At TechCognify , one of the most rewarding experiences for me has been mentoring students from different universities across Pakistan through our Advanced Internship Program — Cohort 01. I started this initiative because during my own learning journey, I realized how difficult it was to learn real-world skills, build production-level projects, and understand how to actually turn those skills into freelancing or career opportunities. Please Visit to know more about the program and the structure of mentorship we followed, https://lnkd.in/dbi6MApD Today, Alhamdulillah, more than 178 interns are enrolled in our completely FREE, remote-based 15-week SaaS Mentorship and Internship Program. The interns have now successfully completed their first month, where the primary focus was building strong web development foundations. During the first phase, interns learned: • Git & GitHub workflows • HTML, CSS & responsive design • Modern JavaScript (ES6+) • REST APIs fundamentals • React.js fundamentals • Component architecture & state management Alongside the learning sessions, interns also worked on practical projects to apply these concepts in real scenarios instead of only following tutorials. This program is designed around real-world execution and mentorship. Every weekend, interns attend live cohort sessions, receive tasks, submit projects, participate in reviews, and continuously improve through structured feedback. We also built the TechCognify Interns LMS to manage the complete cohort experience with attendance analytics, quizzes, community interaction, project reviews, feedback systems, and progress tracking — making the internship feel closer to a real engineering environment rather than a traditional internship. I’ll make a separate post soon sharing more details about the Advanced Internship LMS Portal as well. One of the most beautiful parts of this journey has been reading the interns’ feedback after their first month. Many students shared how the program helped them gain confidence, understand the industry roadmap, improve their practical skills, and finally start building real projects instead of just watching tutorials.

I want to work on an AI agent writen in clojure that should run claude code. To start I'll test it in my local kubernetes cluster as a PoC. If everthing works then I'll create a kubernetes cluster on Hetzener Cloud and that will be my production environment. The idea is to create my own agents (and subagents).

Can I run two different backends with different tech stack on the same project? Yes Use replit and since they support nix, you can use caddy (reverse proxy) and redirect traffic to one backend or the other using different paths.

When using "colmena" (a tool to install NixOS in several hosts at once) I was getting a file not found error. The suggested solution was to commit the file to the repository before running the "colmena" command.

If you are using terraform cloud to store your infrastructure state in order to detect if there were changes you need to clean what you reeive like in the picture below. You can also work with the raw text based output.