Articles of the day

Burnout doesn’t hit you like a lightning bolt. It’s not one moment, one deadline, or one bad week.

For me, burnout arrived quietly, months before I realized anything was wrong. It was like stress slowly accumulating, but heavier… stickier… more permanent. And by the time I understood what was happening, I was already deep in it....

full article 👉 here

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#ArticleOfTheDay #BurnOut

This is funny😁

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huh😮

There’s something special about seeing your package in action.

try it if you need hasab ai integration

npm i hasab-sdk

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Good night fam, sweet dreams😊

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New week, new energy. Let’s focus, grow, and make real progress toward the things that matter.

Wishing you a productive week ahead fam

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#WeeklyReset

I remember building this simple dice roll game back in my first react days😁

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ma friend once shared this idea

“Feeling that edge, like the moment before you die, has something strangely exciting about it.”

at first it didn’t make much sense to me. It also sounds like a dangerous mindset, something you really shouldn’t risk. but when you think about it, experiencing such intense emotions can genuinely change your perspective on life. It’s like being pushed to the limits makes you see things differently.

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Currently, I’m working on a big project as a backend dev, and one thing I’ve noticed is that if you carefully design and architect the database and overall system, the rest becomes way easier. taking the time to plan the schema properly makes it simple to integrate advanced features easily later.

moral of the story
Don’t rush into writing code, design the damn system first, dude 😁

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#DesignIt #tips

Flipping all my chatbots from react-markdown to this, highly recommend. A drop-in replacement for react-markdown, designed for AI-powered streaming.

Some one has to do it, thank you👏

The website 👉 here

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Just shipped one another projects.

I’ve been building a course management system for GBI Gubae, attendance tracking, course management, analytics, batch migrations, student management…the whole thing. It will also be integrated with this portal system that we built earlier

Used NestJS, Prisma, PostgreSQL, Redis, and a bunch of other tools.
honestly, this one pushed me a lot as a backend dev. I learned a lot about scalable system design, caching and boosting performace and much more.

here is the 👉 repo

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#project #NestJs #GbiGubae

btw, I have to mention we worked on this project as a team and I was doing only the backend part

and if you wanna be a part of this team and if you are AAU student, you can contact me, we just need on thing a person who's committed enough to build solution for the community.

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Reddit user is reporting that Google's Antigravity platform improperly wiped out the contents of an entire hard drive partition🤯

here

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The amount of things competing to waste your attention, money, time, and energy is just unbelievable!!!

I didn't know that docker works in the virtualization concept.

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Spent the last few days vibecoding a journaling app called Hushh.

I Used Gemini 3, Claude Sonnet, Antigravity + Cursor, with Supabase on the backend and Vercel hosting. Designed everything in Figma.

It turned out smooth,
Click here to use Hushh

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this app is really cool👏

when you do some challenging projects u will see your real potential🔥

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Been configuring Docker and it is a really good tool. It works like a VM, but the main difference is that it’s less resource-intensive, and it helps us get everything we need to run our app in different environments. can you imagine that with Docker you don't have to worry about downloading node.js or other tools on your system, Docker does it all for you. There are two main concepts in Docker

Images: A blueprint of your app (like a class).
It is built from a Dockerfile.

Containers: The actual runtimes that pull the image and run it, like a running instance of an image.

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#docker