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🔄 Juggling multiple apps with SuperTokens roles & permissions? Introducing supertokens-sync by Filip Niklas: Keep your auth configs in perfect harmony across projects and envs. Auto-generates TypeScript/JSON config files! Try it now:

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Thinking about hiring someone new? Before you do, why not see how much of the job could be automated? I've been working on a simple tool with Dejan Sobota where you input details about a job role and instantly discover: 🔹 Which tasks can be automated 🔹 What can't be automated 🔹 How much money you could save Give it a spin and let me know what you think! If you spot any bugs or weirdness, please let me know. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dpAE_D7W P.S. Built with Webflow and Zapier – amazing what you can create with no-code tools these days!

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Kotlin 2.0 here it is! We were ready for it as were our books. 📚 The whole Kotlin book series by Marcin Moskala is updated to the new version of Kotlin 2.0 ⭐ Grab a copy and elevate your Kotlin skills today! https://kt.academy/book

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⚡ "We're Looking for Senior Developers" - The Biggest Lie in Tech After conducting hundreds of interviews, I've discovered something shocking: Most companies don't need senior developers. They need problem solvers who can code. The uncomfortable truth: 1. A mid-level who ships > A senior who perfects 2. A junior who learns > A senior who knows 3. A team player who adapts > A guru who dictates Why do companies still post "Senior Only" roles? Fear. Plain and simple. 🎯 For Hiring Managers: Stop filtering by years of experience. Start filtering for growth potential. Have you seen this pattern at your company? Share your experience 👇 *** P.S. Hit that 🔔 on your way out if you believe experience is overrated but still put "15+ years" in your bio anyway.

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Pushed the updated UI/UX changes for AutoProject, with a new sidebar, settings page, about page, support for more AI inference options, and a robust error notification system. TL;DR. A DIY tool to automatically create starter PRDs, userstories for your requirement and push them into a new project in your project management tools like Linear. Support for Asana, Jira and Plane is coming very soon. Disclaimer: This is a POC with breaking flows. Sometimes the AI models won't generate valid content and can throw an error. Best model to use for high success rate is Gemini Pro. The next best model is Phi-3 which can be used via LM Studio's local server. Support for Groq APIs and LM Studio added but they can cause errors. It requires more prompt tuning and validation to stabilize. All options have a free tier to use. We follow a BYOK model. Current Usecases: 1. Generate starter PRD for a new project idea you have. 2. Automatically create userstories. 3. Create a new project based on the PRD and all the associated userstories into your PM app with a single click. No more manual entries or copy pasting or more than one mouse click to set things up. I'm personally using this to create a backlog of side project ideas with userstories. Planned usecases for the future. 1. Generate proper technical tasks for each user story with system design and implementation instructions. 2. Support to automatically update existing projects with new feature requirements, and their corresponding user stories and tasks. 3. Automatically search and scout for project ideas/requirements based on painpoints people share on Twitter/Reddit. (When this is implemented, you don't even need to type your requirements. Let the AI figure out what projects or features are people seeking).

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The meetup about Coroutines in Kotlin will start in 5 minutes. You can still join for free at https://lnkd.in/dYZhxCbz #kotlin #coroutines #meetup #free

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Happy Monday! Start your week with handpicked webdev news from weeklyfoo. Some highlights: 🚀 Dear Europe, please wake up – eu/acc - This is so true. 📰 The only two log levels you need are INFO and ERROR - Why use fatal, warn or debug? 📰 I Reviewed 1,000s of Opinions on HTMX - HTMX is a trending JavaScript library that enables the construction of modern user interfaces using hypermedia as the engine of application state. 🧰 threlte - Rapidly build interactive 3D apps for the web. 🧰 Divz - A React component that lets you scroll, swipe & zoom through HTML elements on the 3D z-axis. 🧰 Tagify - lightweight, efficient Tags input component in Vanilla JS / React / Angular / Vue 🎨 Hidden Gems of Tailwind CSS - I'm just using the basics, reading through this let me feel like tackerman! 📺 Let me be - const vs let - very entertaining 15min talk! 👉 Read all about what happened in webdev the last week in weeklyfoo #31. https://weeklyfoo.com

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Ardan Labs asks… What Go libraries or frameworks do you find indispensable in your daily work?🤔 We would like to know your thoughts, comment below! Don't hesitate to tag your fellow gophers and colleagues to join the conversation. 😁 #ArdanLabsAsks #golang

