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Oct 24 '25

Build a Database Connection Framework In 133 Lines Of Code

#dotnet #database #webdev #learning

11 min read

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THIYAGARAJAN varadharajan

Oct 25 '25

💻 Leveling Up My Python Skills – 3 Weeks, 150 Problems!

#algorithms #learning #python

1 min read

Steven Hur

Nov 6 '25

Adding Automated Testing to My Project

#learning #python #testing

2 min read

Technews

Oct 23 '25

What Are the Basic Components of a Computer?

#beginners #hardware #learning

5 min read

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James Ross

Oct 24 '25

GitScroll I: The Unbroken Line

#git #opensource #learning #development

12 min read

Florian

Nov 29 '25

Getting Back

#challenge #devjournal #learning #career

1 min read

Ashe-DM

Oct 24 '25

the best way to learn react

#react #webdev #learning

1 min read

Oct 24 '25

TIL: define custom flash types in Rails

#learning #rails #ruby

1 min read

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Oleksandr Dyakov

Oct 25 '25

How Mixfood Works with Customer Reviews

#learning #management #mixfood

5 min read

Nov 27 '25

Introduction

#learning #beginners #devjournal #python

1 min read

Cosmin Gheorghita

Oct 23 '25

Learning Cryptography with ChatGPT: Building Assetspan, a Zero-Knowledge Secrets Manager

#sideprojects #learning #security #chatgpt

3 min read

Nov 27 '25

The Melbourne Talent War: A Conversation

#learning #hiring

3 min read

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MyQuizGPT

Nov 28 '25

A Custom GPT for Creating Flashcards and Quizzes with ChatGPT

#chatgpt #ai #learning

3 min read

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Sabin Sim

Nov 27 '25

My Project [Python + Streamlit Roadmap]

#python #beginners #learning #project

2 min read

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Tim Lorent

Nov 27 '25

"Soft Skills Are Actually the Hard Skills": Why Developer Growth Is More Difficult Than Technical Mastery

#webdev #productivity #career #learning

5 min read

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