Suraj Upadhyay @_suraj_upadhyay

24, Software Engineer 🧑‍💻 | Web Dev 🌐 | Sarcasm brings me joy | Opinions on Everything 🤌 | Aspiring Polymath 🤯 Bengaluru, India Joined January 2020

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

11 months ago

Completed my first Java full stack project as a Javascript developer. It's a simple calculator with a Spring Boot backend to do the calculations and a React Frontend for UI. Here are my first impressions with Spring Boot - 1. Once you get how the Spring Framework and Spring…

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

11 months ago

The amount of annotations that we have in Spring/Boot is daunting for real

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

I am trying to create a C++ wrapper around SDL2 library and hopefully a framework. I have just created a github repository for the same, if you want to contribute to something cool and make desktop GUI development much easier and robust, I invite you to hop in. Link below 👇

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Hi people, Here's my new github account. And a new account always feels lonely Share yours below 👇 Let's connect over github 😁 github.com/TheMonkDev

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Should I change my pfp & name to irl?

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Principle of Least Action - It describes how any kind of system would transition from one state to another in a manner where it has to do the least amount of work. So like me, nature is lazy too. Now no one can blame me for this 😂

Physics In History @PhysInHistory

12 months ago

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Obsessive mindset >>> growth mindset

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Or switch to neovim to make it even faster

Prasenjit @Star_Knight12

12 months ago

Or switch to neovim to make it even faster

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

It's been a while since I saw an X payout tweet, what happened? They stopped doling out money?

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Would love to see Modi vs Elon on this.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

You can only face resistance if you apply any force first. For no resistance at all, do things without "trying" to do it. Accept the deed as something that is part of the nature and would happen without your "forceful" interference for the best results.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

The number of stupid packages in npm is a proof that people have taken the "Don't Repeat Yourself" shit too seriously.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Good Morning people

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Every AI enthusiast has this moment of realisation where they get to know about its limitations. I mean the "AI" that we have today doesn't even do justice to its own name. It's just a statistical math model, touch some grass for god's sake.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

It's a shame that we cannot do DOM manipulation or UI rendering with WASM.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Almost always it all boils down to how you want to think about it.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

Dislike to see that so many people get disgruntled whenever there's some change in the X algorithm. The sheer amount of people who just want to be seen is unhealthily high.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

I think people should know that you can write softwares for - - Linux Operating Systems - MacOS - Windows - iOS - Android - Literally any platform except web in C++. Just create a generic project and interface-bridges for platform specific code.

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The Monk Dev @TheMonkDev

12 months ago

When I started learning about programming, I used to refer to Herbert Schildt's books but now when I am revisiting, I just find most of the explanations & examples blatantly wrong. Not to mention how jumbled up everything is. In retrospect it was a bad way to start learning.