welcome! GitHub Link:https://github.com/santhoshraaj18/Po

If you hit the cursor-free trial limit, then this is for you. I found this GitHub repository that allows you to use cursor completely free and unlimited. Yeah, you heard it right and I got a full tutorial on how to install and use this repository.

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Steps to Becoming a Successful Developer 1. Learn the basics: Understand the internet, computer science concepts, and a programming language. 2. Build projects: Start small, break down problems, and learn from mistakes. 3. Master version control: Le

CryptoSights — When Vision Meets Execution! 🚀 What started as an idea became a movement. From “just another project” to a showcase of true student collaboration — CryptoSights is LIVE! 🔧 The Stack: Frontend: HTML, CSS, JS — clean, Web3-inspired U

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