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Thank you for the insight! I completely agree—building a service or product that solves a real problem is key to growth as a software engineer. I’ve been working on a project called QuickAuth, a Django OAuth system designed to simplify authentication for developers. Many developers face the challenge of setting up secure authentication systems from scratch when starting a new project. With QuickAuth, I aim to remove that burden by providing a ready-made, scalable authentication solution that includes both traditional authentication and OAuth integrations (e.g., Google, GitHub). This allows developers to focus on building out core features instead of spending time on authentication. QuickAuth is designed with flexibility in mind, making it easy to plug into different projects and customize based on requirements. It’s one of the ways I’m contributing to the developer community while solving a common problem in software development. What problems are you solving through your projects? I’d love to hear more! #SoftwareEngineering #Django #OAuth #Authentication #QuickAuth #ProblemSolving

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Revisit the main design patterns for #Microservices #Architecture * Gateway Pattern: Using an API Gateway to handle client requests and route them to the appropriate microservices * Service Registry Pattern: Implementing a service registry to automatically locate and register microservices for dynamic discovery and communication * Circuit Breaker Pattern: Using a circuit breaker to prevent cascading failures by temporarily stopping requests to a failing service and providing fallback mechanisms * Saga Pattern: Managing long-lived transactions across multiple microservices by breaking them down into a sequence of smaller, local transactions ... 👇 and many others in this pot 👇

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Common things I've noticed in the top 1% of software engineers: 1. Understanding of the business ROI of their code 2. High agency and ownership 3. Influence without authority 4. Uplifting others / force multiplying 5. Technical breadth and depth What else have you noticed?

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