You're welcome! Always happy to exchange ideas with fellow developers. Looking forward to more interesting discussions here!
Alberto Ramón Sosa Martínez
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Alberto Ramón Sosa Martínez
@Petox03
Software Development Engineer | Laravel (TALL) & Go
- Monterrey, NL. México
- github.com/Petox03
- Joined October 2026
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replying to @Petox03
For example, when I was learning about goroutines, I first started by getting a basic understanding of fundamental operating system concepts so that, by the time I got to goroutines, the problems they solve would make sense to me
replying to @mathcrlnShow thread
I usually focus on the basics. When it comes to a technology or methodology, I get a superficial understanding of the technical aspects and the problem it solves.
Then I read documentation, watch videos on how to implement it, follow tutorials, or ask the AI to do something…
Great answer! I also try to focus on first principles, enough to have the ability to explain it to someone else, even vaguely, before diving more.
But mainly what do you **choose** to learn?
Do you feel like there are some things (languages, frameworks, concepts) that don't…
replying to @andriamasy-stack
Just out of curiosity, why do you use Node and PHP in the same stack?
Is it because Node sometimes has something that PHP doesn't?
Good question!
For me, it's not really about Node.js having something PHP doesn't. Both ecosystems are powerful, and each has its strengths.
I use PHP with Symfony or Laravel for projects where their mature ecosystems, structured architecture, and productivity make them a great…
replying to @JustSteveKing
I'm definitely going to check it out 👀
One of the best ways I've improved my code is by watching what Nuno and his team do
replying to @nunomaduro
A way to categories for saved posts, something like what Instagram has for organizing the Reels you save
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