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I don't think any Dev in history has hated QA as much as I do right now....I submitted my masterpiece, and my last brain cell into that build.......and this QA savant still sniffed out a bug. At this point, I'm not even mad. I'm impressed. Passing QA feels crazy fr....... How do they do that?!😭

Really Spain deserves to be the champion jeez👀

Guys if Messi made hatric I will give 15$ not 5$ job to the first person that got the correct score w chat😁

50 min left guys Don't miss this chance 👀

🏆 Drop your predictions, guys! 👀 Who do you think is going to win? The first person to correctly predict both: • The final score • The name of the last goalscorer will get their first Upwork job from me ($5 + a 5⭐ review) for free ⏰ Entries close at 4:00. Good luck! @softwareAndCodes

If you're a backend developer, you need to check out AppSignal. It's basically everything you need for monitoring your app, error tracking, performance, logs, uptime, host monitoring, all sitting in one place. No jumping between Datadog, Sentry, and three other tools just to track down one bug.........I've been using it a lot lately and honestly it changed how I debug. When something breaks, you go from the error straight to the trace, straight to the log, straight to the exact deploy that caused it. No SSH, no grepping, no headache. It just makes sense. What I also love is how simple the setup is. You install it in like 2 minutes and your dashboards are already ready from the first deploy. It supports pretty much everything too. Ruby, Python, Node.js, Elixir, Go, PHP, Rust, Java... and it even integrates with Claude and Cursor via MCP so your AI assistant can pull real production errors and help you fix them. Just enough monitoring. All in one place. None of the mess. 🔗 https://www.appsignal.com @SoftwareAndCodes

#VibeCoding #MVP @softwareAndCodes

What I saw today on my way… Life is short. Time is fast. No replay. No rewind. So enjoy every moment. 😉 Sorry for the camera quality— as you know, the road makes your phone shake🙈🤗

I Thought Docker Would Restart Unhealthy Containers. I Was Missing One Tool. - Virtualization Howto https://share.google/KmAwtAiiPZJEzBoLm

Top Tech & Coding News Today AI Coding Agents Take Over: Industry focus is shifting from simple AI assistants to autonomous agents that can read full codebases, write code, run tests, and submit PRs independently. Anthropic Upgrades Claude: Anthropic released upgraded Claude Sonnet 5 models, significantly boosting coding performance, multi-step reasoning, and tool use. VS Code Restricts Execution: The new Visual Studio Code (v1.26) blocks automatic code execution in unfamiliar project folders to prevent malicious scripts from running. Deno 2.9 Drops Desktop Support: Deno now features an experimental deno desktop tool, allowing developers to compile code directly into native desktop binaries. Kotlin 2.4 Enhancements: JetBrains introduced experimental compile-time constant improvements to ensure consistent handling of numeric and string types. #Share @softwareAndCode #TechNews #Programming #Coding #AI #SoftwareDevelopment

JUST IN: 🇦🇷 Lionel Messi officially becomes the highest scoring player in World Cup history🔥🔥

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8 months ago, when I joined ZUS, I was struggling with CI/CD pipelines and Kafka. Every time I touched the pipeline, there was a good chance I would break something 😅. I didn't fully understand deployments, build processes, environment variables, or how everything connected together. Kafka was just as challenging. Concepts like topics, partitions, offsets, producers, and consumers seemed complicated, and troubleshooting issues could take hours. Over time, I learned that the fastest way to grow is to stop being afraid of breaking things. Every failed deployment, every Kafka issue, and every debugging session taught me something new. I spent countless hours reading logs, reviewing documentation, testing solutions, and asking questions. Today, the things that once confused me are part of my daily work. The lesson is simple: don't be discouraged when something feels difficult. Consistency beats talent when it comes to learning new technologies. Keep showing up, and keep learning......... @SoftwareAndCodes

One thing I understood from this is that.....AI makes building software easier, not less valuable....Anyone can generate an app now, just like anyone can bake bread at home, but people still pay professionals for quality, reliability, and the details that matter......The same applies to software......Real products still need architecture, security, scalability, maintenance, and engineers who understand the nuances behind the scenes..... ✍️ @softwareAndCode

Yesterday, I bought a “Mac” in the cloud for $25… meanwhile Apple is selling the same vibe for $2000 😭 But honestly… Mac is amazing 😅

For Anime Lovers 🙂‍↕️ Finally brought this project to the web. The original mobile app, Anime Discovery, used the Gemini AI to suggest shows based on any vibe or interest you described. While using AI for a full database isn't the correct way to build, it was great for personalized lists, so I’m planning to add that intelligent feature to this web version soon. For now, this version uses the Jikan API to handle data and suggestions properly. Vibe coded this in about 2-3 hours today.

You might wonder why build something that already exists, but this is how you create something unique that addresses your own needs. It’s about starting with what’s there and building new features through the process.

It’s strictly for discovery, so once you find a show, you can grab the files from places like MovieBox or T4TSA. Check it out: Aniሜዳ Me: I Built Sth Gemini be like: ትዝብት ነው ሆዴ 🥹 #VibeCoding #Animሜዳ @TedrosCodes

One piece of advice from me:

don’t hold back your skills. Just use them fr.... ya’ll thank me later!!!

another win on upwork!! one advice from me ... don't hold you skill back, just use it!!!!!!