ISuperCoder - Fahad Murtaza

22/11/2023

I've just reached 23K followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each and every one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

21/11/2023

There has been a sudden surge of nasty comments on my page. What can I do? I want to keep it family-friendly here. Are there any automated solutions?

19/11/2023

How many of you here are WordPress developers?

09/11/2023

"An illustration in the style of 'The Little Prince' featuring a small prince standing on a tiny planet with a single rose, under a starry sky."

08/11/2023

Chat GPT now has built in Dall E support which does a brilliant job at understanding your prompts.

07/11/2023

Hunza Autumn

25/10/2023

Apologize when you're wrong.

Stop looking for quotes that support your
stupidity.

25/10/2023

Morning Reminder!

23/10/2023

No shortcuts!

19/10/2023

Learn to code. It pays off 😉

16/10/2023

Do you know what is rubber duck debugging?

15/10/2023

Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon

"If you double the number of experiments you do per year, you're going to double your inventiveness.
The thing about inventing is you have to be both stubborn and flexible, more or less simultaneously If you're not stubborn, you'll give up on experiments too soon. And if you're not flexible, you'll pound you head against the wall and you won't see a differest solution to a problem you're trying to solve."

04/10/2023

Shout out to my newest supporters. Excited to have you onboard!

Atiq Ur Rahman, Arshad Khan, Saif Ullah, Muhammad Zeeshan Tahir, Mustafa Mehboob, Muiz Tariq, Haris Qadir, Rayyan Rizwan, Muhammad Asif, Muhammad Munsif, Abdar Ali Khan, Affan Wajid, Danish Awan, Bahary Gull, Naseer Ahmad, Hey Kno, Sunny Khan, Imra Liaqat

03/10/2023

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Hassan Murtaza, Muhammad Nauman, M TaNveer Muneer, Syed Shahid Gillani!

30/09/2023

🌟 Be yourself; even if some friends leave, you'll find the ones who like you for who you really are! 🚀

27/09/2023

Remember what was the first step in logic building? It was understanding the problem. Now let's talk about the second step.
Once you have fully understood the problem, the second step is planning. To create this plan, you need to divide the problem into smaller parts and then solve each part individually. This is similar to how you first create a recipe for a dish and then follow it step by step. By doing this, you can then formulate a complete understanding of what you need to do to reach your goal. Once your plan is ready, you can bring your hard work to fruition in the world of programming.

جب آپ مسئلہ کو اچھی طرح سمجھ لیتے ہیں، دوسرا قدم ہے پلان بنانا۔ اس پلان کو بنانے کے لئے آپ کو مسئلہ کو چھوٹے حصوں میں تقسیم کرنا ہوتا ہے، اور پھر ہر حصے کو الگ الگ حل کرنا ہوتا ہے۔ یہ ویسے ہی ہے جیسے آپ کسی پکوان کو بنانے کے لئے پہلے اس کی ترکیب بناتے ہیں اور پھر اس ترکیب کو قدم بہ قدم مکمل کرتے ہیں۔ ایسے کرتے ہوئے، آپ پھر مکمل تصور بنا سکتے ہیں کہ آپ کو اپنے مقصد تک پہنچانے کے لئے کیا کرنا ہے۔ جب آپ کا پلان تیار ہو جاتا ہے، تو آپ پروگرامنگ کی دنیا میں اپنی محنت کو حقیقت میں تبدیل کر سکتے ہیں۔

27/09/2023

“Rise and shine, coder! 🌅”

Anyone can tell me what inspired me to write these lines:

Rise and shine, coder!🌞 Just as the Vulcans master their emotions through logic, let today be a day where your code and logic overcome every challenge. New day, new lines of code, endless possibilities. Boldly go where no coder has gone before!

26/09/2023

Knowledge is democratized in this day and age. So all you need to do is learn.

25/09/2023

In a big city, Rashid had a dream to shine in the world of code.

Working late on his old computer, he learned from every mistake.

At a tech event, he met fellow dreamers and together, they built an app that the city loved.

As Rashid's skills grew, so did his name.

Through all the success, he remembered where he started and always valued hard work.

25/09/2023

25/09/2023

'll be diving into 'The Mindset of Success' at the WordPress Meetup on the 30th. You'll find the time and venue details below. If you'd like a calendar reminder, just drop me your email. Hope to see you there!

24/09/2023

My work from home corner from around 8 years ago.

24/09/2023

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! 🌟 As Sunday evening settles in, how did your weekend unfold? Did you dive into a new project, explore nature, or simply relax with a good book? Share your moments below. Let's inspire each other for the week ahead! 🌲📚💻

24/09/2023

Weekends for a coder? 🌟 It's not just about code! Take a moment to disconnect from the screen. Walk in nature, indulge in a hobby, or just read a book. Recharging mentally and physically prepares you for a productive week ahead. Remember, your best code comes from a refreshed mind! 🌲📚💡

23/09/2023

Ever heard of Elixir? 💡 Why are top developers whispering about this lesser-known language? Rumor has it, Elixir specialists are raking in upwards of $140k annually. Dive in, unlock its mysteries, and be among the few who capitalize on its magic. 🚀💎

22/09/2023

Unlock a goldmine with niche languages! 🌟 "Riches are in the niches," they say, and Rust developers are a testament to that, rumored to pull in salaries exceeding $150k annually. Dive into Rust, a hidden gem, and elevate your earning potential to the sky! 🚀

