Software Developer @CreoWisTech | Building @TheDivSoup | Technical Writer | Daily Post on Web dev, AI Tools | DM/Mail for paid Collab: partnership.aj@gmail.com
Joined June 2020
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Jun 12
Iโm building a small, high-signal group on X for ambitious learners and growth-minded people who actually want to level up.
No fluff. No endless chatter. Just real discussions, sharp insights, book recs, experiments, and mutual accountability.
If youโre serious about getting better every week, say โHiโ below ๐
Limited spots. Iโll DM.
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Anybody can get a frontend entry-level job/internship within just 3months.
agree?
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Do you think you still need a degree to become a software engineer in 2026?
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That's a good roadmap.
๐ฅ๐ผ๐ฎ๐ฑ๐บ๐ฎ๐ฝ ๐๐ผ ๐๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ผ๐บ๐ฒ a AI ๐๐๐น๐น ๐ฆ๐๐ฎ๐ฐ๐ธ ๐ช๐ฒ๐ฏ ๐๐ฒ๐๐ฒ๐น๐ผ๐ฝ๐ฒ๐ฟ ๐ถ๐ป ๐ฎ๐ฌ๐ฎ๐ฒ ๐ผ
Average Salary (2026): $75K โ $130K
(depends on location & skills)
Phase 1: Foundations
- HTML, CSS & Tailwind CSS
- JavaScript TypeScript
- Git & GitHub
Phase 2: Frontend Mastery
- React.js / Next.js
- State Management (Zustand / Redux)
- Modern UI/UX Framer Motion
Phase 3: Backend & Databases
- Node.js Express OR Python FastAPI
- PostgreSQL Prisma
- REST APIs Authentication (Clerk / Supabase Auth)
Phase 4: AI-Powered Development (2026 Must)
- Master Cursor Claude 4
- Build with AI Agents (LangChain / LangGraph)
- Prompt Engineering & RAG
- Integrate AI features in apps
Phase 5: DevOps & Deployment
- Docker basics
- Deploy on Vercel, Railway, Render
Phase 6: Ship Projects
- Build & deploy 5 real projects (including AI-powered ones)
Save this roadmap. ๐
Where are you in this journey right now? ๐
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Ajay Yadav retweeted
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Jun 15
If you can't change your physical circle, you must change your digital circle.
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Jun 14
If this post gets 20K Views, I won't buy X premium. ๐
possible?
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Jun 13
Writing an X article: Human-Written Content Is the Future
Are you excited to read?
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Jun 12
Iโm building a small, high-signal group on X for ambitious learners and growth-minded people who actually want to level up.
No fluff. No endless chatter. Just real discussions, sharp insights, book recs, experiments, and mutual accountability.
If youโre serious about getting better every week, say โHiโ below ๐
Limited spots. Iโll DM.
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Jun 12
Replies are blowing up ๐
DMing everyone the invite now.
If you said "Hi" and didn't get one, ping me.
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Ajay Yadav retweeted
Jun 12
Don't compare yourself with the 3rd division in your circle. Instead, you should compare yourself with the 1st division that has a great circle.
Even if you compare yourself with the 3rd division from a great circle, that is still far better than the 3rd division in your circle, if you feel that it's not great because of the mindset of your existing circle.
Everything depends on your circle and whom you are comparing yourself with.
If you can't relocate yourself into a great circle physically, you have the option to surround yourself digitally. I'm talking about your X circle.
Just surround yourself with great people here on X by engaging with them and consistently sharing what's happening in your journey.
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Jun 12
I second that.
Here's what I'd add:
1. Share what you're learning and building.
2. Engage with genuine people.
3. Build real connections... schedule a virtual coffee chat.
Opportunities, clients, and growth often come from relationships, not just content.
Keep showing up. Everything else will follow.
Jun 12
Nobody pays you if nobody knows you.
Market yourself shamelessly.
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Ajay Yadav retweeted
Jun 12
Iโm building a small, high-signal group on X for ambitious learners and growth-minded people who actually want to level up.
No fluff. No endless chatter. Just real discussions, sharp insights, book recs, experiments, and mutual accountability.
If youโre serious about getting better every week, say โHiโ below ๐
Limited spots. Iโll DM.
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Jun 12
I think most "AI will replace devs" takes are wrong... but for a boring reason nobody says out loud: the bottleneck was never typing code. It was knowing what to build.
Agents made the cheap part cheaper. The expensive part got more valuable.
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Jun 11
Honest question for people shipping with AI coding agents:
What's the one task you still refuse to let Claude Code / Cursor touch?
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Ajay Yadav retweeted
Jun 11
A few weeks ago, we started an initiative at @creowistech.
The idea is simple: every team member shares their learnings internally each week. To keep things structured, I ask the same three questions every week:
1. What feature did you build?
2. What bug did you solve?
3. What did you learn?
I'm happy to share that everyone has been actively contributing detailed updates and learnings in our internal channel.
The goal is to share one of these internal learnings with the public each month so that others can learn from our experiences as well.
Learning grows when it's shared. ๐
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