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Not all software engineers are from IIT/ NITs. Not all software engineers work at Top Product Companies. Not all Software Engineers are Paid well & get International Opportunities. This plain generalization should stop. However, many of you might relate to the above points, and there’s nothing you can do about the college you graduated from. But there’s something you can do about the last 2 things. So, one of the best thing to enhance your skills and knowledge during your job is to UPSKILL yourself. Many Working professionals join their first company thinking that they’ll get exposure and will learn a lot. This is true but for many the learning graph is only for a little while, and once they get indulge in the work, this graph becomes stagnant, and their Career Aspirations get on hold. However, if you really want to make a great switch to a Product-company or want to get a good package or need an international offer, this thing can really help you achieve that→ Pursuing a Masters degree. I’ve met many working professionals who along their job completed their Masters’ degree which helped them: 👉 Make their poor Tech skills Top-Notch. 👉 Get hands-on exposure by applying the theory in their work life and projects. 👉 Helped them make great connections with Professionals. 👉 Boost their earning potential & get great international exposure as well. So, if you’re planning on upskilling yourself and dream of making a great career switch, check out the perfect Masters's program in Computer Science, by Bosscoder Academy. Check here: https://bit.ly/4bcBsvi ✅ Become industry-ready with world-class Masters program: Accredited in the European Credit Transfer System. Global recognition in 57 countries including USA, Canada and EU. #growth #sponsoredpost #linkedincommunity

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Locker System LLD LockerController -System will call LockerController generate Locker & Slot,  this class takes care of Locker related operation & slot related operation. Based on requirement, Last 3 method will be called. OrderController -once the product purchase is done this controller will be called, 1st fetch all available slot from DB we can implement different strategy to filter slot & assignSlot. next notification will be sent to user. returnController -this is used when user have to return product to locker & notify to delivery person with otp. LockerService - have method related to Locker & Slots. OtpService- this will generate & validate otp. NotificationService -this will call to notify User or delivery person. DeliveryPersonService - finding delivery person & repo to store delivery person. ISlotFilteringStrategy- can give different implementation having different strategy to filter Slots. ISlotAssignmentStrategy -slot assignment strategy. OtpGenerator- different implementation strategy class for otp generation. LockerUser -Is a abstract class which have a Contact class. LockerUser -can be a buyer or deliveryPerson. Locker -this class have an ID & List of Slots. Slots have LockerIteam & Size. LockerIteam -There can be different type of LockerIeam so it can have different kind of implementation. Package/LockerIteam itself have a size. Any kind of suggestion is welcome 🙂 .

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Since the time I have been on linkedin and searching for jobs time to time, I have seen many job openings as “Entry Level” and then in the qualifications section they mentioned the required years of experience is 2+. In some cases I have seen 5+ too. I don’t under whats the point of these? Do they just want to lure more candidates and stack up their CV or what? Its being a scam lately. Another scam is, posting a hybrid job, and then when the candidate signs the offer letter they say they have to come to office everyday. If they want employees to come to office everyday why they just don’t label the job as “In-office” rather than “Hybrid”?

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1000+ registrations, 600+ RSVPs, we still kept getting DMs from people to allow them to enter our 4th tech meetup even after the registrations were closed. Last Saturday, we at FutureGPT hosted our 4th meetup in collaboration with the Google for Developers at the Google Office, Bangalore. We had a capacity of only 150 folks, and we were housefull! Looks like we might need to accommodate more people next time. We usually receive an overwhelming response for our meetups, and we're always grateful for the same. But this time, it was just out of the world. Of course, we all know that it was because of announcing a hands-on workshop by Google for Developers, and therefore we had a huge bunch of students who were more interested in attending it. The hands-on workshop by Madhup Sukoon was the certainly the most interesting ones. It was interactive, informative and fun. Also, thanks to Madhup for explaining all the doubts of our attendees with ultimate patience, along with giving them a detailed idea about Function Calling in Gemini. Our panelists Sivakumar Dhakshinamoorthy, Lasya Ippagunta and Vinay Kumar Sankarapu shared their insights with us on how to find the right balance between Data Privacy Vs Data Utilization. We learnt about the entire journey of Vinay's startup, Arya.ai from the man himself, got Lasya's insights on how do we protect our devices, our data specifically with just being a little aware, and got Sivakumar's (or as I call him - the LEGEND) point of view on how knowing what kind of data we hold and keeping certain regulations can help us in controling what kind of data we are sharing! The panel discussion turned out to insightful, along with being a little funny everytime the speakers cracked jokes. We're grateful to all the speakers to take time out of their schedules and imparting their experiences & knowledge with our attendees as well. Thanks to the Google for Developers team to collaborate with us and allow us to host the event at the Google Office, Bangalore. Special thanks to Prasad Seth for organising this with us, and helping us get the venue sponsorship! W're grateful to all the volunteers Parth Garg, Varun Khachane & Tejashree Mahesh for stepping up. Lastly, this couldn't happened without our wonderful attendees. Everytime we do such meetups, we're always glad that we have such amazing and active participants. Thanks to everyone who attended the meetup! Looking forward to next one. Comment down below if you would like to attend our upcoming meetups! Nayyan Mujadiya Pranjali Garg Sri Narasimha Raviteja Rama Rao Desai #futuregpt #googlefordevelopers #google #futureGPT #techcommunity #bangaloremeetup

