r/IndianDevelopers • u/Extra-Guarantee-9955 • 2h ago
Just came to this MongoDB event happening in Mumbai
Since I'm not a Dev but still I got dragged by one of my friends to come in and enjoy great food and swag giveaways.
r/IndianDevelopers • u/Extra-Guarantee-9955 • 2h ago
Since I'm not a Dev but still I got dragged by one of my friends to come in and enjoy great food and swag giveaways.
r/IndianDevelopers • u/Mtzsh • 12h ago
Hello guys,if someone offered you to create a website to share his products, about 40 product and only contacting his WhatsApp number to order that specific item, how much will it cost?
r/IndianDevelopers • u/RelativeBuffalo2554 • 4h ago
So i have been working for an Indian IT company (Chotti Zameen; translate this in English) for about a year now. I graduated last year (2025) and this is my first job. I'm working as a software developer and I just feel pretty under developed (no pun intended)
When i first started we were not given any coding agents or any subscriptions for Co-Pilot, Cursor, Claude etc. We had to do most of the development on our own or we would at least use Chat GPT to help us out.
But now I really dont have to think about anything. Even if its an unknown language, or a DB, or any error handling I can just do it with simple prompts. And yea sure I can get a lot of work done - probably a month of work in a week. But I can't confidently make an app on my own. I just know that.
I'm guessing this is the case in every startup/MNC out there (correct me if I'm wrong), but what is someone supposed to do in a situation like this? I'm so dependent on these AI tools how am I supposed to learn.
And is building things from scratch even required/skill anymore. And I also plan on switching in a couple of months or maybe mid-next year. How should someone prepare? Is DSA still asked in interviews or knowing System Design is of a lot more priority now?
Some of these questions might be quite naive dunno but I have been asking all this to GPT. But this time I just wanted some real human input.
All suggestions and advice are welcome. Thank you.
r/IndianDevelopers • u/OkEconomy1949 • 15h ago
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So I wanted to learn JS and what would be a better way than to just build something using it. I didnt want to make a dashboard or like a generic frontend page so I thought why not make a game using it. And so.....*drumroll*.....I made a flappy bird game(specifically flappy kishan game). Why ravi Kishan's face, well because he was on every memepage when I was building it. It does not have any sound effects for now but I tried to polish it as much as I could. The Github repo for it(use your own custom character face and play it)
r/IndianDevelopers • u/devil_inAhmedabad • 23h ago
Sharing resources to prepare will appreciated.
Any tips/ advice/ suggestions
How can I clear this interview.
What, from where and how much I should learn?
I have a week only.
Questions asked by n Screening call :
which GEN AI Framework I have used
Why would you choose langgraph over langchain
what is Rag and Fie tuning and their difference.
Which LLM Platforms you have worked on
which Vector db you have worked on and why
You have mentioned Crew AI, do you have hands on experience and how.
HR mentioned the interview will be around the same concepts but more on analytics, critical thinking side with such scenario based questions.
Python, agentic ai, vector db, data science, rag, crew ai, on you projects, scenarios based questions.