Oleksandr Yushchak

The 7 golden rules every junior (and senior) dev should know before being hired! Forget about building quality software that lasts, something you can be proud of, forget about working on innovating projects….Welcome to the real world, welcome to the jungle. 📌 Rule #1: nobody cares about your innovation or clean code. This place is a whirlwind of tight deadlines and impossible expectations. 📌 Rule #2: forget everything you think you know. 📌 Rule #3: this industry is a jungle, a chaotic cutthroat world where only results matter. 📌 Rule #4: management only cares about deliverables — features pushed out fast, bugs patched quicker and numbers that keep stakeholders happy. 📌 Rule #5: if you wanna survive here, adapt! 📌 Rule #6: cut corners when you have to. Use that vibe coding thing if gets the job done today. 📌 Rule #7: never get to attached to your code. It’s just a means to an end. 💾 Save this. Read it again in 10 years. Thank me later. And please, share it to your “dev” friends before the jungle eats them alive. #dev #ai #coding

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I tried Uno Platform to build a quick tool for myself… and didn’t expect this. Turns out, building a real cross-platform app - desktop, web, and mobile - is way easier than I thought. I always thought Uno Platform was mainly for mobile - kind of like a Xamarin clone. But I was wrong. Uno Platform is a full cross-platform framework for: • Web (via WebAssembly) • Windows (WinAppSDK) • macOS, Linux • iOS & Android And it uses C# and XAML - perfect for .NET developers. I built a tiny Weather app and designed it live with Uno Platform Studio - no rebuilds. Uno Platform Studio (paid) is a companion that adds: • Hot Design (live visual designer on your running app) + Hot Reload. • Edits apply instantly and write back to your XAML. • With Hot Design you can change spacing, tweak colors, switch device sizes, and toggle light/dark while the app is running. • Real data, real states - what you see is what you ship. Under the hood it’s Uno Platform (open source). Uno Platform let me write one app in C# and XAML and run it: 1. As a native desktop app (WinUI) 2. As a mobile app on Android and iOS 3. As a web app (thanks to WebAssembly) And I didn’t need to change the UI code for each platform. Even better? The open-source tooling feels very familiar if you've ever used WPF or MAUI. Setup: uno-check --fix → wizard → run. Familiar MVVM, DI, HttpClient. In the slides below you can see how to install Uno Platform and configure your project. • Check Uno Platform here: https://lnkd.in/dPihsfzu • Check Uno Platform Studio here: https://lnkd.in/dnXPmUAu What would you build if you could design live and ship everywhere?

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Devs, we come bearing only good news  🎉 Just launched: monday dev × Cursor integration! We'll let Andrew Milich, Head of Engineering at Cursor, explain why this changes everything: "With the monday dev Cursor extension, developers can manage their tasks directly in Cursor without switching tools. All the surrounding context, from code history to team activity, flows into the editor, making AI-generated code more accurate and useful. Developers stay in control, while teams move forward with less friction."  👉 THIS is the integration developers have been waiting for.

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🤔 Do you want to know more about monorepos? 🤔 Wondering what their benefits and pitfalls are? Want to understand the tool landscape and the companies and business models behind them? Here is my newest article - "An Introduction to Frontend Monorepos" It is comprehensive and a 20 minute read, covering the benefits and pitfalls, and compares PNPM Workspaces, Nx, Turborepo, Bazel, Buck2. https://lnkd.in/d3yqWRWe #monorepo #nx #turborepo #pnpm

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Are you also annoyed by the fact that capitalize was deprecated and the replacement is crazy long? I am, but why did it actually happen? The reasons were presented in the talk by Vsevolod Tolstopyatov on KotlinConf'24, named Why we can't have nice things in Kotlin. Let's summorise them. https://lnkd.in/dnKnaKCk First, as it turns out, many people understand capitalize differently. This function is defined in many popular languages, but their implementations often give completely different results. Finally, there is a problem with uppercase in different languages, as i is uppercased differently in Turkish. So stdlib designers decided it is best to get rid of this function entirely, and the replacement is the simplest code that does the same. Well, not a very simple simplest code.

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Mobile app upgrades are usually routine and go unnoticed. However, sometimes, they involve cascading dependency upgrades, third party software patching, and what not! In the latest blog post of #simpl, Saravanan Dhandapani takes us through our journey of upgrading react native version and the rabbit hole that it led us to. https://lnkd.in/gNEdYhub

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