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Which future is best for Financial Growth SDE or SDET? . . This is most frequent query I have received in my DM's & 1on1 sessions. But why? So let's drill down some pointers & finalize our discussions. 🌟 Software Developer: 1️⃣ High Demand: Skilled software developers are in high demand across various industries. 2️⃣ Diverse Opportunities: Software development offers diverse opportunities, allowing you to specialise in areas such as web development, mobile app development, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and more. 3️⃣ Innovation and Creativity: Developers have the opportunity to be creative and innovative, building new applications, features, and solutions. 4️⃣ Entrepreneurial Opportunities: Software developers often have the skills to create their own software products or start their own tech-related businesses. 5️⃣ Financial Potential: Experienced and skilled software developers often command high salaries. Senior developers, tech leads, and those in specialized areas like machine learning 🌟 QA Automation: 1️⃣ Critical Role in Software Development: Quality assurance (QA) automation plays a crucial role in ensuring the reliability and functionality of software products. 2️⃣ Automation Trends: With the increasing emphasis on DevOps and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD), the demand for QA automation engineers is on the rise. 3️⃣ Specialised Skill Set: QA automation requires a specific skill set focused on testing frameworks, scripting, and test automation tools. 4️⃣ Collaboration with Development Teams: QA automation engineers often work closely with software developers and other team members, contributing to a collaborative work environment. 5️⃣ Career Growth: QA automation engineers can advance into roles like senior QA automation engineer, test automation architect, or QA manager, which can lead to financial growth. ❓ ❓ Verdict? ❓ ❓ Ultimately, both paths can lead to financial success, and the best choice depends on your preferences and strengths. If you enjoy coding, problem-solving, and creating software solutions, software development may be the better fit. If you have an eye for detail, enjoy testing, and want to contribute to the quality of software, QA automation might align better with your interests. -x-x- Become SDET & future SDET manager + 950+ Interview Prep Q&A bank: https://lnkd.in/gusymgFi Become a proficient automation tester with trending skills of parallel execution and grid setup: https://lnkd.in/gWmK9Jud #japneetsachdeva

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🚩 Red flags in a Software Engineering opening ❗️ Listing EPF as benefit (It's mandatory for all employers with staff strength > 20, its a govt rule and not a favour.) ❗️ Listing medical insurance as benefit (It's mandatory for all employers in India, it's a govt rule and not a favour). ❗️Asking for expertise in 20 different tech stacks (I believe nobody is looking for a marvel character) ❗️Explicit mention of "competitive" salary and then asking for salary expectation. (can we blame candidates for negotiating other offers?) ❗️Employee Assistance Program (am I the only one to hear this only at the time of layoffs ? ) ❗️Labelling the job as "entry level" and then write 2+ years of experience in the JD. (entry level and junior levels are entirely different) ❗️Tier 1 labelling (I wish one day they also come up with a logic saying all candidates named "Rahul" can apply, because we believe they're competitive and smart 😎) #jobs #career #hiring #recruiting #engineering #softwareengineering

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“Bhaiya at the end to react native ka code bhi jvm bytecode m hi compile hota h na?” This was a response i got from a developer when asked about how react native works in Android. But reality could not be farther. See, Android DVM is not capabale of running javascript code because these are inherently different technologies. Instead, what happenes is that a JSC (JavascriptCore) runtime that is bundled into android application alongside react native libs which actually loads the javascript code into memory at runtime. And then, there is a React Native bridge native library (.so file) which acts as a intermediator, translating the calls from java/kotlin code and js code. And because of all these intermediary layers translating instructions among languages, the performance for react native is not as good as native applications. Hope it helps.

