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Found one of the most useful ways to use Cursor today • Refactored duplicate code into reusable components • Improved separation of concern • Optimized memory usage for my photo-heavy app → Cut down usage by almost 65 percent • Grouped files into pr

Essential Python Topics for Data Analysts 😄👇 - Data Structures: Lists, Dictionaries, Sets, and Tuples. - NumPy: Array manipulation for numerical operations. - Pandas: Data manipulation and analysis with DataFrame. - Data Cleaning: Handling missin

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We continuously explore tools that accelerate development and improve efficiency. Like many engineering teams, we adopted GitHub Copilot to assist in generating React components. However, we quickly encountered challenges: 🔹 Excessive prop drillin

🚀 5 Tips for a High-Performance React Native App 🚀 1️⃣ Optimize Rendering : Use `React.memo` and `PureComponent` to minimize re-renders. 2️⃣ Enable Hermes : Boost startup speed and reduce memory usage with React Native’s optimized engine.

Why are we still coding in programming languages when plain but exact English statements should be used to define what functions and methods should do. Just a vision: 1. Let everyone (not only developers) write modular functions with plain English d

Day 5 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: Functions On my previous day post many people shared their github where I was introduced to def functions and since then I started learning more about def functions. Thank you all those people who are

At Turtal, we’re solving key pain points for open-source contributors like lack of recognition, skill-based job matching, and collaboration challenges by building a platform that ranks contributors fairly and enables real-time teamwork. Our Brankboar

Day 18 of learning python as a beginner. Topic: match case and modular programming. Some suggested me to use match case instead of my usual if else statements as match case are more readable and appears more clear and organised. At that time I was