Arpit Bhayani’s Post

Best way to write clean code is to not write it. Follow me more for performance tips! #performance #fast

Before writing a single line of code, understand the problem you're solving🤔💡 Understand the Problem: Define objectives and constraints clearly. Explore Solutions: Brainstorm approaches and weigh pros and cons. Plan Your Approach: Break down tasks step by step. Code With Purpose: Every line should serve a specific goal. Embrace the problem-solving mindset, and watch your solutions shine. 💻💡 Share your approach to problem-solving below! #SoftwareDevelopment #ProblemSolving #CodingTips

Exercise what you want to exercise! Don't go astray by practicing the wrong things: • If you want to write, write… don't read. • If you want to change, change… don't create. • If you want to code, code… don't debug. … Be mindful of your time. #software #learn #exercise

How to escape tutorial hell. The 5 steps routine to REALLY learn: 1. Try some code and hit a wall Open your terminal/IDE and get your hands dirty. You can't go anywhere if you don't try yourself. 2. Know your docs When stuck, find updated documentation. Pretty simple right? 3. Be realistic Updated docs are sparse (if they ever exist). Try the issues, Stack Overflow, LLMs, and anything that gets you ahead. It's all about finding that different error. 4. Apply the fix at your own risk (the most critical) Once you find a fix, take a step back and ask yourself why it worked. Don't spend your night on it, but understand the root cause clearly. 5. Move on Take a break or continue shipping (depending on the length of step 3). If it was non-trivial to fix, document it, and share it, you'll grow by sharing! Don't copy-paste blindly. It will hit back in the short term. It will hit back in the long term too. #softwareengineering #devtips #tech

your job is not to write code 😂😂, your job is to solve real world problems with code ... stop those tutorials and go do something I'm not smart enough, you're not either, just get something done watch less YouTube and 📌 read documentation 📌 read engineering books 📌 read blogs 📌 make connections attend conferences 📌 avoid burn-outs just read man 🤦. it's better to write codes 1 hour a day from reading and understanding, than watching from YouTube 10 hours a day I promise you'll understand way more than watching YouTube and you'll write codes on your own because you've understood the basic principles.. it's hard yes! but it's only hard in the beginning we code, we make Mistakes and definitely we grow!

I wrote a thing! I'm trying to get back into writing blog posts, so I'm starting a new series on Medium capturing "What I've Found Interesting". 🧐 It's predominantly going to be tech & engineering based - an easy way for me to jot down things I've read and learnt that might be useful to others as well! Here's Edition 1 - have a read if you're interested. 😄✍️ https://lnkd.in/etcBEwtY

💡𝐃𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥! ➡ Problem :You have a complex conditional(if-then/else). ✅ Solution: Decompose the complicated part of the conditional into separate methods. ❓ Why refactor? The longer a piece of code is , the harder its to understand .Things become even more hard to understand when the code is filled with condition. #refactoring #cleancode

A picture really is worth a thousand words. Describe a flow to me and I'm going to ask you to repeat it, at least 3 times. Write down the flow and I'm going to re-read it probably the same amount. Draw it as a diagram, I'm going to understand instantly. Do your colleagues a solid, draw them a diagram. #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment #developerlife

Writing multi-threaded programs is easy, but most of them are inefficient ⚡ Adding threads does not magically make your code faster, you need to make efforts to make them fair 🙃 Here's a video of me talking and demonstrating how to write good concurrent programs with hands-on examples. watch - youtu.be/2PjlaUnrAMQ ⚡ ps: my system design October 2023 cohort is open for admission, only 32 seats remain; enroll to learn system design the right way arpitbhayani.me/course #AsliEngineering #SystemDesign