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Why IT Stocks are Falling? Infosys is down to nearly 15% in 3 months 🔻 Tata Consultancy Services fall up to 10% 🔻 HCLTech fell up to 18% 🔻 Tech Mahindra is down to nearly 8% 🔻 Wipro fell up to 16% 🔻 LTIMindtree fell massive 25% 🔻 👉 Profit Booking at a record high 👉 High Valuation 👉 Indian Market outperformed global peers 👉 Global Recession concerns Experts are of the view that the market is witnessing healthy correction at the higher levels. They find this profit booking in line with expectations and do not consider it a matter of concern. IT sector stocks have seen a massive boom after Covid. So a small correction was necessary to make its journey continue for a long bull run🐂 So stay Invested!

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Which all metrics needs to be monitored for restful webservices? 1. Response Time: Measure the time taken to process incoming requests and generate responses. Monitor average response time, percentiles (e.g., 90th, 95th, 99th), and trends over time to identify performance issues and bottlenecks. 2. Throughput: Monitor the rate of incoming requests and processed responses. Measure request and response rates per second or minute to understand traffic patterns, peak loads, and capacity utilization. 3. Error Rate: Track the percentage of requests that result in errors or failures. Monitor HTTP status codes (e.g., 4xx, 5xx) and error responses to identify issues such as client errors, server errors, or network issues. 4. Availability: Monitor the uptime and availability of the web service. Track service availability over time and calculate uptime percentage to ensure that the service meets reliability requirements and SLAs. 5. Latency: Measure network latency between clients and the web service endpoints. Monitor round-trip latency, DNS lookup time, TCP connection time, and time to first byte (TTFB) to identify network-related issues and optimize performance. 6. Concurrency: Monitor the level of concurrency or concurrent connections to the web service. Track the number of active connections, connection pool usage, and queue length to ensure that the service can handle concurrent requests efficiently. 7. Cache Hit Ratio: If caching is implemented, monitor the cache hit ratio to assess the effectiveness of caching strategies. Track the percentage of requests served from the cache versus the origin server to optimize cache performance and reduce response times. 8. API Usage Metrics: Monitor usage patterns and trends of API endpoints. Track the frequency of API calls, resource usage (e.g., CPU, memory), and API usage quotas to understand usage patterns and plan for capacity scaling. 9. Security Metrics: Monitor security-related metrics such as authentication failures, unauthorized access attempts, and anomalous behavior. Track security events, audit logs, and compliance metrics to ensure data protection and regulatory compliance. 10. Dependencies: Monitor dependencies and third-party integrations used by the web service. Track availability, latency, and error rates of external services, databases, and APIs to identify dependencies that may impact service reliability or performance. CONCLUSION:- By monitoring above mentioned metrics, issues can be detected, performance can be optimized, and ensure the reliability and availability of their RESTful web services. Some common tools available for monitoring these restful api are available like Prometheus , Grafana and many other. #backendEnineering #apis #systemdesign

