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One of my open source AI tools for developers is being used in 404 unique projects. What started as a fun weekend project ended up crossing over 2,000 downloads a week! So that begs the question, what were the biggest lessons I carried forward when building Code Fundi; an AI coding tool for software companies and developers? ◆ Basic documentation > No documentation 📚 ◆ Make integration as easy possible 🔌 ◆ Coders LOVE anything that makes their work easier 💖 ◆ Software has the potential to scale globally 🌍 I'm so excited to see how these lessons translate to our AI coding assistant. I also can't wait to grow Code Fundi even further and to see how it evolves with the amazing developer community that we're building. https://codefundi.app/

As developers, we’re constantly told to “stay updated,” but no one talks about how overwhelming it can be to figure out what’s actually worth your time. I used to scroll endlessly, bookmarking more articles than I’d ever read. Enter DevBytes—it’s the perfect solution. It delivers quality tech news in bite-sized chunks, curated by people who get what developers need. In just 10 minutes, I feel informed and ahead of the curve, not drowning in content. It’s quickly become a tool I rely on. Download Link 👉 :- https://lnkd.in/gwbYfGNE

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 Today has been an amazing day filled with problem-solving challenges, and I couldn't be happier! 🚀 Despite the medium-level complexity, I've successfully tackled the third problem of the day on LeetCode: Zigzag Conversion (Problem 6). This problem pushed my boundaries and demanded creative thinking to efficiently convert a given string into a zigzag pattern according to a specified number of rows. By leveraging my algorithmic skills and determination, I managed to find an elegant solution that met the challenge head-on. Every problem I solve on LeetCode fuels my passion for problem-solving and reinforces my commitment to continuous learning and growth. It's days like these that remind me why I fell in love with software engineering in the first place! 💻 I'm incredibly grateful for the support and encouragement from the amazing community here. Your insights and shared experiences have been invaluable on this journey. Now, onto the next challenge! 💪 If you're also passionate about algorithms, data structures, and problem-solving, let's connect and share our experiences. Together, we can inspire and empower each other to reach new heights! #LeetCode #ProblemSolving #ZigzagConversion #Algorithm #DataStructures #SoftwareEngineering #ContinuousLearning #PassionForCoding #TechCommunity #ExcitingChallenges #NeverStopLearning

Just celebrated my first year in the tech jungle! Here’s what I’ve learned so far: 1. Developers are basically modern-day wizards 🧙♂️✨ - waving their code wands and conjuring digital magic! 2. Software budgets have a secret agenda 💸 - they always end up needing a little more ‘feeding’ than you first think. 3. Building software is like planting a tree 🌳 - it always takes longer than you expect before you can enjoy the shade! Here’s to more coding spells, budget snacks, and growth rings in year two! 🚀🎉 p.s. Judging on this image, lesson 4 would be that AI is fun to play with and still has a long way to go.

𝗠𝘆 5 𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗡𝗼𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗕𝗲𝗿𝗹𝗶𝗻 that will save you months of frustration... Last week, I attended the NoCodeClub conference in Berlin. And, my goodness, what an eye-opener! Here are 5 things I wish I knew when starting my NoCode journey 1. Untapped potential is everywhere ↳ Subject matter experts can now create valuable solutions without hiring developers 2. It's not a walk in the park ↳ NoCode requires time and effort — think of it as an adjacent skill to software development 3. Community is key ↳ Help is always available, but you need to ask for it 4. Start with the end in mind ↳ Focus on solving specific problems rather than mastering all tools ↳ Understand your clients' needs before choosing your tech stack 5. Embrace the experience ↳ Berlin is an amazing city — if you get a chance to attend a NoCodeClub conference, take it! NoCode isn't just about tools — it's about unlocking creativity and solving real problems. Are you considering diving into NoCode? What's your biggest challenge? Let me know in the comments, and I'll share some personalized advice! _______________________________________ PS: This was an AI collaborative post created in 10 min with my Linkedin Content Copilot. PSS: If you want to be a beta client and learn how you can; - create more content than you can use - get audience-aligned content ideas - save and organize your ideas using your voice - post effortlessly Shoot me a DM with "I'm interested" and we can see if you're a good fit

The intersection of AI and Low-Code/No-Code is not just a trend—it’s the future of software development. 🌐 Read the full post here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dke5c9MB

Built a Full Stack App in 15 Minutes with Lovable AI 🚀 Last week, at the Zero to Product side event during Slush 2024, I participated in a mini-hackathon to build a full-stack app in just 15 minutes using AI. The result? An Airbnb clone for Saunas in Finland! From design to coding the client and server sides, testing, debugging, and hosting—Lovable AI handled it all. My role? Writing detailed prompts to describe what I wanted. 🔗 Check out the live website here: https://lnkd.in/eDhCvuKH 🔗 See the GitHub repo where every commit came from AI—my job was just the prompting: https://lnkd.in/eNYYrStt I’m excited to continue using Lovable AI for tasks like wire-framing and building starting repositories. Its speed, precision, and seamless integration with Git make it a game-changer. This experience has me wondering: how far can AI go in simplifying software engineering? The possibilities feel endless!

Day 10 of 365: The LeetCode Challenge 10 days in, and I’m already seeing the impact of daily practice! Each problem has pushed me to think critically, break down complex ideas, and find creative solutions. Here are some things I’ve learned so far: The Power of Small Wins: Every solved problem feels like a step closer to my goals. Consistency is Transformative: Daily problem-solving is slowly becoming a habit, and I’m loving it! Growing My Skills: Diving into data structures and algorithms has been challenging but incredibly rewarding. Problem solved today: 1. Multiply strings 2. Best time to buy and sell stocks #codingchallenge #365daysofleetcode #neverstoplearning #techjourney #problemsolving #dailygrowth #challengeaccepted

Today we are sharing the first part of our vision for Baz - a platform that makes code collaboration seamless and scalable in the age of AI Coding. This launch wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible team behind Baz who’ve worked tirelessly to turn our shared dream into reality! Guy Eisenkot, Yuval Yacoby, Nimrod Hauser, Nadav Bason, Anton Grübel, Michael Donchenko, Hadas Koren, Maayan Brosh, Shachar Azriel, Yarden Mintz, Omri Levy & Meytal Waelter. A special thanks to our investors Barak Schoster Goihman, Ed Sim, Ashley Smith, Guy Katsovich, Yair Vardi, Idan Tendler and more for believing in the future of developer collaboration. Cheers to building tools that make developers’ lives easier, one PR at a time Dive into the full story: https://lnkd.in/dEqNVcs5 Support Baz on Product Hunt: https://lnkd.in/dvaYEah4

Excited to embark on my Data Structures and Algorithms journey on LeetCode! Looking forward to the growth and learning that come from tackling challenges—and embracing the inevitable errors along the way. After all, each setback is a stepping stone to progress. Here’s to a journey of resilience and continuous improvement