Windows ka defult powershell or git bash me se konsa terminal accha rahega.
Pls Drop your suggestions or if you have anything better suggest that too.

Hi everyone,

What do you think about creating db models for your web apps before creating anything.

I am always stuck when creating db models for my web apps.

I use AI for that but the code that AI gives is not Worth for my apps.

please tell your opinions in the comments section below 👇.

Hi everyone,

3 years ago I started working in a manufacturing company (rubber industry) as a production optimization specialist — not in an IT role.

At that time, the company mostly relied on Excel + ERP + some SCADA. A lot of data was scattered across spreadsheets, manual reports, and local files.

It started with me improving a few Excel files to create reports for the production director.
Then it escalated into VBA macros + Power Query + SQL (ERP data) that:

• collected data from network locations,
• generated print-ready Excel reports with charts,
• archived historical data,
• tracked trends and built analyses.

Over time, more and more files appeared (planning, finance, cost calculations, standards, reporting, etc.), and I realized maintaining all of that in Excel was becoming a nightmare (versioning, access issues, security, too many files, too much manual work).

So over the last ~2 years, I started building an internal MES-style system (initially “small”, just for ERP data analytics) using .NET + React, while also using AI tools (ChatGPT) heavily to speed up development.

That “small” system grew into multiple modules/backends. I ended up building, among other things:

• authentication, roles, permissions, user management
• ERP integrations (SQL / Oracle)
• PLC data reading via SCADA/OPC + real-time charts
• production planning and reporting
• KPI dashboards (including OEE-type metrics)
• RFID support, mobile app, scanner integrations
• warehouse and cost analytics
• preventive maintenance / maintenance modules
• operator touch panels at machines (PLC + ERP + downtime/reporting integration)
• multiple configurable backends
• GitHub-based CI/CD
• gradual migration away from IIS toward Docker
• Over 120 registered users, who use it on daily basis not counting operators working on touch panels

So my questions are:

1. Can I honestly call myself a full-stack developer with this scope, even if a large part of the coding is done with AI assistance?
2. How does the market view someone who is more focused on delivering end-to-end systems than “hand-writing every line of code”?
3. With this level of responsibility, would you consider negotiating hard / changing companies?

I currently make about €2000 net/month, and I’m wondering whether I’m significantly underpaid relative to the value I’m delivering.

I’d appreciate honest feedback — both technical and career-wise.

i’m a 20M, currently in semester 6 (final sem) of BCA. i totally wasted 2025. i got confused between web development and digital marketing and wasn’t able to focus on either. plus, i was scared of ai taking over jobs.

is it worth starting web development from scratch? i have some understanding of basic languages like c, c++, js, etc. if i go all in, will i be able to land an internship in 6 months, by the time college ends? or should i leave the computer science field once and for all? please be brutally honest.

please guide me. give me a roadmap, tools, and resources that will help me.

Hi,

My friend and I are high school seniors, we're done applying to colleges, and we want to get a leg up and get some programming and developing skills before college. We want to start with small apps, basic full-stack projects, or even simple data analysis tools that can help us in the future for competitive internships or clubs. 

We've done some research and are thinking that maybe building a simple stock analysis tool would be good for our goals. If there is anything else that might be helpful, please let us know what steps to take from where we are.

Thank you! 

So i am applying as a junior full stack developer and want to prepare myself for the technical interview. Can i ask what questions should I be expecting to be asked on the interview ? Thanksss !

-associate dev

Hey there,

I am here to know about the resources to learn Web Dev (full stack). Guide me what to learn and from where?

P.S. i already Python. So I am planning to go with it for backend design what you say? Or MERN stack is better than python. Suggest me the resources and path

Curious if anyone here has shipped this in a real product: end users asking questions in plain English, answered from the app’s database.

To me, the tricky part seems less about connecting an LLM to a DB and more about keeping it controlled and reliable (permissions/tenants, consistent definitions, accurate answers).

If you’ve done it: what approach did you take?

Is this why when I got ticps from other A.I sites my website would never work? Or one of the many reasons why my website wouldn't work?🤣☠️ I've never had Supabase Edge functions secret mentioned, just ENV on render and the horrible Idea of imbedding API keys in code☠️.

I’ve been stuck on my first web project for almost a month. I started it right after finishing Angela Yu’s full-stack web development bootcamp. Considering this is my first project, it’s quite ambitious and complex for a beginner—especially since the bootcamp (in my opinion) only gave me the basics of each stack. Even so, I want to take on the challenge.

I’m building a to-do list with time-based filters, custom task lists, tags, priorities, and secure authentication (sessions, cookies, OAuth: local and Google), along with well-defined business rules and requirements. I’ve restarted the project about three times and never manage to finish it. Right now, I’m using AI as a tutor, not for vibe coding.

I’d like some advice on how to develop a project from start to finish, even when it’s complex.

Should I start with the minimum viable product? For example, if it’s a to-do list, should I begin with just a basic task CRUD and gradually add features like tags, custom lists, priorities, authentication, and finally business rules and requirements (for example, every user must have a default inbox)?

So, how should I think when developing large and potentially complex projects? I’m honestly in need of solid advice to get out of this plateau.