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Sell before you build. Software-engineer-turned-founder tip no1: DO NOT BUILD ANYTHING UNTIL SOMEONE PAYS YOU FOR THE CONCEPT. This is hard for me. This hard for our whole cohort of 100M coding engineers world. We are born product first. 🧑‍💻 We think ICP: “user needs this” or “user needs that.” Guess what? User doesn’t need anything until they pay you for it. Trust me sis. Go sell. Build later. Arugubly building difficultly is all time low. With claude 3.5, cursor and vercel v0. And selling is also all time low. Imho we, as in gen z and alpha, lack great speaking skills So selling is a “high effort” item But sell before you build. Sell the concept of your SAAS or ai copoilot before you spent months building and polishing. Agree? Ps this photo was taken on the swiss alps

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The best way to understand EMV is to imagine a transaction as a conversation between the card and the terminal. During this conversation, the terminal uses two checklists to ensure the transaction runs smoothly and securely: 1-Terminal Verification Results (TVR) 2-Transaction Status Information (TSI) How does it work? Both TVR and TSI start as arrays of bits set to 0. As the transaction progresses, specific bits are flipped to 1 to indicate certain events or checks. Example 1: TVR – Avoiding Fraudulent Transactions The TVR acts as a risk assessment checklist. For instance, the terminal might set a bit to 1 if: The card has expired. Offline authentication failed. The transaction amount exceeds the terminal's risk threshold. By the end of the conversation, the terminal evaluates the TVR checklist to decide whether to approve or decline the transaction. Example 2: TSI – Tracking the Transaction Process The TSI helps the terminal track the transaction’s progress. Bits are set to 1 when specific steps are completed, such as: Offline data authentication. Cardholder verification (e.g., PIN entry). Online authorization by the issuer. Think of TSI as a progress tracker, ensuring the transaction flows correctly from start to finish. The Bigger Picture By relying on these two checklists, the terminal ensures it doesn’t: Accept a fraudulent or expired card. Skip crucial steps in the process. In essence, the TVR keeps the terminal from making poor decisions, while the TSI ensures the conversation remains organized and complete. #EMV #Payments #FinTech #DigitalPayments #PaymentSecurity #CardTransactions #Finance #Technology #SecurePayments #TechExplained #Banking #TransactionProcess #FraudPrevention #RiskManagement

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🔒 Securing Your Symfony Applications with Nelmio Security Bundle 🛡️ In light of the recent surge in hack attempts targeting web applications, it's crucial to fortify your Symfony stack with robust security measures. If you haven't already, I highly recommend integrating the Nelmio Security Bundle into your Symfony projects. The Nelmio Security Bundle is a powerful tool that enhances the security of your Symfony applications by providing a set of advanced features and best practices. Here's why it's a must-have in your development arsenal: 📝 Content Security Policy (CSP) Configuration Define strict CSP rules to prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) and other injection attacks. Fine-tune your CSP settings to allow only trusted sources and protect against malicious code execution. 🕵️‍♀️ Forced HTTPS and Strict Transport Security Enforce HTTPS connections to encrypt data transmitted between the server and clients. Implement HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to ensure all communications are securely encrypted. 🎭 Clickjacking Protection Defend against clickjacking attacks by controlling frame embedding and preventing unauthorized access. Customize X-Frame-Options and Content-Security-Policy headers to safeguard your application. 🔍 Referrer Policy Configuration Control the amount of information sent in the Referer header to protect user privacy. Prevent leaking sensitive data and reduce the risk of referrer-based attacks. 🧩 Integration with Symfony's Security System Seamlessly integrate with Symfony's built-in security system for a cohesive security solution. Leverage Symfony's authentication and authorization mechanisms alongside Nelmio's additional security features. Installing and configuring the Nelmio Security Bundle is straightforward, and the benefits it provides are invaluable. By incorporating this bundle into your Symfony stack, you can significantly enhance the security posture of your applications and protect against common web vulnerabilities. Don't wait until it's too late! Prioritize the security of your Symfony projects and give the Nelmio Security Bundle a try. Your users will thank you for the added peace of mind. 😊 🔗 Learn more about the Nelmio Security Bundle: https://lnkd.in/dE2FBshp #PHP #Symfony #WebSecurity #ApplicationSecurity #NelmioSecurityBundle

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Typescript 5.6 —noUncheckedSideEffectsImports to catch all sideeffect imports file path is missing instead of silently ignored and turned off by default, encourage you to turn on- https://lnkd.in/dqrmyUQ5 #chromium #safari #firefox #webdevelopment #frontenddevelopment