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After watching Akshay Saini 🚀 's "Will AI Replace Software Engineers ?" video I agree with the insights shared, which serve as both a learning experience and a wake-up call. How will engineers loose their jobs in the future:🛩👎 1. Over-reliance on ChatGPT for tasks. 2. Skipping debugging processes in favor of immediate AI or internet-based error resolutions without critical thinking. 3.Being constantly in your comfort zone without seeking challenges. 4. Neglecting upskilling in current frameworks or emerging technologies. 5. Lacking curiosity and enthusiasm for self-improvement. 6. Having a negative,give-up mindset instead of actively working on self growth 7. Disregarding constructive feedback. How to survive this AI wave successfully:✈️👍 1.Don't rely extensively on ChatGPT for every little thing. You might be thinking I'll use it today what loss can it have but few years down the lane you will regret and it would have become a habit by then. 2. Maintain a strong foundation in your core technical stack. 3. Continuously upskill and explore new technologies. 4. Strive for excellence, recognizing the need to surpass average standards in the face of AI advancements. 5. Understand that while job opportunities may decrease, exceptional developers will survive. 6. Cultivate a positive outlook and adaptability. 7. Being an expert and having in depth knowledge in 1 framework/language is way better than being average on 10. 8. Emphasize problem-solving skills over just coding. 9. Write and debug code on your own to actually learn and improve yourself. 10. Ensure that AI compliments you at the same time you not being overly dependent on it. Cheers!! . . . #software#softwareengineers#AI#articles#akshaysaini#namastejavascript#javascript#angular#react#framework#html#css#frontend#developers#designers#ux#figma#growth#networking#tuesdaytalkies

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Is Python Important for a Data Scientist, understand from our Scaler Alumni Sohil Sharma, who took a course from Scaler and is now a Data Scientist at Brillio. Check out the complete video only on Scaler’s YouTube channel.  #SCALER #DSMLWeekly #Python

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SparkSession vs SparkContext: • SparkContext: SparkContext was the entry point in Spark 1.x, managing low-level operations like job distribution and resource distribution. • SparkSession: SparkSession is the gateway to Spark 2.0+, encapsulating SparkConf, SparkContext, HiveContext, and SQLContext into a single entry point. • Key Differences: - Easier Management: SparkSession bundles context and configurations, reducing code conflicts. - Unified API: SparkSession handles both batch and interactive queries via DataFrames and Datasets. - Hive Integration: SparkSession includes HiveContext functionalities, facilitating integration with Hive metastores. - Optimized Execution Plans: SparkSession's Catalyst Optimizer generates efficient query execution plans. - Backward Compatibility: SparkSession maintains compatibility with older RDD-based code. - Lazy Evaluation: DataFrames in SparkSession employ lazy evaluation, enhancing performance optimizations. Let us continue learning and growing together! Do follow Mahesh Reddy Palem to ensure you don't miss out on any of the upcoming content. #ApacheSpark #DataProcessing #ScalaProgramming #DataManipulation #OptimizationMagic #dataengineer #dataengineering #ApacheSpark #Scala #BigData #DataAnalytics #PairedRDD #DataProcessing #dataengineer

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Look, at how a company's quarterly performance may impact a common person's life 📉 Paytm, a big player in financial technology (fintech), faced challenges in the last quarter of its fiscal year 2024. 🔴 Operating revenue dropped to 2267 crore in March 2024 from a high of 2850 crore in December 2023. 🔴Contribution profit also went down by 15% QoQ, reaching 1288 crore in March 2024 from 1520 crore in December 2023. 🔴 EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) before ESOPs decreased significantly from 219 crore in December 2023 to 103 crore in March 2024. PayTM experienced a challenging period with declining revenue and profits in the last quarter of FY24. These financial indicators show a significant decrease in performance, reflecting the company's current struggles.  Result is Layoff!!!!

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Whenever you see any post like - "How i got into sde1/sde2, Are you worried about DSA & SystemDesign" 99.99% It must be a promotion of either Postplaced or Losscoder. Nowadays most of the engineers be like - Join FAANG and earn more money in promotion than your job. The reality is - Most of them didn't take any paid course to achieve that. Some people will open youtube channel immediately and will post some useless videos. Like - " How a google software engineer spent salary in Bangalore? " Note - There are some genuine channels also which helps really well. #stoppromotion #savemoney #Learnandgrow #sde1 #sde2 #dsa #systemdesign

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This is how URSAWHITE helped a client to submit app to Google #PlayStore. This app has been rejected multiple times due to various reason, mostly UI & functionality (maybe Google's tester is also confused when testing). URSAWHITE successfully submit the app on 2nd try with this trick. 1. Integrate AppCenter #CodePush 2. submit minimum feature such as login, show list, account screen 3. hide unstable & complex feature 4. After the app is successfully submitted, we make a CodePush to show the features again, and make a force update CodePush 🚀 . What do you think of this move? share yours! #MVP #SoftwareDevelopment

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