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I've been working on a Real-Time Communication system, and right now I'm focusing on the frontend side of it. The UI/UX gives me a better understanding of how important user experience is when building a client-side application.

I now have a good idea of how features like chat roasters, read receipts, audio/video calls, voice messages, etc. work in WhatsApp and similar applications. The implementation might differ from one application to another, but the core fundamentals remain largely the same.


Open to Work – Senior Frontend Engineer

Location: India

Resume / CV: https://basitqayoom.github.io/cv.pdf

Hi! I'm Basit Qayoom Chowdhary, a Frontend Engineer with 3+ years of experience building products serving 1.05M+ DAUs.

Tech: React, Next.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, Micro-Frontends (Module Federation), Design Systems, SDKs, Node.js, GraphQL, WebSockets, Firebase, MongoDB, Docker, GCP, System Design & Performance Engineering.

Impact: Reduced bundle size by 83%, improved page load by 67%, led a Micro-Frontend migration, and built a real-time communication platform with chat, audio/video calling, screen sharing, and file sharing.

Open to Remote, Hybrid, Onsite & Global Relocation.

basitqayoomchowdhary@gmail.com

https://linkedin.com/in/basitqayoomchowdhary

https://github.com/basitqayoom

I'd appreciate any opportunities or referrals. Thank you!


One of the best presentations I have ever seen. This article should be made standard for learning about mechanical watches.


PS: I am not looking for job, just curious to learn new things.


Role: Frontend / Full-Stack Engineer (open to either role)

Location: Noida, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes — India (no visa required) / Abroad (will require work visa)

Technologies: Frontend: JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, Storybook Backend: Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, REST APIs, WebSockets, Firebase Architecture: Micro-Frontends (Module Federation), Design Systems, In-house SDKs Performance & Quality: Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse, Sentry, Jest DevOps & Tooling: Git, Docker, CI/CD, Webpack, Vite, Rollup, ESBuild, GCP Languages & CS: C, C++, Python, Go, DSA, OOP

Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IFvyvIEd3dTraXOMphkI0wwZ...

Email: basitqayoomchowdhary@gmail.com

About: Currently working at India’s largest EdTech platform, building and scaling web systems serving ~2M daily active users. Seeking frontend or full-stack roles with ownership over architecture, performance, and production systems.

Portfolio: https://iambasit.vercel.app


The form components like input, select, etc should be directly drag-gable with responsiveness in it.

On the side panel, there should be config option for each form input, like placeholder, validation, etc


This is the basic every form builder offers.


try FormNX.com

It does this along with many advance features


like setting staging, pre prod or prod


I’m interested in High-Frequency Trading (HFT) using algorithms, starting with basic trading algorithms like RSI Divergence and Arbitrage. I’m utilizing the Binance API to retrieve ticker data. If anyone has experience with this or is interested, I’d love to connect and discuss.


Would you like to recommend any resource?


Kind of depends what exactly you're trying to learn, but if you're working up to ML/AI, then there's How to get from high school math to cutting-edge ML/AI from last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41276675


This is really interesting but it seems too good to be true.

You’re going to reply that it’s not for everyone, but you’ll have nothing positive to say about the audience for whom this is a bad fit, which is also a suspicious form of generalization. It’s kind of like how the chatbots and for that matter most online learning resources give the psychic feeling of learning.


What exactly is too good to be true? The idea that there's a path of knowledge leading from high school math to cutting-edge ML/AI?


It seems impolite to make up your opponent's argument and then make commentary about it. Maybe let them respond?


I've been looking at this textbook for awhile. Very, very basics to calculus: https://www.amazon.com/Foundation-Maths-Dr-Anthony-Croft/dp/.... I wish there was a table of contents available


I’m interested in data structures and algorithms, particularly those related to mathematics. If you have any relevant materials or resources, I would greatly appreciate them.


Could you please describe it?


one possible approach: linux multi-boot usb drive: http://github.com/adi1090x/uGRUB


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