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Hello LinkedIn, Between May 21st and May 28th I'll be visiting the Netherlands and Germany as a tourist. Since I'm #OpenToWork for the past few days, if there is a Front-End (React, React Native, TypeScript) related role that you or someone you know needs to fill, let's connect! Maybe we can meet! #react #reactnative #typescript #nextjs #mobile #web #frontend

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back then: No jQuery? u bad. then: jQuery?? why? back then: Yay, PHP, server-side! then: lol you better be making an AJAX SPA! ... And that's where everyone is now: going back to SSR, because this is the new correct. All the times before we were wrong but finally we're right. An excellent developer will be amazed by current technology but not blind by convinction. An excellent developer will both acknowledge the current changes but at the same time look at them with necessary critical viewpoints. Criticism and the search for the better will improve technology, not blind acceptance. You can choose to stay in acceptance or healthy criticism. #webdev #development #programming

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Only 3 to 4% of people with schizophrenia have full time jobs. I am one of them. Schizoaffective disorder is symptoms of schizophrenia combined with symptoms of bipolar. I am mostly symptom-less now, and have been for a long while. I still get depressed, sometimes. I still get sad. I still get anxious and paranoid. I still get full of too much energy. But if I didn't tell you these things, you probably wouldn't notice. When I was first being diagnosed, there was a lot of uncertainty. What is wrong with me? Why am I not normal? What is real? Desperate for answers, I researched what those who successfully lived with the disorder. There were a few indicators: upbringing, support network, education, and insight. I did not have a big support network. I lived far from most of my friends and family. I had education, a good upbringing, but poor insight at this point. I'd lived with the symptoms ever since teenage years, so to me it was normal. A great way to gain insight is through data. So I started collecting data. Who in my family tree had similar problems? When did I feel bad, happy, confused? Many of the existing tracking apps were okay, but didn't fit my exact needs. They would ignore psychosis, which was one of my biggest problems. So I wrote my own tracker. In a week. Cross platform across web, mobile apps, and Electron. That was around 6 or 7 years ago. I spent the last couple of weeks updating it, so that I could finally release it open source. Yesterday, I released it. The tracker: https://lnkd.in/dBvKp969 Gobaith means hope in Welsh. I hope that my tracker can bring hope to others who are living through dark times. To understand themselves, and their symptoms. Do I wish I didn't have this disorder? Obviously. But I have it, so I had to learn to live with it. > Frodo: "I wish the Ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened." > Gandalf: "So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.” Blog post about writing the app: https://lnkd.in/dFNNdUmx Source for employment stats: https://lnkd.in/d4bRvQ4v

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There is more and more evidence that the video about Devin (the AGI) solving an Upwork job was mostly manufactured. For me, it shows a wider problem: People get hyped and blindly buy into that. Companies/Startups obviously have to pay bills and want to grow - if they show you a product and you can not independently and transparently check it, be super cautious! That isn't only true for AI but most industries and products in general. And especially if there is a Hype Train - If there is hype, there is money. And where there is money, there is an incentive to do such practices! https://lnkd.in/dGFx8saM #AI #Devin

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“I wanted to get started with the web SDK in an empty scaffold and build up from there.” A new tutorial from guest author Zane Thomas Powersync & Supabase: Just the basics

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"Empowered engineers are the single most important thing that you can have in a company." Recently, I mentioned Marty Cagan's book "Empowered" and its emphasis on why a great environment matters more than extraordinary individuals. There's another cool concept in it, called: empowered engineers 👨‍💻 Now, empowering engineers isn't just letting them decide which architecture they prefer. It's about fully integrating them into all product belongings. How you do that? Instead of just assigning tasks, include engineers early on in product discovery. Because they know what's feasible, they often work in a different solution space, bringing up original ideas. That's why great product companies hire engineers who care about what they build, not only how they build it. That's where true innovation comes from. All that is to say, it greatly reminds me of the product engineer role, which focuses on exactly that! 👏 __ Do you think engineers "want" to be integrated into product topics?

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👉 Hiring a #dev #agency is like going to a court. You wouldn’t go to a court without a lawyer, would you? At the same time, you shouldn’t get a dev agency without a #fractional #cto - a dev lawyer 😝 The fractional CTO is responsible for preparing and maintaining the technology strategy (what gets built, what does not get built, what stack is used, what partnerships are made). Fractional CTO can and should say “no” often to management. Dev agency can be responsible for executing the strategy under the supervision of a fractional CTO. Since dev agencies are “yes”-sayers, they should only focus on tasks, not plans.

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