#Backend Engineer

[feathersofwares]

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[computer-nerd-girl]

[alycesutherland]

Progress:

Okay so the authentication for spotify is hard for me to understand and requires user authentication, then making a token request that while expire in an hour. So i focused on what I did know how to do and what I had access to token wise. The Spotify developer home page has a temporary access token for demos. I took that token and made a function to make get request to the API and two functions for top tracks and top artists. Then made some functions to print them in my terminal. Here is what my end product looked like in the terminal.

The data for tracks is proving to just show a years worth of listening even though I specified long_term in my get request.

Here is my code:

I tried just doing track.artist but Spotify handles that as multiple artists so I had to handle them as such.

Next Steps: Tackling the user authentication and token requests and including it in this code.

(Also yes I know that is a concerning amount of My Chemical Romance tracks. I had my MCR phase strike up again with a passion last October and I am still balls deep in it.)

[eyyde-sync-blog]

Week 19 - Continuous Bilar (Send Help)

Since it's exam week, I juggled with updating the codes as well as studying SDE (THE EXAM IS TODAY!!)

After exams, we took a group picture featuring our super special headband with our faces and of course, sir Carl's face!

Even after exams and while studying another subject's exam, I was still improving our backend as well as frontend.

I would say the hard work paid off since our system was finally looking great, like amazing!!

[1o1percentmilk]

theory is like, knowledge of college level data structures and algorithms, runtimes, objects, etc

[exeggcute]

sorry all my posts are so grouchy lately. I've been laid up in bed for a week and also seeing a bunch of people who don't know jack shit about software or websites make a bunch of confidently wrong proclamations about how to fix software and websites is driving me a little bananas. dangerous metaphor cuz I actually don't know shit about cars imagine if your car was out of gas and everyone around you was like "you just need to charge it. electric cars are the future!" or "I read somewhere once that we might get cars that run on pure water, try putting water in your tank" or even "this is bullshit, you paid for your car and it should work! who cares if the gas tank is on E? they should let you drive it anyway!" and exactly no one is talking about how gas is a million dollars a gallon

[out--of--ordinary]

Had to send an email with 30 people on the email chain 🫣

[kais-radwan]

My open-source decentralized core

I asked before if people would love to hear about my open-source projects, and I got a lot of really great responses, so here we go...

About the project

I've been working on a NodeJS project lately, it's a decentralized real-time data network integrated with AI policies and other cool security features, It's only been a few weeks under development and in its early stages, but I hope we get somewhere with it.

The project is called ddeep-core, and it's supposed to be a tool under the ddeep ecosystem we are building in Multi Neon (my startup).

This core is supposed to be a more secure way to sync, save, and process decentralized graph data in real time based on data subscriptions and policies.

link to the project

How it works

First of all, a peer (device or browser) would subscribe to some data (a node in the graph database) by opening a connection with the core and sending a get message, and if the policies applied to that node are satisfied, it will add a real-time listener to that node and send back the current node's data, otherwise, it just ignores it.

Now every time someone updates that node's data by sending a put message, that peer will receive a real-time update.

well, these policies can be AI-powered... so for example, if you want to prevent any angry inputs from being added to the network under the 'posts' node, you can do so in 3 lines of code easily.

ddeep-core can be a fully decentralized solution, and if you want to save data to storage, you can do that too with features like recovery checkpoints...

It supports IP whitelisting to prevent cross-site attacks and that kind of stuff, It manages the data well by resetting the graph and listeners every while, and with each peer connection close.

There is no API for this yet, but it works perfectly with Gun.js or just by sending requests to it, we are currently working on an interface API to communicate with the core in a more efficient way.

So, is it good ??

So far the results are pretty good, if we are talking about stability we still have a long road to go with more testing, and if we are talking about performance, It's good so far.

ddeep-core is good when it comes to performance, as it ignores a lot of things when processing connections and messages, for example, if the core has to deal with a put request, and has to save data to storage too, it won't wait for the saving process to finish, it will just ignore if it's done or not and send the updated data to all peers listening to it (after processing the policies for sure).

I focused a lot on the data structure of listeners and peers, and I hope I got it well as it really affects the performance a lot.

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[hiringjournal]

AI Engineer Hiring Guide: What CTOs and Startups Must Know

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to large corporations. AI is currently being included into products from day one by startups and growth-stage companies. AI may produce significant competitive benefits through chatbots, recommendation engines, and predictive analytics. However, it might be daunting for a founder or CTO to figure out how to recruit an AI expert. 

Which skill sets ought to be given priority? Do you require someone with experience in research or someone who is more concerned with practical application? You may need to get this right if you want your product to succeed. A summary of what to look for and how IT businesses are hiring intelligent AI today may be seen below.

Looking to Build Smarter Products? Here's What to Look for When You Hire an AI Engineer

Understand the Core Responsibilities of an AI Engineer

Make sure you know exactly what you need from an AI engineer before hiring. Is your app incorporating natural language capabilities, a vision-based model, or a recommendation system?

In addition to building models, AI engineers also clean data, train algorithms, assess outcomes, and implement models in real-world settings. To match results with corporate objectives, they collaborate closely with the technical and product teams.

The most skilled AI developers close the knowledge gap between theory and practice. They may write code that complements your product architecture, create machine learning pipelines, and refine models with real-time input.

Make sure applicants can discuss algorithm design and system integration when you are ready to hire AI engineers.

Prioritize Practical Skills Over Research Credentials

A Ph.D. in machine learning may amaze you, but research does not always result in AI that is suitable for use in the real world. The most important factor is practical experience with models in authentic settings.

