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Nov '25 •
The Best Code
The best code is no code at all. It has no bugs, requires no maintenance, and is infinitely scalable. Before you write, ask if you can avoid it. Do you agree?
3 likes • Nov '25
i agree with this. I have been writing less new code and instead using more already existing code. Anything new is minimal, what a framework already provides and is the bare necessities. The rest of the heavy lifting is done by already existing code that I hook into. I consider these changes to be the best changes! It’s battle tested, it’s known and it’s already been serving value long before new changes come in.
5 likes • Nov '25
> Before you write it, ask if you can avoid it. This is the key 🔑
Nov '25 •
Git and GitHub Fundamentals Certificate ✅
Got it done! 💪🏾 😎 Now go get yours! 🏁 Git and GitHub Fundamentals Course Link Certificate Verification Link
1 like • Nov '25
Nice work @Terence Hamilton ! 🫡💯
Nov '25 •
Docker error
I was trying to run the docker-compose file from the spring boot for beginners course on intellij and I can't run it. I already installed the plug in you mentioned. Here is the error message that appeared. I'm not sure where I went wrong.
0 likes • Nov '25
@Kuro Ryan run Powershell as a Administrator and then in powershell run wsl —install (two dashes no space install) This will install Windows Subsystem for Linux which is needed for Docker on Windows. After that is done install Docker Desktop Wsl install docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install Docker Desktop: https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/install/windows-install/
0 likes • Nov '25
@Kuro Ryan no nothing else, you just need to run Powershell as Administrator, run the wsl install command and then download Docker Desktop and you should be good. The version of docker desktop you need is probably the x86_64 version
Oct '25 •
Git and Github certificate
Just got this one 🙂 https://amigoscode.com/certificates/f36defc3-65bf-418b-bb42-cf99b78fe67a
1 like • Nov '25
@Oumaima El Habib nice work! Keep going!! 🎉
Oct '25 •
Hey Devs! Time for a Challenge! 💥
This week, let’s level up together! 🔥 What’s the **one tool, language, or framework** you’ve been wanting to master but haven’t had the chance to dive into yet? 🤔 What’s stopping you? Let’s talk about it! Share your thoughts and let’s help each other get there! And to make it more fun — **share one tip or resource** that’s been super helpful for your learning journey so far. We’re all in this together! 💪 Ready, set, go! 🚀
1 like • Oct '25
@Avanish Raju as someone who’s worked with C# and Java professionally I can say there isn’t to much difference. C# has some language features that are nice shortcuts but the only true differences is that C# has proper delegate types for functions where Java has functional interfaces. Also C# has something called LINQ which is a way to query data structures and collections in a native way using SQL like syntax and also through functions, lastly C# also has a concept of extension methods which I don’t think there is anything comparable to this in Java today. But a lot of what C# has exists in Kotlin In terms of day to day practices and use, C# isn’t to different from Java in terms of language features, primitives and mechanics
1 like • Oct '25
@Avanish Raju Sure thing, if you have any questions about C# let me know I’ll be happy to help and provide resources that helped me out a ton =]
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