This month’s Dev Mastery Games winner is…....... @Lily Collins 🎉 She built a crypto app dashboard in a month and integrated a separate backend to fetch data from APIs! Well done @Lily Collins you won the $100 cash 💰 + a done for you developer resume by me. I'll reach out for the next steps. Also congrats to everyone who participated. This challenge isn’t only about winning, but pushing yourself forward and creating a positive environment to inspire each other. And you all did just that. March games start now. Start posting your wins in the Wins category if you want a shot at the next prize. Any progress counts, big or small. Are you in for March games? 👇

👋 Hi, I’m Lars! Hi, my name is Lars. I live in US, and my goal is to become a web/mobile developer to earn income as a freelancer. I want to get these 3 things from the community: 1.  Learn web development 2.  Get to know like minded people and build relationships 3. Get assistance with landing jobs and contract opportunities. For fun, I like to do these 3 things: 1. Play video games, VR in particular 2.  Exercise and practice martial arts 3.  Travel

Just finished a crypto trading interface I built from scratch with Nextjs. This was a tough one with all the animations and stuff, but I’m happy with how it turned out. Here’s the link: https://kzminuq9hw9gw9g6gfgh.lite.vusercontent.net/ Would love to get your feedback on it guys.

I've just wrapped up Section 2 of our React 19 course with 4 brand new lessons 🎉 - 2.5: Prop Types – Learn how to define and validate props in your components. - 2.6: Intro to Hooks and State – Introduction to React hooks and useState. - 2.7: Filtering Data with State – Implement filtering using the state to make our app dynamic. - 2.8: Refactoring our App – Improve code structure by extracting filters into a separate component. This wraps up our React App Structure section, setting the stage for working with real data in the next section!

I’m planning the next Q&A sessions based on the topics you’ve asked about. Here’s the draft schedule: 1. Behind the scenes of real-world projects I've worked on, which handled from 100k to 1M+ users. 2. Tips and strategies for preparing for tech interviews. 3. Tools and strategies for training your own AI models. Poll: What do you think about the upcoming Q&A sessions? 👇