Seek applicants that have worked with libraries such as PyTorch, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, or Keras. Bonus points if they are familiar with MLOps tools such as Kubeflow, Airflow, or MLflow.

Enquire about contenders' approaches to common problems such as model drift, data imbalance, or production lag. Hiring AI experts that can create dependable, scalable systems in addition to having a solid understanding of machine learning theory is the aim.

Collaboration Is Key: AI Engineers Don’t Work Alone

The function of AI engineering is not a solitary one. These experts must collaborate closely with data engineers, product managers, and software developers. For this reason, teamwork and communication abilities are equally as crucial as technical ones.

Actually, a lot of tech organizations are currently searching for full-stack conscious AI developers. Although they should be familiar with cloud architecture, APIs, and the handoff between models and backend services, they are not required to be front-end development experts.

For seamless integration, think about matching your AI engineer with hiring backend developers if your AI use case connects to essential product functions.

Know When to Hire Remote Talent

To increase their talent pool, a lot of IT startups are opting to hire remote AI developers. With the correct resources and communication practices, remote engineers may be just as productive, if not more so.

To evaluate remote applicants, use technical screenings or trial tasks. Pay attention to your async communication patterns, documentation abilities, and problem-solving abilities.

Additionally, AI experts are frequently included in platforms that assist in hiring software developers, which facilitates the process of selecting candidates with the appropriate background and time zone.

Summing Up

It's a major move to hire your first or next AI developer. However, you can hire someone who helps automate procedures, enhance customer experience, and even save operating costs if you follow the proper hiring procedures.

Just keep in mind that problem solvers, not just data scientists, should be given priority when hiring AI engineers. This kind of thinking will lay the groundwork for tech firms and startups who want to create AI-first solutions to expand more intelligently and quickly.

[kamalkafir-blog]

Backend Engineer - Blockchain

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[eyyde-sync-blog]

Week 16 - What a Productive Day!

Today, we had a short discussion followed by a seatwork activity. It was probably the easiest task we've done in SDE so far—just creating a line chart and answering a few basic statistics questions. I might need to bring some coloring materials next time though, haha.

After class, our team focused on our assigned tasks, including revising, coding, and testing. I slept for a while while debugging and adding the backend for our system and they really took a picture of me sleeping huhu.

Overall, it was a really productive day!

[adayiniilm]

FRONTEND VS BACKEND

Front-End and Back-End Development: A Dynamic Duo

The internet is a vast and complex place and the magic behind those interactive websites responsive apps and seamless online experiences is often fueled by a potent partnership front-end and back-end development They're like the two sides of a coin each crucial for a complete functional digital product But what exactly do they do and how do they work together

Front-End Development The User Interface

Front-end development often referred to as client-side development is all about the visual aspect and interactivity that users experience directly It's the face of your website or application Think of it as the carefully crafted facade of a building attracting attention and guiding visitors through its spaces

Languages and Technologies Front-end developers wield a diverse toolkit HTML HyperText Markup Language forms the structure CSS Cascading Style Sheets dictates the visual presentation and JavaScript brings the dynamic behavior to life Frameworks like React Angular and Vue.js further streamline the development process enabling developers to build complex and interactive applications efficiently

Key Responsibilities Front-end developers are masters of user experience UX and user interface UI They meticulously design and code the elements that users see and interact with This includes buttons forms images animations and navigation menus the whole package that makes a website or app feel intuitive and engaging Accessibility is a critical component ensuring that the design is usable and accessible to everyone

Back-End Development The Hidden Powerhouse

Back-end development or server-side development is the silent architect behind the scenes While the front-end is the visible facade the back-end is the intricate framework that powers the website or applications functionality Think of it as the buildings internal systems the plumbing wiring and support structures that keep everything running smoothly

Languages and Technologies Back-end development utilizes a different set of tools Languages like Python Java Ruby PHP and Node.js are commonly used often paired with databases like MySQL PostgreSQL or MongoDB These tools handle the processing of data communication with databases and managing user accounts transactions and security

Key Responsibilities Back-end developers are responsible for tasks like data management security and application logic They craft APIs Application Programming Interfaces that act as bridges between the front-end and back-end allowing them to communicate and exchange information This seamless communication is what makes the user experience so smooth

The Dance of Cooperation

Front-end and back-end developers are like a well-rehearsed dance team each partner knowing their steps and when to take the lead They work together to create a unified experience

Data exchange The back-end handles data storage and retrieval while the front-end uses this data to create the interactive displays and user interfaces Imagine an online store The back-end manages the inventory and order information and the front-end displays the products allows users to select items and submits the order

Collaboration The communication between the front-end and back-end developers is critical They need to understand each others needs and work closely to ensure a cohesive user experience Effective communication helps to prevent misunderstandings and allows for efficient problem-solving throughout the development process

Learning and Growth

Learning front-end and back-end development is a journey and its full of opportunities for learning and growth Youll find yourself continuously expanding your skillset and knowledge base

Continuous learning The world of web development is constantly evolving Staying updated with the latest trends and technologies is vital to success This involves exploring new libraries frameworks and tools to continuously enhance your skills

Building portfolios Creating personal projects is an excellent way to showcase your skills and gain experience in a real-world setting

Conclusion A Powerful Partnership:

Front-end and back-end development are essential for creating robust and user-friendly digital products By working together these two crucial components of web development ensure a smooth and seamless user experience Their ongoing interaction is the bedrock of the ever-expanding online world we inhabit As technology continues to advance this dynamic duo will continue to play a pivotal role in shaping our digital future.

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[nitor-infotech]

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