React: Component-focused development with explicit configuration for each piece
Rails: Convention-based development with standard patterns
Really like the Rails generator commands, but the real difference is in the philosophy: explicit choices vs. convention-based patterns.
React: Start with UI Components → figure out state needs → connect data later
Rails: Start with Database Models → build controllers → create views last
Biggest challenge: training my brain to think data-model-first instead of UI-first!
React: Component-focused development with explicit configuration for each piece
Rails: Convention-based development with standard patterns
Really like the Rails generators commands, but the real difference is in the philosophy: explicit choices vs. convention-based patterns.
It's just one week into Rails so I'm still adjusting my thinking. The hardest part isn't syntax - it's retraining my brain to approach problems differently.
These visuals represent my current understanding so if there's anything off, please let me know! :-)
Although I barely use Linkedin but this post was originally posted there.
Let's demystify @graphprotocol and understand #what does this do? #Why developers use it? What problems it solves, #how it works and how to get started!
1/ The #web 🌐 of today has a client-server architecture that grants tremendous power to whoever runs the server. This favors #centralization! But we may have reached the peak of centralization & the power is now slowly getting distributed!
2/ Web3 is the new layer that will enable #decentralization on a mass scale! Blockchains like #ethereum will be the north star of this new movement. 🚀
The crypto boom is taking off like crazy! Everybody now wants to own digital money. People are using Exchanges/P2P to buy them. However, exchanges are currently the most popular choice for many! So it's high time we talk about them & understand "How they Work" in this 🧵 #thread!
Table of Contents: 📝
▪️What's an #exchange & how it works?
▪️Who are #MarketMakers & why we need them?
▪️What's #liquidity & why it matters?
▪️Types of Exchanges:
- Centralized Exchanges #CEX
- Decentralized Exchanges #DEX
#Retweet if you like the content! Let's get started! 🚀
What's an #Exchange?
It's just a platform that matches #buyers & #sellers. They say what price, they are willing to buy/sell any particular asset, the exchange matches these 2 orders & the trade happens. The price at which the trade got executed becomes the "Last Traded Price".