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medail is boring ! 😴 says the haters..!! 😂

Appbrew is looking for SDE interns who are comfortable working on JS tech stack (React native + Node). Stipend: Rs. 40-50k per month Below is the JD for this role:

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So my 2024 goals is - Learn Javascript and Tailwind CSS - Learn MongoDB - Learn Node js, React ,Express js and Angular - Start open-source contributions - Get an internship role - Then 2024 End in all my goals complete

Should a junior frontend react developer learning react and haven't landed any industry job yet try out other stuff as AI has almost got very sufficient in building extremely optimized and clean frontend?Or he /she should strive towards being the sp

ohh no that's bad.I wish he got an opportunity to go to his dream university. Kudos to him tho...I like this guy being smart😂😂🔥 I hope his wishes are answered. -Batman

I have been using React Native for a while. No I wanna develop my product with a native framework. React Native or Flutter or any other one! Please give your suggestions with reasons. (Learning curve is not an issue)

Hey folks. I really want your pov rn. I'm into WebDev and learnt React. I have done a project for practicing my Frontend while using Firebase as the backend. Now I am moving to learn backend dev in MERN. I have spent some time and understood the

Does tech stack really matter, is there any preferred / recommended tech stack for building AI powered Saas app especially if one has to learn while building. I've been told Flask + Node for BE & React + Tailwind for FE. Advice from the community wou