Someone help me please!!!
▲ 2 r/vercel

Someone help me please!!!

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I created an account but made a mistake in the setup, so I deleted that account. It was continued with the Google option for that email. And after deleting my account, I tried to log in and sign up both, but it's showing me this. Is there any chance to get back this account? It's too important to recover this.

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u/InsideTraditional187 — 6 days ago

Am I the only one this is happening to?

I had to give extra instruction to deepseek web to give me answer in english as it was giving me answer in the chinise langiage continusly.

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u/InsideTraditional187 — 2 months ago

How to vibe code the frontend? Because backend seems easy to me

i was vibe coding an ERP for my client and having some issues with spacing, image placements and colours. i had given the Figma-exported png reference for that, but still that is not working well for me, is there any solution to this?

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u/InsideTraditional187 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/AI_Coders+1 crossposts

Built an Instagram Reel/Post downloader with 4× enhancement.

Live: https://igfetch.vercel.app/

What it does:

Paste any public Instagram Reel or Post URL → preview the thumbnail → download the video. Optional 4× quality enhancement using Lanczos upscaling.

Stack & tools

- Next.js 16 + React 19 — App Router, all UI in a single page.tsx

- Tailwind CSS 4 — dark glass morphism card, purple/pink gradient accents

- yt-dlp — the real workhorse; called server-side via Node's execFile to fetch Instagram media without any API key

- Python + Pillow + imageio-ffmpeg — for the 4× enhance feature; images use PIL.Image. resize with LANCZOS; videos run through ffmpeg.

- Vercel — deployed directly from CLI, no GitHub needed

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u/InsideTraditional187 — 3 months ago
▲ 9 r/DeveloperJobs+1 crossposts

I'm currently an intern, and this is my final month. During the internship I've picked up a lot. Specifically, I learnt about authentication and authorization, so things like JWTs, refresh tokens (including rotating them), and CSRF tokens. I also worked with middleware – it's been used for authentication, limiting how often something can be done (rate limiting), role-based access control or RBAC, and recording what’s happening (logging).

I used a logger for both keeping an eye on things and finding and fixing problems. As for rate limiting, it's been done on both the ID of the person using the system and their IP address. I've built with REST APIs and have experience of the Fastapi and Hono JS frameworks.

My database work has been with PostgreSQL and, in particular with Neon, Supabase and Turso. I’ve deployed applications on Render, Vercel and Netlify. I’ve also implemented error handling, using a single set of categories for errors. And I’ve been using both asynchronous and standard programming.

On the front end, I’ve got experience with the React framework and Next.js, including routing, hooks, and forms. I’ve integrated with APIs using fetch, Axios and Tanstack.

I actually built a file-sharing application, and through that I learned about managing files and cloud storage. I did some other projects too: a custom ERP system for small businesses to manage purchases, sales, stock levels, employee wages and attendance, and a prediction model for the IPL (Indian Premier League) before the match. That prediction model, using past results, was right about 70% of the time.

Now I’m looking for advice on what to do next and how to get a good job at my current experience level.

Edit: This post is written with the help of LLM, but all these words are from me. English is not my first language, so i have to use LLM for this.

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u/InsideTraditional187 — 4 months ago
▲ 14 r/Backend

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  • Root cause analysis (metrics-first debugging)
  • Query optimization (EXPLAIN, indexing, joins)
  • Database design for scale (denormalization, precomputation)
  • Caching strategy (what, when, invalidation)
  • System design (data flow, components, scaling)
  • Real-time architecture (WebSockets + Pub/Sub)
  • API design (aggregation, reducing repeated work)
  • Concurrency & race conditions
  • Production debugging workflow

These are my weak areas. Great, now i have a clear vision of what i have to learn and where i have to focus on rather than just another youtube tutorial.

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u/InsideTraditional187 — 4 months ago