I've added more exciting events to the calendar for this month. Here's what to expect in each of the sessions 1. September 5th and 19th: Sprint retro and planning for the team project 2. September 9th: New Feature Development A–Z - I'll show you a real example of designing, planning and developing features on enterprise projects from start to finish. 3. September 11th: AWS production infra - what are the most common services used in AWS, how does a real hosted project look like with the setup, infra costs, etc. 4. September 16th: Resume & Portfolio Reviews - I will rewrite the resume of the top 10 people that were on the leaderboard for August. And you'll get to ask any questions about your resume/linkedin/etc. 5. September 23rd: Live interview breakdown of me passing project discussions and explaining it. 6. September 25th: Live interview breakdown of me passing system design phase and explaining it. 7. September 30th: Live interview breakdown of me live coding phase and explaining it. 8. September 9th and 23th: General Q&A to answer any questions you have. The last 3 sessions are from a real interview I passed recently for a senior dev role, so you'll get to see what it's like and what to expect. All sessions will be recorded. Hope to see everyone live, but if you're not able to make it you'll be able to watch the recordings later. Which ones are the most exciting for you? 👇

Hey guys, I'm building a react app for personal use and was just wondering what backend I should go with. Have looked into Supabase and Firebase as potential backends. I'm not sure which would be best. I'm not sure if it even matters. I honestly just don't want my notes/todos to be constantly deleted once my chrome crashes and all the local storage get's lost 🥲 And I want something tailored to me and how I write notes/todos (Clickup is too complex lol) Also I've never connected a backend... would be great if anyone is able to help me with that.. I'm currently just working on the front-end haha Any help would be greatly appreciated! @Hayk Simonyan

So, I just landed my first customer last week. It’s a very simple project, but at least I’m getting paid for it — finally! I found my client on AirTasker, a platform that helps people get assistance with all kinds of tasks in Australia. I had to negotiate the price, as the initial offer was quite low. Even though I was competing with other developers, I was confident that my skills were more than enough to complete the work quickly and efficiently. The customer initially wanted to use some “mystic” frameworks for a simple project that could be done with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I still managed to convince her to let me build it in React — because, why not? 😄 So, thanks to Hayk, I can finally say that I’m earning money through development — and that makes me happy. Just 8 months ago, I was struggling to build a simple JavaScript carousel, and now I’ve landed my first customer. Don’t lose hope, keep grinding, and keep coding! Cheers !

Watch the video below to see what's coming next. Since our last update in May - System Design Concepts course is now fully upgraded (with new lessons coming) - Git Live Crash Course is in progress - We’ll be implementing system design concepts in our ongoing project - I’ll start sharing my "second brain" topic-by-topic Which one of these would be more helpful to you?

Hello everyone, I've got a client I am helping with SEO. Their site has got quite a lot of things going on that have left me stuck.. I thought I had fixed some of there errors/issues, but they keep reappearing! I've purged cache in the CDN (cloud flare) and in WP, but some pages just don't update the CSS and/or content. When the page initially loads, it's got the navbar all messed up.. I tried using media queries to get rid of this, and it worked.. but not for long I guess.. The next few screen shots are a bit more technical. Some images just aren't being received from the server for some reason... should I just re-upload the same image(s) to the wordpress media storage and see if that helps? The next few are just warnings about the website crawlers not being able to read the website correctly or that there is too much CSS. Any idea how I can fix these issues? Would it just be adding a robot.txt file? a sitemap.xml file? I'm wondering if anyone here is able to give me some guidance as to how I can fix these issues for good? Thanks in advance!