BilalBudhani

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by BilalBudhani 6y ago
I taught myself PHP back in 2007 as it was the only language which had a single click installer (WAMP) & easy tutorial to learn (w3schools) to get started with programming. Since then I wrote a lot of PHP, initially for myself then prof
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by BilalBudhani 6y ago
I have been using Caddy v1 for more than a year now as a web server for some of my production sites. I'm really happy with the simplicity of it and especially out of the box SSL support with LetsEncrypt. I believe with v2 I will be mov
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
I'm guessing because we are going through a pandemic they might be taking more time than usual to apply fixes.
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
Every new paradigm you look will feel like a breath of fresh air. However, I would strongly recommend striking a balance between shiny new syndrome and shipping things, the former can spiral into endless level of choices.
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
I'm working on a simplified Ghost hosting service. To give you some background, I've been running multiple Ghost blogging platforms for quite sometime and have successfully automated a lot of the heavy lifting involved in hosting.
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
Laravel seems to be doing great. The number of improvements in DX and the ecosystem is moving at a nice pace. I often compare it with Ruby On Rails framework (my primary stack) which is unfortunately not focusing much on DX anymore. For ins
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
This is what makes me more concerned. Government is taking no interest in solving internal crises which has reached an alarming rate. Economist, Major corporates, industrialist has been raising concerns on the same. Instead, government are
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
The government in power has strategically choose this move to strengthen their vote bank in upcoming elections in Assam[1]. There are other neighbouring countries like Nepal, China, Sri lank, Myanmar etc. where minorities are facing the sam
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
Nice personal site. I like the design.
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
I have been building https://www.flowboardpro.com - It is an artist management software for agencies. I went full-time on it in April of this year & have been working solo on it since. I have 3 agencies using it which is rig
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
Ruby On Rails is an amazing piece of software. I love the fact that solving problems in Ruby so intuitive & expressive - You just have to focus on building the solution rather than constantly cracking the language. I wrote a post how wh
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Learn Ruby regardless of they say(bilalbudhani.com)
3 points by BilalBudhani 7y ago|0 comments
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
This looks great. I'm working on a small experimental project which will allow multiple users to collaborate on an image. I will fiddle around with Doka to see how this can fit in with our use case. Great work!
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
I'm surprised the article doesn't mention airtable.com. I've started using Airtable for all my tabular data need.
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Fullstaq Ruby Epic 2 released with 2.6.4 support(joyfulbikeshedding.com)
2 points by BilalBudhani 7y ago|0 comments
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by BilalBudhani 7y ago
I would suggest start with writing your insights about the language in the form of blog post which would be a good start point of attracting audience who are into this niche. This may lead to some folks reaching out to you for work. If you&
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Currency Input Masking with Cleave.js and Money Gem in Ruby on Rails(bilalbudhani.com)
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
I still write applications where I don't need modern frameworks like Vue/React at all. These apps follow traditional framework generating HTML, it makes so much sense to just add jQuery to enhance the user experience by sprinkling
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
I believe Sean's decision of moving to Rust has very little to do with Ruby/Rails. I think all of us have a point where we just simply want to move on to new things in life. I really appreciate all the contributions done by Sean i
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
I guess I'm still in a minority who likes Redux.
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
I'm planning to pick up Mindset next. I've been already hearing a lot of recommendation about this book.
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
what a coincidence I just finished reading this article yesterday (and even Tweeted about it https://twitter.com/BilalBudhani/status/1092784595756556294 ). TBH, After reading the article I'm definitely putting
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
Hooks seem to be a drastic change in how we're going to write React components in the future. I'm quite satisfied with the current way of writing components which is to me is very explicit (with no magic). With Hooks React is taki
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
For me, https://ipdata.co/ is a perfect example of a super simple SaaS application. Jonathan, the founder, also wrote a great piece on how he built it https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-a-saas-with-0-fed234
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by BilalBudhani 8y ago
> I was disorganised until my 30s. I'm in my late 20s and I face a constant struggle in organising myself. Your blog post seems to be a nice window in how I should approach this issue. Thanks!
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Codebase Tells A Lot About Team(bilalbudhani.com)
2 points by BilalBudhani 8y ago|0 comments
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by BilalBudhani 9y ago
I've been using Chillr app for payments, And it has a great experience but sadly there's a limit of 5k/day – which is ridiculously low if they want SME to go cashless. Whereas, Google's Tez has a 100k/day limit whic
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by BilalBudhani 9y ago
I was pondering over the same question some time back which lead me into experimenting with frameworks in NodeJS and oh boy, I missed Ruby On Rails on every single line I wrote in those other frameworks. I whole heartedly regret looking int
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Upload Multiple Files to Cloudinary Using React Dropzone and Axios(blog.codeinfuse.com)
1 points by BilalBudhani 9y ago|0 comments
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by BilalBudhani 9y ago
> My mentor suggested to stay at Google until I find an interesting startup idea to work on. IMO the odds of this happening is very slim compared to you going out on your own. When you travel around you get to experience a lot of problem

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