Amit Shekhar
@amitshekhar.bsky.social
Coder | Teacher | Mentor | Open Source | IIT 2010-14 | Android | Machine Learning | Backend | Get High Paying Tech Job: http://amitshekhar.me
ProGuard/R8 help us to do the following:
• Shrink: Remove unused code from the project.
• Obfuscate: Rename the names of classes, fields, etc.
• Optimize: Like inlining the functions.
This way it reduces the size of the apk and makes it difficult to reverse engineer.
• Shrink: Remove unused code from the project.
• Obfuscate: Rename the names of classes, fields, etc.
• Optimize: Like inlining the functions.
This way it reduces the size of the apk and makes it difficult to reverse engineer.
July 25, 2023 at 4:45 AM
ProGuard/R8 help us to do the following:
• Shrink: Remove unused code from the project.
• Obfuscate: Rename the names of classes, fields, etc.
• Optimize: Like inlining the functions.
This way it reduces the size of the apk and makes it difficult to reverse engineer.
• Shrink: Remove unused code from the project.
• Obfuscate: Rename the names of classes, fields, etc.
• Optimize: Like inlining the functions.
This way it reduces the size of the apk and makes it difficult to reverse engineer.
[New Video Published] Benefits of working at a startup
10 years of work at corporate = 2 years of work at a startup.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/ahE8CtfhOoc
10 years of work at corporate = 2 years of work at a startup.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/ahE8CtfhOoc
Benefits of working at a startup
We will discuss the 5 benefits of working at a startup.#startup #jobs Hi, I am Amit Shekhar, I have taught and mentored many developers, and their efforts la...
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July 11, 2023 at 6:33 AM
[New Video Published] Benefits of working at a startup
10 years of work at corporate = 2 years of work at a startup.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/ahE8CtfhOoc
10 years of work at corporate = 2 years of work at a startup.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/ahE8CtfhOoc
[New video published] Learn how to read the code of open-source projects.
We can learn a lot by reading the open-source project.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/eRGql2dR-P4
We can learn a lot by reading the open-source project.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/eRGql2dR-P4
How to read the code of open-source projects?
How to read the code of open-source projects?The best way to learn to code is to code.But, to write good code, you will also have to read good code.Make a ha...
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July 10, 2023 at 4:39 AM
[New video published] Learn how to read the code of open-source projects.
We can learn a lot by reading the open-source project.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/eRGql2dR-P4
We can learn a lot by reading the open-source project.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/eRGql2dR-P4
Android Dev wants to learn Backend as fewer openings in Android.
Backend Dev wants to learn Android as fewer openings in Backend.
Don’t panic.
Fewer openings everywhere because of the current market condition.
Your knowledge is your wealth.
This too shall pass.
Backend Dev wants to learn Android as fewer openings in Backend.
Don’t panic.
Fewer openings everywhere because of the current market condition.
Your knowledge is your wealth.
This too shall pass.
July 3, 2023 at 5:23 AM
Android Dev wants to learn Backend as fewer openings in Android.
Backend Dev wants to learn Android as fewer openings in Backend.
Don’t panic.
Fewer openings everywhere because of the current market condition.
Your knowledge is your wealth.
This too shall pass.
Backend Dev wants to learn Android as fewer openings in Backend.
Don’t panic.
Fewer openings everywhere because of the current market condition.
Your knowledge is your wealth.
This too shall pass.
“Deprecate yourself. Don’t be the go-to person for the code. Optimize it for people to find their way fixing bugs and adding features to the code. Free yourself to move on to the next project/company. Don’t own the code or you’ll never grow beyond that.”
- Alex Ewerlöf
- Alex Ewerlöf
July 2, 2023 at 7:15 AM
“Deprecate yourself. Don’t be the go-to person for the code. Optimize it for people to find their way fixing bugs and adding features to the code. Free yourself to move on to the next project/company. Don’t own the code or you’ll never grow beyond that.”
- Alex Ewerlöf
- Alex Ewerlöf
Which LLMs(GPT-4) use case do you like the most?
I like the ability to generate MCQs from any given learning material to evaluate the knowledge that students have received for that particular topic from the learning material.
I like the ability to generate MCQs from any given learning material to evaluate the knowledge that students have received for that particular topic from the learning material.
June 30, 2023 at 2:15 PM
Which LLMs(GPT-4) use case do you like the most?
I like the ability to generate MCQs from any given learning material to evaluate the knowledge that students have received for that particular topic from the learning material.
I like the ability to generate MCQs from any given learning material to evaluate the knowledge that students have received for that particular topic from the learning material.
Your solid tech resume:
- Open-Source GitHub Projects with the proper commit messages, README file
- Your blogs on some unique problems solved by you
- 1 pager resume mentioning the companies projects, open-source projects, and blogs links showing your skills
- Open-Source GitHub Projects with the proper commit messages, README file
- Your blogs on some unique problems solved by you
- 1 pager resume mentioning the companies projects, open-source projects, and blogs links showing your skills
June 30, 2023 at 5:56 AM
Your solid tech resume:
- Open-Source GitHub Projects with the proper commit messages, README file
- Your blogs on some unique problems solved by you
- 1 pager resume mentioning the companies projects, open-source projects, and blogs links showing your skills
- Open-Source GitHub Projects with the proper commit messages, README file
- Your blogs on some unique problems solved by you
- 1 pager resume mentioning the companies projects, open-source projects, and blogs links showing your skills
Software engineering is all about iterating and doing improvements as needed. No matter how well you plan, you will face challenges. Keep learning and adapting as you move forward.
Keep Learning Forever
Keep Learning Forever
June 30, 2023 at 3:39 AM
Software engineering is all about iterating and doing improvements as needed. No matter how well you plan, you will face challenges. Keep learning and adapting as you move forward.
Keep Learning Forever
Keep Learning Forever