I just published The Blockchain Revolution: Establishing Digital Trust (Part 1)

@engineers_feed Quantum physics. The possibilities and the way those possibilities can somehow manifest as “us.”

@stats_feed We will see at the end of the year!

@rand_longevity 5-6 but tea

@Jesse_can_code Chrome and logitech options

@DevKhan03 Chrome and vs code

RT @theengineermind: Hey React developers! 💻 Have you ever skipped adding a key to your list items? It might seem small, but missing keys c…

We’ll always be subject to a company’s rules and policies or the boundaries set by an organization. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I think having some limits can actually be good for all of us — and I’m sure you get what I mean by that. At least we can still ask questions and share answers, right? :)

@NanouuSymeon As long as the algorithm and requirements are clear, I don’t face any issues. AI tools also make it much easier to work with less familiar languages and technologies, improving both my learning and development speed.

Keys in React JS

7️⃣ The Takeaway Always add a unique key when rendering lists. It’s a simple step that: ✅ Prevents bugs. ✅ Improves performance.

3️⃣ The future: Collaboration, not competition AI won’t replace developers entirely but will redefine how we work. Developers who leverage AI to speed up processes and focus on high-level tasks will remain invaluable. What do you think? Will AI complement us or compete with us? Let’s discuss!