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Software engineering is not just about writing code one line at a time anymore. It's about finding and fixing problems.

Agreed 💯, These websites need urgent fixing before developing Indian DeepSeek AI. These websites often go down during deadlines hours.

🛁💰 From fixing leaky taps to tapping into ₹528 Cr! Urban Company is getting a glow-up — IPO style! 💅📈 Next stop: Stock market stardom 🚀✨

🚨 Need Help with My Website! 🚨 Hey everyone! I’ve recently launched a startup called *Meaty*, which delivers fresh raw meat like chicken and mutton straight to your doorstep. To keep things within budget, I built the website myself using WordPres

Hey! 👋 I just shared my startup HeadsIn on the Medial Startup Showcase — it's all about fixing the broken hiring system in India with AI. Would love for you to check it out and hit an upvote if it vibes with you! 🚀✨ Visit- https://headsin.co

🚀 HR Tech’s $170B Problem? We’re Fixing It. CruX HR is raising $1.5M Pre-Seed to build the all-in-one HR OS for SMEs drowning in fragmented tools. No traction yet – just a founder who’s lived the pain and a market begging for change. Investors rea

A food ordering app for schools and colleges. Order from classrooms or anywhere set pick up time. The restaurants within cafeteria will make sure the order is ready at the specified time. Saving time and fixing crowding. Kinda like HungerBox Thoughts

One minute, I’m pitching to investors like a shark tank pro. The next, I’m fixing website bugs like a frustrated coder. By lunchtime? I’m giving myself a motivational pep talk because HR (also me) said I need better work-life balance. Moral? If my st

People on LinkedIn are doing 100 days coding challenge but I consider myself too lazy for that. Instead, I'm thinking to start 100 days of learning a new skill challenge. I think this would improve my soft skills and help me to stay productive. What'

Why do smart coders fail as startup founders? Because building a great product isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about creating a great feeling for users. People want apps that are easy, enjoyable, and make them feel good. Devs often ignore