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AAmita SharmaJun 11 · 5 min readAI Is Writing More Code Than Ever. Who's Testing It?The conversation around AI in software development has been dominated by one theme: speed. Every week brings a new announcement about AI models generating code faster, agents handling complex developmamitasharma.hashnode.dev
AAakib Shah SayedApr 22 · 16 min read3 Months of Code, Zero Deploys: My Internship Wake-Up Call"3 months of coding. I built features. I wrote tests. Nobody ever showed me how to make it live on the internet." For three months I did what I thought real developers did: I built features, fixed bublog.skillvancestudios.com
LLaureen NdanuFeb 25 · 3 min readBeginning of My Tech Blogging Journey?I’ve been thinking about this for a while. Not the blogging part specifically 😂 but the stepping out part. The part where you stop consuming quietly and finally decide to contribute. The part where y1ndanukl-logs.hashnode.dev
BBianca CorreiaFeb 17 · 3 min readJavaScript & the DOMWhen I first started learning JavaScript, most of what I wrote lived in the console. Variables changed.Functions ran.Numbers updated. But the page itself?It just… sat there. Frozen in time. Then I started working with the DOM, and suddenly JavaScript...biancacorreia.hashnode.dev
BBianca CorreiaFeb 12 · 4 min readBuilding a Responsive Signup Form with Bootstrap (Without Losing Your Mind)Forms are everywhere. Login forms, signup forms, checkout forms, newsletter forms… and yet, they’re one of the easiest things to mess up. Too wide on desktop, too cramped on mobile, ugly labels, confubiancacorreia.hashnode.dev
TTemitope AdereniFeb 10 · 4 min readWeek 14 at DataraFlow: What Happens Before a Model Even Sees Your Data?What if the hardest part of machine learning isn’t the model, but everything that happens before it? That question defined my Week 14 at DataraFlow. This week wasn’t about flashy algorithms or building complex neural networks. It was about something ...datababe.hashnode.dev
BBianca CorreiaFeb 9 · 3 min readWhat I Learned About Active Record Migrations in RubyIn this exercise, I learned how to use Active Record migrations to build the structure of a database using Ruby. Instead of writing SQL directly, migrations allow us to describe our database tables anbiancacorreia.hashnode.dev
