I just built my entire portfolio website myself here are few truths I learnt the hard way 1. even though you're a backend developer, i really recommend learning frontend the best way to prove you know it? do it. that problem-solving mindset you bring to backend work? it transfers you just need to prove it to yourself. 2. as a python dev, your muscle memory is strong you might instinctively created venv just like i did and started thinking about uv add requests and pandas or staring at the nextjs docs looking for the requirements.txt file turns out, the frontend world doesn't play by those rules 😅 3. learned the hard way that it doesn't need a virtual environment it's a completely different universe: package.json, npm install etc 4. you might actually get errors at first because you didn't even have node installed 5. trying to run things inside my python env! but here is the mind-blowing part: once you crossed that barrier, the feedback loop will becomes insane in backend, you are used to logs and terminal outputs 6. in frontend "hot reload" is addictive backend is about logic, data structures, and efficiency 7. frontend is more about state, components, and making things look good (which is harder than it looks!) you can go from "where is pip?" to building a site with: glassmorphism ui chaos math backgrounds and a fully responsive layouts just like i did to my fellow backend devs, try frontend. it forces you to think about the entire user experience, not just the api response. and frontend devs, try building a backend, it gives you superpowers to control your own data 8. this journey will prove to you that skills are transferable the logic you honed in python helps pick up typescript surprisingly fast embrace the chaos, debug, upgraded packages, fix favicons, merge sections, ship it's all about being 1% better everyday 9. being adaptable matters more than being perfect in one stack. adaptability and evolving is how you stay ahead of the curve link to my website: Alpha-M2.xyz

Gm Missed it here, glad to be back Lots of catching up to do and things to unlearn and relearn It's a good day

Gm frens

"If you stop, you can't get better" - Tom (@Tom_Everywhere) It has been an insane run with Tom, we met on the 9th of February in a TG group of talents and it has been one of the best contacts I have made so far We shared knowledge, thoughts and opinions and he helped me understand more about what actually goes behind the scenes. He is someone that loves to help people that "put in the work", but has limited reach. I recommend you reach out, if you fall under this category I was surprised we have only known each other for a few months, because it felt like years. This is just an appreciation post because we both achieved something amazing together today, and I wanted to leave that reminder here. Things might be difficult, but don't give up, show up everyday, do things you're afraid of, take insane and/or reasonable risk, be shameless, swallow that pride, and it will get better. Don't ever give up on yourself, no matter what. That's one lesson I have come to learn. I hope you do too.

Lots of people no longer believe they can get a W so much so, that when someone out there wins, they say it's impossible or fake lmao

To get better you must have certain specific knowledge this is that "specific knowledge" you need

GM frens all has been done, all has been forgiven, all has been carried now, go back to work to make sure those efforts ain't going to waste

Claude nailed it

A good Sunday with an unexpected W just how I like it Y'all have a great day ahead

Can't believe I just learnt something new about APIs and routers through a language I don't understand 😂🔥 bro explained everything through utmost care with descriptive images keep learning you never know what you will stumble upon

Things are about to get interesting look forward to it

Gm everyone Back and it seems everything has happened while I was away Claude happened N i k i t a happened What else am I missing? y'all gave a wonderful day ahead

seems to have become a weekly release type of thing

real question

Still on that path, but what I can say now is that I have things to protect and people I want to see happy ( myself included) and that is what is pushing me to be better and I have met people both irl and online, that help to see this dream come true Being of value will never take you off the market

No one left? everyone was just waiting for a p u m p no chart ss pls, don't jinx it glad ct today was lively, this is gonna be a good week

seeing lot's of tools being shipped this space is amazing the ideas are endless, just stick with the right people thank you web3

Gm frens got any plans today?

Woke up yesterday it was Monday morning, all of a sudden I made it to Friday don't know who it happened but it did y'all have an amazing weekend

I wonder how fast we have to adapt or rather evolve how do you spin this to work in your favour ?