jaanhavii012

> Solved DSA problems on Linked Lists > Revised Array concepts and practiced related questions > Revisited Object-Oriented Programming fundamentals

> Fixed some UI issues on the website > Continued revising OOP concepts > Solved 5 DSA problems

If you're feeling down, just Google "unicorn startup failure stories". Instant therapy.

> Started revising Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) from @kunalstwt in preparation for upcoming placements > Revised some key concepts of Computer Networks > Solved 5 easy-level DSA problems.

He is gifting me Cursor Pro on my birthday. Most precious gift a dev girl could ever ask for 🥹

They say college doesn’t matter. That’s cute. Until you’re in a college where even TCS won’t come near 🥲

Looking for solid DSA practice sheets or resources any recommendations? Trying to build consistency and crush it

All I want is just a long trip in mountains and rain 🌧️ At this point, even my Google Maps is like, “Bro go somewhere"

My updatetd portfolio, checkout -> janhavikendre.tech

-> Spent a good part of the day trying to integrate a canvas into my app only (later realize Dioxus doesn’t support it yet ) -> updated my portfolio -> Also managed to solve 2 DSA problems

-> Continued building the app and added a few more features with @yashvardhandho3. -> Submitted the task on time and got appreciation for it. -> Solved 2 hard-level DSA problems.

College taught me one thing: People you once called family can backstab you without guilt. That’s when you realise — 10th-grade friendships, built without ego or gain,were the most honest part of your life.

Perks of being in tier 3 colleges🤡: 1) Very less ambitious people, so you will find yourself settling down to less 2) Their main goal of life is to get a banda/bandi 3) Sabke liye sirf semester exams matter krta hai, skills wo kya hota h? 4) Yha attendance ka competeion hota h.

→ Installed Android Studio and set up the development environment → Built the UI for my first Android app → Solved 3 DSA problems

C drive looking like it's going through a midlife crisis.

Earlier, when I started learning JavaScript, I used to practise by making multiple to-do applications. Now, I’m learning Rust with @CodeCzar1, so I made this simple to-do app completely in Rust. I hope to build some meaningful projects in Rust GitHub: github.com/Yashvardhandho…

Low-key, building side projects taught me more than my entire degree. But ya let's keep memorizing algorithms for companies that ghost us

Kya life mein sabko pata hai kya karna hai ya sab acting kar rahe hain?

That moment when you finally understand something you’ve been stuck on for hours >>

-> Built a small full-stack app using the Dioxus framework. -> Also solved 3 medium-level recursion problems.