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In one of my interviews for Backend Developer position, I was asked, "How would you design an API?" Here is how you can answer:

Do you like coding, or do you do it for the money?

why are people still using mongodb? it's not 2012 anymore. relational databases exist for a reason. stop trying to be trendy and use the right tool for the job.

I need to become a better software engineer

🟢 CSS is 27 years old 🟡 HTML is 29 years old 🔵 JavaScript is 29 years old 🐍 Python is 33 years old 🐘 SQL is 49 years old 🟧 Java is 29 years old 🟪 PHP is 29 years old 🔶 C is 38 years old 🔷 Ruby is 28 years old 🌐 Go is 15 years old 🟦 C# is 23 years old 🐳 Docker is 10 years old

I hate when chatgpt is down :/

Removing redundant & unnecessary code from the codebase from previous devs gives such a joy 🤌🏻 Living for it. #SoftwareEngineering

April tech events ✨ (part 1)

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I compiled a list of top 50 React interview questions Know these before that React Frontend Interview: You may need to save it🤗📷 1. What is React, and how does it differ from other JavaScript frameworks/Libraries? 2. Explain the concept of a Virtual DOM in React. 3. What are React components? 4. Differentiate between functional and class components. 5. How can you pass data from a parent component t o a child component in React? 6. Explain the purpose of props in React. State and Lifecycle: 7. What is the significance of the state in React components? 8. Describe the lifecycle methods of a class component. 9. What is the constructor method used for in a class component? 10.Explain the differences between componentDidMount and componentDidUpdate. 11. How can you update the state of a component in React? Hooks: 12. What are React Hooks? Why were they introduced? 13. Explain the useState hook in React. 14. How does the useEffect hook work, and why is it used? 15. What is the purpose of the useContext hook? 16. Describe the useReducer hook and when it might be used. Component Communication: 17. What is prop drilling, and how can you avoid it? 18.Explain how you can achieve component communication using context. 19. Describe the concept of lifting state up. Routing: 20. How can you implement routing in a React application? 21. Explain the purpose of React Router. State Management: 22. Compare local state management with external state management libraries like Redux. 21. What is Redux, and what problem does it solve? 22. Describe the core components of a Redux store: actions, reducers, and store. Styling: 25. How can you style React components? 26. Compare inline styles, CSS modules, and styled- components. Forms: 27. How can you handle forms in React? 28.Explain controlled components and uncontrolled components in form handling. Optimization: 29. Describe the concept of code splitting in React. 30. How can you improve the performance of a React application? Testing: 31. What is the significance of testing in a React application? 32. Explain the differences between unit testing and integration testing. 33. Describe the purpose of tools like Jest and Enzyme in React testing. Server Communication: 34. How can you make asynchronous API calls in React? 35. Explain the purpose of the fetch API and how it works. Context API and Providers: 36. Describe the Context API in React. 37. How can you create and use a custom context provider? Higher-Order Components (HOCs) and Render Props: 38. Explain the concept of a Higher-Order Component (HOC) in React. 39. Describe the render props pattern and its use cases. React Router: 40. How do you handle dynamic routing using React Router? 41. Explain the purpose of the <Link> component in React Router. Error Handling: 42. How can you handle errors in React applications? 43. Describe the concept of Error Boundaries. Lifecycle Changes : 44. How have component lifecycle methods changed with the introduction of React 16.3 and later? Performance Optimization: 45. Explain the concept of memoization and how it can be used to optimize components. Server-Side Rendering (SSR) and Static Site Generation (SSG): 46. What are SSR and SSG, and why might you use them in a React application? Authentication and Authorization: 47. How can you implement user authentication and authorization in a React app? React Best Practices: 48. What are some best practices for writing maintainable and performant React code? 49. Explain the importance of using keys when rendering lists of components. 50. How can you avoid unnecessary re-renders in React? Alright that's a wrap. Follow me @mysticwillz for more posts like this.

If your site has a custom 404 at launch, you launched too late

The reason you haven’t achieved a goal is that you aren’t the person that would have achieved the goal.

I’m either gonna be successful or I’m gonna be successful.

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If I'm to start backend engineering all over today This is what I will do. I will pick: -One language (Node.js) -One framework (Express.js) -One database (Postgres) -One goal (Build 20 projects) No jumping from pillar to post There're jobs in any stack. But Are you good?

Breaking into tech IS HARD. I've never said it was easy, I have only said that it is possible. Do things to give yourself a strong fighting chance to succeed!

You're frontend developer, your boss asked you 'What security measures can we take to make our site more secure' ⭕️ Here's how to answer:🖊️ Six security measures you can take to make you're site more secure: Input Validation: Validate and sanitize user inputs to prevent SQL injection, XSS, and other injection attacks. Authentication: Implement strong authentication system to verify user identities. Secure File Uploads: Validate and restrict file types and sizes for uploaded content. Authorization: Restrict user access with role-based or attribute-based access control. Rate Limiting: Implement rate limiting to prevent brute force attacks. Security Monitoring: Use tools and services to monitor your website for suspicious activities and breaches in real-time. Alright, that's a wrap. Follow me @mysticwillz for more posts like this.🚀🚀🗣️