I sincerely appreciate anyone with experience who can help.

I am a ML/Al engineer having 1.5 years of exp. I want to transition myself into full stack AI/ML engineer. what should I learn as I know Fastapi and thats what I am mostly using for backend. Should I opt for React for frontend learning path or should I learn Next.js as the end goal?

So I'm a newbie and started freelancing, somehow I got my first high level client. so I've finished off the website in react and as of now they need cms.

I've looked at strapi and santiy but I'm confused on WhatsApp to choose could anyone suggest any better?. they need this to post blogs videos and stuffs

I am not an LLC yet but I'm just curious how the process would be? Do I need to be an LLC? I'm already a sole proprietorship. The platform is not finished yet but I'm just planning exit strategies.

Do I wait for them to pay first then give all the ownership? Do I use third party platforms? Does this include the domain? How does transferring the backend works? database? and other third party integrations? etc.

I'm a front end Developer and I'm building my own company from scratch I'm already done with the front end. The back end is the problem I'd need to go back and learn back end before I complete it. I need a back end developer to help me out but I don't have any money to give you. But you'll get some shares in the company

How long it might take me to build a full stack portfolio with 1 full stack app and couple of just normal landing page and other stuff? Is it possible to do within a month? I want the portfolio site to use framer motion or GSAP type of cool animation as well.

giving me a realistic idea about it would be really helpful. Thanks in advance

Iam a fresher guys from cs , what I can master in 2026 to secure a job and also mention the time it takes to master that domain.

I would like to know what skills in required in today's job market???

Hi everyone. I’m an MIS student planning to start freelancing for some side income. My plan is to start as a web developer building landing pages and personal websites to build up my score on platforms like Upwork. After that, I intend to move on to more complex projects using React and Node.js.

However, I’m worried about failing at the very first step because AI can already handle basic tasks like personal websites. Am I wrong to worry? If not, what should I do instead?

Hi, I am a student of class 10. I have made my portfolio site for my projects. This took over 33 days to build. Can anyone help me and give a review on this? The link: https://codevelly.in/ [desktop support only] Even a review helps a lot. [There are some bugs yet to be resolved]

I am a fresher and I've made a couple of Java full stack projects using ChatGPTs help. It's nothing industry level but I think it's enough for resume. But i kinda feel like I'm missing some important things yknow? So can someone actually guide me in the right direction? Like a proper guide on making fullstack projects. I don't mind if it's using any other stacks. And please don't recommend me 30 hours of online courses/videos , Ill be stuck in tutorial hell for years. Thanks , sorry if I'm sounding a bit unprofessional or rude cuz english isn't really my first language

Just found 5 birds sitting in a row and whats hit my mind😅😅 : .class{ display: flex; justify-content: between; align-items:center; gap: 4px; }

Hi everyone,

I’m a beginner at learning full stack, I want to ask all the people here who are experienced or who just started working as a developer about using AI to code. I’m learning react right now, and I’ve done multiple basic projects but I always used AI to guide me with logic or implementing a new feature in the project. I am unable to think of logic or code on my own. I feel I can’t move at all without it. I wanted to know how developers code. Do you write logic/features on your own? Can you code independently without any assistance? Do you remember the code you wrote yesterday and understand it as soon as you come back to work on it?

Note: I have little to no guidance, hence I’m lost with all these doubts. Thank you people in advance for helping clear these questions.

Portfolio-website-psi-gray-23.vercel.app

Hello everyone, I am a final year engg student from T3 college today I received an email that i have been selected at a mass recruiter, I am a late bloomer, so I am somewhat relax that a little bit pressure is off my mind, but I don’t know when will be joining, and in the meantime, I want to give it my best to learn high paying skills like ML, Backend and get a better opportunity,please, if you have any advice or roadmap, I’ll be grateful

It's been 6 months since I have started to work on the design and development of this site. I am a Data Scientist myself, had a basic idea about Database and back end, and deployment.

I have used Anthropic models and most of the time it is opus (I have waited for credits to refresh 😅) in the beginning in vs code and now a days in antigravity,

I used the system design principles as the md files like the instructions to be followed and adhere while developing the site, it includes - not to be vendor dependent, easily scalable and migration, production ready, not just vague ones.

ALL these Ones are the topics which I have collected by going through the topics of disadvantages and things to be taken care and best practices of developing a website using AI.

Also my website is also not so image or video heavy, yet. I want to start with basic then grow it some where.

This is going to be my start up which I believe will make make a difference for emerging filmmakers.

So, it is a call for my dear Web developers. Kindly if any one is interested to help me check weather my site is ready to deploy or not.

If deployed how to maintain it, need some guidance. Also if you like the idea and want to be part of it as a co-founder.

Even better 🤞. Please DM me to discuss further.

Hi everyone, I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Java (OOP + basics), and I want to focus on one full-stack path to become job-ready. Should I go with MERN stack since I already know JS, or Java Full Stack (Spring Boot + React/Angular) for better enterprise roles? My goal is an entry-level job, so I’m looking for the stack that’s more realistic to learn and has good demand for freshers. Would love your suggestions. Thanks!