u/the_asher_brook_

Hey guys! A 4th year College student here. I'm enthusiastic in building apps in Flutter and that's my go to for building stuff with.
But I can't find much jobs for Flutter developers (which take in Freshers).

Is learning Flutter as my Primary Development Framework a wrong choice, cause most SDE jobs which comes to my Campus for Placements ask for React or some JS based Frameworks. I'm really confused, guys

P.S: Sry if this feels like a rant, but this is actually how I feel people... So if there's anyone out there, help me out

Anybody?

I'm a hosteller in SECE college and the place is new to me...

Hey everyone,

I’m building a messaging app tailored for my college campus. We're aiming for a phased rollout (classrooms -> departments -> whole college), but I've hit a massive deployment roadblock regarding iOS.

My original plan was to build and distribute native mobile apps. Android was straightforward, but iOS immediately hit a brick wall. To distribute the iOS app—or even just to easily sideload .ipa files to my fellow students—I need to pay for the $99/year Apple Developer Account. Since I'm bootstrapping this with zero budget, that fee is a hard blocker right now.

To bypass the Apple paywall entirely and guarantee a frictionless, zero-install experience across all devices, I made the call to pivot to a Web-first PWA approach.

The PWA solves the distribution problem, but it created a new one: Push notifications on iOS. Because this is a chat app, real-time notifications are make-or-break. Trying to get native-feeling, reliable push notifications working through a PWA on iOS has been incredibly frustrating and wildly inconsistent.

• Has anyone successfully implemented reliable push notifications for a chat-heavy PWA on iOS?
• Are there any specific workarounds, services, or harsh realities I need to know about before I commit the rest of my time to this PWA route?

Any advice, workarounds, shared misery or other deployment paths would be massively appreciated!

It's something that we never expected guys, Its macOS 27 - Golden Gate...

They Broke off the Traditional Naming, IG?

Hey everyone!

A senior colleague of my father recently asked me for advice regarding college and course preferences for his relative.

The student recently completed +2 and seems to score well overall, but Mathematics appears to be his weak point (around 60 marks, from what I heard). From what I understand, he’s more of a “study and reproduce in exams” type rather than someone deeply interested in conceptual understanding.

Because of that, I’m unsure whether a traditional engineering path would suit him well. I’m also open to considering arts/science degree options related to computers or IT, not just B.E./B.Tech courses.

What would you suggest in this situation?

• Are there engineering branches that are comparatively less math-heavy?
• Would B.Sc. Computer Science / IT or similar courses be a better option?
• Should the focus be more on aptitude and interest rather than marks alone?
• What kind of colleges or learning environments usually work well for students like this?

Would really appreciate some genuine advice so I can guide them responsibly 😅

Qualifications: Student recently completed +2 / higher secondary exams and is planning to pursue college studies.

Hey everyone. I’m a 20-year-old guy from Theni district, Tamil Nadu, and I’ve been struggling with my identity for a long time. I’m closeted and identify as pansexual, and honestly, living a double life every day is exhausting.

I’ve had relationships and experiences before, and they helped me understand myself better. But even then, I still feel isolated sometimes — especially living in a smaller town where it’s hard to openly talk about these things.

I guess I’m posting here because I want to know:

Are there others around me who feel the same way?

A little about me:

• 20M
• Closeted
• Pansexual
• Looking for genuine connection
• Open to friendship, texting, or meeting people safely
• Hoping for a long-term relationship someday
• Emotionally tired of dating apps and hiding who I am
• Looking for affection, understanding, and people I can relate to

I’m still figuring myself out, and maybe that’s okay. I just don’t want to feel alone in it anymore.

Would really appreciate hearing from people with similar experiences, especially from Tamil Nadu or nearby areas.