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dev.to > fatimazehrashakeel > -i-built-my-developer-portfolio-as-a-pixel-art-world-1911

# I Built My Developer Portfolio as a Pixel-Art World

4+ hour, 38+ min ago   (200+ words) So I turned my career into a small pixel-art world. Different islands represent different parts of my journey, with buildings and locations representing my education, work experience, projects, and other things I've built along the way. The first version didn't…...


medium.com > @hianupamsinha > the-developer-portfolio-that-beats-your-resume-26-repos-in-a-weekend-c04eae31f268

The Developer Portfolio That Beats Your Resume (26 Repos in a Weekend)

58+ min ago   (29+ words) A practical guide to building a developer portfolio that stands out. Covers GitHub profile optimisation, project selection …...


medium.com > lets-code-future > i-thought-my-senior-backend-interview-answers-needed-more-detail-then-i-started-timing-them-1de3e299d2b8

I Thought My Senior Backend Interview Answers Needed More Detail. Then I Started Timing Them.

1+ hour, 51+ min ago   (1362+ words) I had spent weeks making my system design and production answers more complete. When I went back through …...


dev.to > akashguptasky > how-to-actually-prepare-for-a-backend-developer-interview-in-2026-4h57

How to Actually Prepare for a Backend Developer Interview in 2026

7+ hour, 48+ min ago   (344+ words) Most backend interview prep advice is either "grind 500 LeetCode problems" or "just build projects." Neither alone gets you hired. After mentoring freshers into backend roles, here's the actual breakdown of what interviewers test — and how to prepare for each part…...


medium.com > @developeryusuf > i-turned-my-interview-anxiety-into-a-product-used-by-thousands-of-developers-ca156240e76d

I Turned My Interview Anxiety Into a Product Used by Thousands of Developers.

4+ hour, 13+ min ago   (36+ words) Froquiz began as a way to expose what I did not know. It grew when I realized memorization was not the fear. Software …...


dev.to > anthonymax > i-created-a-catalog-with-embeds-for-your-projects-57b1

I created a catalog with embeds for your projects 💎

21+ hour, 12+ min ago   (22+ words) Hello everyone! Today, I’d like to introduce a new version of EmbedCatalog. It’s a personal project... Tagged with ai, webdev, programming, opensource....


medium.com > thesystemdesign > 50-scenario-based-system-design-questions-for-senior-developer-interviews-part-1-of-5-c3a40d38e543

50 Scenario-Based System Design Questions for Senior Developer Interviews (Part 1 of 5)

19+ hour, 29+ min ago   (26+ words) Let’s be honest about the classic system design questions. “Design Twitter.” “Build YouTube.” …...


dev.to > vijeshkr > building-a-lightweight-biometric-authentication-library-for-react-native-with-kotlin-5al4

Building a Lightweight Biometric Authentication Library for React Native with Kotlin

1+ day, 4+ hour ago   (487+ words) Today, I want to share a quick story about a common challenge I faced while working with React Native: securing app access with biometric authentication, and why I decided to build and open-source my own library: While working on a…...


medium.com > @diyasanjaysatpute147 > i-knew-java-i-still-struggled-in-my-first-technical-interview-0ed4ba6a6f06

I Knew Java. I Still Struggled in My First Technical Interview

1+ day, 2+ hour ago   (34+ words) I knew Java. I knew the syntax. I knew OOP. I had practiced coding questions. I had watched tutorials, read interview questions, and …...


dev.to > mikachu > stop-building-portfolio-projects-theyre-making-you-worse-4mlf

Stop Building Portfolio Projects. They're Making You Worse.

1+ day, 8+ hour ago   (382+ words) There's a piece of advice that gets repeated constantly to people trying to break into tech: build more projects. Make your portfolio bigger. Add another framework, another API, another polished README with a Vercel deploy link. I think that advice…...