Vue to React still has its fair share of similarities.
Java, with something called jakarta-rs feels so 2008 😞
And it's crazy verbose!
On top of that, can't even Copilot as enterprise licenses are limited.
It's been a nightmare recently.

I don't. It's being a struggle and I'm yet to figure a way out.

Yay. I invested $90 when it was $52.
I'm so rich!

13:00 - PR merged.
13:20 - Deployed for QA to test.
14:30 - Received a bug, missed use case.
15:00 - Fixed conflicts. Ready to check in local.
15:30 - Code changes done.
16:00 - Rechecked in dev.
16:05 - Raised PR
17:00 - PR merged.
17:20 - Deployed for QA to test.
That's it, this is the best case.

Here's a sample breakdown:
08:30 - Daily Standup
09:00 - Ticket assigned
09:10 - Asked QA to add a description to reproduce.
09:30 - Response received.
10:30 - Figured out what's wrong.
11:30 - Fixed in local.
11:45 - Deployed in dev to be sure fix is working.
11:50 - Raised PR.

hyphenated domain names aren't converted to link automatically. 🤔
Interesting.

Give it a try. I'm really liking it for now. Docs are great too.
➡️ better-auth.com

Context uses closures for getting parent data.
What would useTree use to get values deep inside child components?

Weekends bring joy. And some more time to learn something new.
Today, I was following a yt tutorial which used clerk.dev for auth, and I thought let's not get locked in. So I implemented better auth( better-auth.com ).
Loving it so far! It has social login, passkey, magic link, otp, you name it!

Have to wait till Saturday.

After a long boring day of work, went on a Youtube spiral, and found this amazing talk (Now I know at a high level how Suspense works, and it's fascinating):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-MY...

I'm confused if I should learn the old things in React too, like class components, Redux, styled-components or invest that time in getting better at modern React, which I'm much more comfortable with. What do you think?

Watched QuickSort videos, understood the algorithm, but failed to write working code even after several tries. Was only able to write after checking a couple of others doing it. Not a good start.

However, in order to land a better job, I'll also have to get better at DSA and programming in general.
Monotonous application development has deteriorated some of my core problem solving skills and my intuition, which I always thought I was good at.

In my free time, I've taught myself React and I try to keep myself updated with the new things happening in Angular, React and the Web development space in general.
I need to really Upskill my server tech knowledge though.

Also, I have to learn Java, and work in a j2ee based backend, that uses microservices architecture, as a lot of work is required to be done in the backend.