Here is a collection of must-know tools for Coders.

You're guaranteed to save 100+ hours.

[🔖 Bookmark for later] 1/ Excalidraw

Make diagrams that have a hand-drawn feel to them.

You can use it for multiple use cases.

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Top websites to make you 10X smarter :

Stay ahead in the game.

[🔖 Bookmark for later] 1. Excalidraw

Make diagrams that have a hand-drawn feel to them.

You can use it for multiple use cases.

excalidraw.com

“Knowledge is must for career growth & job”

Learn more in 2 hours than 98% of people learn in 2 weeks:

Thread 🧵 1. Visit

→ Upload any type of document (pdf, word, docx, md, scanned file etc)

→ After submission, you will get 5 auto generated questions to ask. chatdoc.com

Landing a Tech Job can be challenging!

My Software Engineering interview experience with Tips →

Thread 🧵 🔹 First round

It was an online coding challenge that had 2 coding problems and 5 MCQs.

One of the coding questions was based on Dynamic Programming, of medium level. MCQs were based on DSA, time complexity, aptitude, and reasoning.

Remote work is the future.

Here are websites offering $700 to over $1,500 per month work.

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Explore over 16k remote jobs at the fastest-growing remote companies.

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Stop wasting time while coding softwares!

Here are tools top coders use to build faster and save time: This is not just a list of tools…

I’ll be diving into 5 broad categories that will help you understand types of productivity tools based on use cases and their working.

I’ll try to pick the platforms which are open-sourced, if interested you can check their codebase.

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The Ultimate Guide to select a Term Life Insurance plan.

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AI and no-code tools have changed the game!

5 tools to hack your productivity and land remote jobs: 1. not8

Huge timesaver for product teams

It turns your website or app into a collaborative space where you exchange product feedback with your team in real-time.

They support video notes as well. Their chrome extension is breeze to work with. It’s free

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These 6 GitHub repositories will take your coding skills to the next level.

I've personally used each one to level up my own game. Here they are: 🧵 1. Awesome design patterns

A curated list of software and architecture-related design patterns.

🔗 github.com/DovAmir/awesom…

8 programming tools you should be using in 2023 🧵↓ 1. Simplified [ @sosimplified ]

One App for all your needs.

Design, Write, Edit videos, and Publish Content. Built For Teams.

Features:
• AI Content Writer
• Create videos and Animations
• Marketing templates
• Social media scheduling

🔗 simplified.com

Stop wasting time coding everything from scratch.

Here are low-code tools top coders use to build faster: This is not just a list of low-code tools…

I’ll be diving into 3 broad categories that will help you understand types of no/low-code tools and their working.

I’ll try to pick the platforms which are open-sourced, if interested you can check their codebase.

5 essential websites for every coder to save 100+ hours on researching (I bet) 🧵 ↓ 1. CSSGradient

This makes it dead simple to create fresh web gradients. Includes a collection of tools to help you level up your gradient game.

cssgradient.io/gradient-backg…

Tools you will regret not knowing as a coder (trust me)
🧵 ↓ Codedamn

🔹 Free in-browser IDE environments. Use them to code collaboratively with your friends
🔹 You name a course or stack and they have learning paths & courses ready.
🔹 Get instant help while learning

🔗 bit.ly/3vg610C

Tools you will regret not knowing as a coder (trust me)
Part 2 🧵 ↓ ScribeHow

Turn any process into a step-by-step guide, instantly.

🔹 Click record
🔹 Do the thing you want to show someone (like how to submit solution)
🔹 Get a beautiful auto-generated guide

No manual screenshots. Scribe does it for you.

🔗 getscribe.how/chrome

Competitions are the way forward to upskill & showcase your talent.

Here are a few coding challenges on Unstop that can help you win huge cash prizes and pre-placement offers 🧵 ↓ Hero Campus Challenge Season 8

It is open for engineering & MBA students. All finalists get a Pre-Placement Interview (PPI) & winners get a Pre-Placement Offer (PPO)

🔗 unstop.com/o/08KVlic?ref=…

Top computer science books to make you a better coder🧵↓ Clean Code

Programming is all about polishing the craft with years of trial and error. You can master the art of writing clean code with this.

Alongside coding, master the art of Technical Writing.

Top tools to help you monetize this skill 🧵💰↓ Tutorialspoint

It is one of the leading tutorial sites offering everything from programming, web dev, app dev to frameworks tutorials.

They pay up to $500 per article.

🔗 tutorialspoint.com/about/tutorial…

Top GitHub Repositories to make you a 10X Coder 🧵 ↓ Developer Handbook

An opinionated guide on how to become a professional Web/Mobile App Developer.

🔗 github.com/apptension/dev…

Tools you will regret not knowing as a coder (trust me)🧵 ↓ 👨‍💻 Icons: thenounproject.com
📝 Resume: overleaf.com
🎨 Illustrations, vector images: icons8.com
🍥 3D icons: fueler.io/creatons
🗃️ Create visual guides: scribe.how/chrome
➗ Learn sorting visually: toptal.com/developers/sor…

21 must-read books that will transform your life 🧵 ↓ 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki

2. Quiet - Susan Cain

3. The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg

4. A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson

5. The 5 Love Languages - Gary D. Chapman

6. Thinking, Fast and Slow Daniel Kahneman

23 tips for New Developers from a (mostly) self-taught software engineer:

1. Find your niche
2. Start with free resources
3. Embrace the cycle of learning
4. You don't need to know everything
5. Focus on the fundamentals first
6. Get good at pattern recognition
7. Build projects 8. Write Pseudocode
9. Make good habits early
10. Struggle, but not too much
11. Make good habits early
12. Struggle, but not too much
13. Find a community
14. Get good at problem-solving
15. Get good at researching
16. Do a bunch of code challenges