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21/09/2023

Thinking about the next big step in coding? Dive into GoLang - a language that's fast, reliable, and modern. Learn it and be ahead in the tech race, because the future belongs to those who Go! 🚀💡

21/09/2023

IF EVERYTHING IS BOLD, NOTHING IS BOLD

21/09/2023

Nasir felt unhappy with his life, always chasing new experiences. One quiet evening, he sat by a river, letting its gentle flow soothe his thoughts. As he watched the water, it seemed to whisper to him about change. He decided to listen. Nasir began managing his feelings better, saved more money, and was careful with his spending. He took classes to learn good job skills. Spending time with family and caring for his health became important too. Many years later, by that same river, he felt a deep happiness, grateful for the life he had shaped.

20/09/2023

Want to make money with Python? Dive into this simple yet strong language. Keep learning and coding to stand out. Let what you create do the talking and earn for you. 🐍💡

20/09/2023

In a city full of technology, Faiza started her job as a software engineer. At first, she struggled with code, but experienced teammates helped her. Soon, she explored open-source projects and became good with tech tools like Git and JavaScript.

She then attended tech meetings, learning the importance of teamwork and communication. As she became better, she focused on improving code efficiency and using automation tools like Jenkins.

After some time, Faiza began teaching new engineers, sharing her journey and the tricks she learned about APIs and databases. Through ups and downs, Faiza's story became one of growth and passion in the tech world.

20/09/2023

"Less is more," in code we write,
Clean and concise, it takes its flight.

19/09/2023

I've just reached 22K followers! Thank you for continuing support. I could never have made it without each and every one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

19/09/2023

In a world buzzing with code, a JavaScript developer doesn't just master syntax; they embrace lifelong learning, nurture their network, and craft with passion. To thrive in freelancing, be more than a coder—be a beacon of innovation and reliability. 🌐🚀

19/09/2023

"Law and order" refers to a state where the laws of a society are obeyed, and there's a general peace and safety in the community. Imagine a place where rules are followed, and people feel safe; that's "law and order." It's like the calm and organized opposite of chaos and crime.

Diving deeper, "law" refers to the set of rules that a community or country establishes to guide behavior and maintain social harmony. These are the official guidelines everyone should follow.

Meanwhile, "order" is the actual state of peace and predictability in society. It's the outcome we hope to achieve by having and following laws. While "law" provides the framework, "order" is the real-world result when people respect and adhere to that framework. In simple terms, if "law" is the game's rulebook, "order" is the smooth gameplay that happens when everyone plays by the rules.

18/09/2023

Understanding Toxic Positivity ☀️❌

I have been thinking a lot about it and wanted to create a video on the subject, but text will do for now. I do have a short FB reel on the subject that I posted some days ago, but let this message reach a wider audience.

We often hear "Stay positive!", "Sab acha ho jaye gaa" or "Look on the bright side!" While optimism is beneficial, it's essential to recognize when it becomes toxic. Toxic positivity is the overgeneralization of a happy, optimistic state, dismissing or invalidating genuine emotions.

🚫 Denying feelings doesn't promote growth. It hinders it in every single way.
🚫 "Good vibes only" can isolate those struggling.
🚫 Real positivity involves acknowledging all feelings.

Remember, it's okay not to be okay. By allowing ourselves and others to feel and process every emotion, we encourage genuine healing and understanding. Let's foster authentic positivity and support! ✨

18/09/2023

In the glow of screens, let's not forget the warmth of a family hug and the richness of good health. Sometimes, the best connection is a simple moment away from the pixels. 🌍💞

18/09/2023

You ever notice how folks keep their 💰 earnings quiet? They might be going for some privacy 🤫, avoiding making pals feel down 🙁, or even strategizing for future job chats 🤝.

And oh! Youngsters? They sometimes spill the beans too soon and oops! 🙈 Realize it wasn't the best move. Money talk can be so tricky, huh? 💸 What's your take? Good to spill or keep zipped? 🤔

18/09/2023

Monday Code and Culture

Farah Ali's alarm rang just as Lahore's first light began to pierce the sky. Beside her laptop, a well-worn copy of Faiz's poetry served as a constant reminder of the balance she sought between her love for culture and her career as a software engineer.

Descending the stairs, the scent of parathas mingled with the aroma of freshly brewed chai. "Morning coding session, Farah?" her mother teased, aware of her daughter's routine to code in the tranquil hours of dawn.

Grinning, Farah replied, "You know my Mondays, Ammi." She sipped her chai, warming her fingers before they started their dance on the keyboard. Babu Miyaon, the family cat, curled up beside her, providing silent company as lines of code began to fill the screen.

Today wasn't just any Monday for Farah. She was preparing to launch an app she had developed, aiming to teach Urdu poetry and literature to the younger generation. Merging her passions, she had crafted an interactive platform filled with verses, stories, and quizzes.

By noon, with a few debugging sessions and the support of her virtual team, they were ready. Farah clicked the "Launch" button, sending her cultural app into the digital world.

As evening approached, and she saw the first downloads and positive feedback rolling in, Farah felt a surge of satisfaction. Here in Lahore, amidst its rich history, she had woven tradition and technology seamlessly. Another week in the city she loved had begun, this time with a digital imprint of her passion.