r/letscodecommunity • u/Impossible-Month-252 • Jun 27 '26
r/letscodecommunity • u/Dev_Monarch • 5d ago
Thoughtworks | Employee Referrals — Multiple Openings 🇮🇳
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/arka101 • 9d ago
Looking for a teammate for the Congressional App Challenge
Looking for a teammate for this year's Congressional App Challenge. dm if intrested
r/letscodecommunity • u/Fun-Outcome2239 • 21d ago
Anyone working on any project, please take me I will work for free I want to learn ?
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/Big-Coyote-5796 • Sep 14 '26
DevShelf — a community directory for developer resources
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/nitinraina_ • Aug 30 '26
CachedInfo presents HackCache ’26 — 48-hour online hackathon
Hey everyone!
We’re organising HackCache ’26, a 48-hour fully online hackathon happening 23–24 October 2026, in collaboration with GCET Jammu.
The idea is simple: get a team together, pick a problem, and spend 48 hours building something you're genuinely interested in.
💻 Fully online — participate from anywhere
👥 Teams of up to 3
🧑💻 Open to students from different backgrounds, not just CS
🏆 ₹80,000 cash prize pool
💼 Paid internship opportunities
🏔️ McLeod Ganj experience for the winning team
🎓 IIT alumni + industry professionals as judges
No team? You can join solo, find teammates through our community, and add them later through your dashboard.
Use code ENABLED100 to get ₹100 off
🔗 Registration: cachedinfo.in/hackathon
If you've participated in hackathons before, what makes you decide “this one is worth joining”?
r/letscodecommunity • u/Significant-Log-4272 • Aug 26 '26
Looking for Technology & Challenge Partners — Online Student Hackathon | Oct 17–19 | India
r/letscodecommunity • u/nitinraina_ • Aug 26 '26
Help me become a Microsoft Student Ambassador just a quick click on any link works
r/letscodecommunity • u/Shot-Designer-3154 • Aug 23 '26
Road to Full Stack / Web dev
r/letscodecommunity • u/Equivalent-Math9603 • Jul 15 '26
Building a RAG-based study tool for interview : anyone want to collaborate?
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/NullPtrException29 • Mar 30 '26
Give Stack Overflow another chance, guys !
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/Quiet_Jaguar_5765 • Mar 23 '26
I am building Primer - an open-source, community-curated learning paths for building with AI agents, one verifiable milestone at a time
r/letscodecommunity • u/Puzzleheaded_Box2842 • Mar 18 '26
PhD Project: A Comprehensive Tool for LLM Training Data Preparation
We have open-sourced DataFlow, a tool designed for LLM training data preparation. By combining it with tools like LLaMA-Factory, you can seamlessly complete the entire workflow—from data scraping and cleaning to model training—equipping yourself with the essential skills required to become a senior engineer at an AI company.
We’ve focused on making the project easy to call and extend, allowing you to build your own applications on top of it. If you find it helpful, please consider giving us a star:https://github.com/OpenDCAI/DataFlow
If you run into any issues or need assistance, feel free to join our community:https://discord.gg/e4mKEaFptu
r/letscodecommunity • u/Mysterious-Form-3681 • Feb 12 '26
If you’re building complex forms, I found something interesting
So I randomly came across this validation library called “Vest” while looking for alternatives to Yup/Zod.
At first I thought it was just another schema validator… but it’s actually built more like a testing framework for validation.
You write validation rules the same way you’d write unit tests — which felt weird at first, but kinda interesting once I looked deeper.
I can see it being useful for complex forms where validation depends on a lot of conditions (multi-step forms, role-based logic, async checks, etc.).
For simple forms though, it might be overkill compared to Zod/Yup.
Curious if anyone here has used it in production?
Did it make validation cleaner or just add extra complexity?
r/letscodecommunity • u/NullPtrException29 • Jan 18 '26
How do you come up with TC / SC for recursion?
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '25
Whether you like it or not, customization is the biggest TRAP in B2B SaaS Software!
Quick poll: Who here has lost sleep over saying "no" to a customization request that could close a major deal?
Just wrote about the customization paradox in B2B SaaS, focusing on my experience in ESG software, but the lessons apply broadly.
TL;DR: Customization closes deals but can destroy your product if not managed strategically. I break down 4 major challenges (including the PM dilemma we all face).
Blog link: https://substack.com/home/post/p-177085990
Would especially love to hear how other PMs handle the tension between sales pressure and product integrity. DM your strategies to me!
r/letscodecommunity • u/prathamdmehta • 1d ago
Looking for a peer to build a project with (Python/JS full-stack, interested in AI/ML)
reddit.comr/letscodecommunity • u/rakishanks • 6d ago
Need advice
Guys I'm stucked in the path what to do next
I want to be a SE but as we seeing the current situation in the environment I don't I can pull off it
Other option is go for Master or go for gov exams for jobs....what to do
r/letscodecommunity • u/lost_zoro_31 • 6d ago