I’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially earned my Flutter Certificate! 💙 This journey has been full of learning, challenges, and growth — and now I feel even more confident in building beautiful, fast, and scalable mobile apps. 📱⚡
A big thank you to the amazing Flutter community for constantly inspiring me. 🙌 Onwards to building more impactful apps! 🚀
📝 Professional Post (Text Only) 🔥 Writing secure and clean code in Laravel isn't optional — it's the standard. Came across a beginner-style controller method that worked… but also stored raw passwords, skipped validation, and returned plain text. Ouch. ✅ Rewrote it with proper validation, password hashing, mass assignment, and a clean JSON response. Small changes. Big difference. Laravel gives you the tools — use them right. #Laravel#PHP#CleanCode#WebDevelopment#BackendTips#CodeReview#SecurityBestPractices#JuniorToMidLevel#DevTips
🌟 Big news: I’m now a certified Flutter expert! 🚀 I’ve officially earned the Flutter Expert Source Certificate, and I’m thrilled to use these skills to build better apps and share more tips with you all. Thanks for your support!
Option B: #Laravel Tips 💡 1️⃣ Laravel auto-runs trait methods like boot[TraitName] and booted[TraitName] when the trait is used in a model. This lets you inject model event logic without overriding core methods, keeping your code clean and modular.
Laravel Tip: You can retrieve multiple records by passing an array of IDs directly to Model::find() or Model::findMany(). Both work the same, but findMany() makes your intent clearer and your code more expressive.
Coding Is Hard. But Quitting Makes It Harder. (And every time you quit, you start back at zero, again.)
Let’s be real:
✅ Coding will frustrate you. ✅ It will break your brain some nights. ✅ You’ll stare at your screen wondering if you’re just "not smart enough."
That’s normal.
Struggle is the price of admission to the life you want.
But here’s the thing nobody says loudly enough:
Quitting doesn’t make the struggle go away. It just guarantees you stay stuck where you are.
Here’s the cycle that kills most dreams:
Start learning.
Hit something hard.
Doubt yourself.
Quit.
Wait 3 months.
Feel regret.
Start again.
Repeat.
Every time you quit, you reset your progress to ZERO. Every time you quit, the mountain gets higher. Every time you quit, you reinforce the lie that "maybe this isn’t for me."
The truth?
Coding is hard. But regret is way harder.
What Winners Do Differently: ✅ They expect it to be hard and show up anyway. ✅ They crawl through error messages, not around them. ✅ They build ugly, broken projects until one day… they’re not broken anymore. ✅ They realize every bug, every failure, every late night is just another brick in their foundation.
Success isn't about talent. It's about grit. It's about who can stay in the fight longer than their excuses.
Pain is temporary. Skills are forever.
Push through. Even when it’s slow. Push through. Even when it’s ugly. Push through. Especially when it feels impossible.
You Don’t Need to Be the Best. You Just Need to Solve Problems Quickly. (Because companies don’t pay for potential. They pay for solutions.)
Let’s crush another myth right now:
You don’t get hired because you’re the smartest person in the room. You get hired because you can spot a problem, fix it, and move forward, fast.
Nobody's sitting there counting how many algorithms you memorized. Nobody cares if you can recite the React docs word-for-word.
✅ They care if you can unblock a stuck feature. ✅ They care if you can debug production issues without panicking. ✅ They care if you can figure things out quickly — even if you don’t know the perfect answer immediately.
Here’s what winning developers actually focus on: ✅ Understanding the problem clearly before touching a line of code. ✅ Finding a working, efficient solution — not the “perfect” theoretical one. ✅ Prioritizing getting it working FIRST, then optimizing if needed. ✅ Communicating their approach clearly to teammates and managers.
Speed of problem-solving > Depth of academic knowledge.
Resourcefulness > Memorization.
Adaptability > "Perfection."
When a company needs a feature shipped in a sprint, or a bug fixed before thousands of users churn, they don’t call the person still polishing the perfect data structure for 3 days.
They call the person who says,
“Give me 15 minutes. I’ll fix it or give you a solution plan.”
The world doesn’t need another "best coder." It needs builders who get sh*t done.
Build fast. Solve fast. Improve as you go. And you’ll always stay valuable.
Option B: #Laravel Tips 💡 1️⃣ Use join() instead of implode() for human-friendly strings! It handles the final separator intelligently, great for readable lists.
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Saddam Khoso
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially earned my Flutter Certificate! 💙
This journey has been full of learning, challenges, and growth — and now I feel even more confident in building beautiful, fast, and scalable mobile apps. 📱⚡
A big thank you to the amazing Flutter community for constantly inspiring me. 🙌
Onwards to building more impactful apps! 🚀
#Flutter #FlutterDeveloper #FlutterDev #MobileDevelopment #CrossPlatform #AppDevelopment #SaddamFlutter #SaddamKhoso203 #LearningNeverStops #Certification
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Saddam Khoso
📝 Professional Post (Text Only)
🔥 Writing secure and clean code in Laravel isn't optional — it's the standard.
Came across a beginner-style controller method that worked… but also stored raw passwords, skipped validation, and returned plain text. Ouch.
✅ Rewrote it with proper validation, password hashing, mass assignment, and a clean JSON response.
Small changes. Big difference.
Laravel gives you the tools — use them right.
#Laravel #PHP #CleanCode #WebDevelopment #BackendTips #CodeReview #SecurityBestPractices #JuniorToMidLevel #DevTips
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🌟 Big news: I’m now a certified Flutter expert! 🚀 I’ve officially earned the Flutter Expert Source Certificate, and I’m thrilled to use these skills to build better apps and share more tips with you all. Thanks for your support!
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Option B: #Laravel Tips 💡
1️⃣ Laravel auto-runs trait methods like boot[TraitName] and booted[TraitName] when the trait is used in a model. This lets you inject model event logic without overriding core methods, keeping your code clean and modular.
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Laravel Tip: You can retrieve multiple records by passing an array of IDs directly to Model::find() or Model::findMany(). Both work the same, but findMany() makes your intent clearer and your code more expressive.
#php #laravel #laraveldeveloper #laraveltipstricks
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Saddam Khoso
Coding Is Hard. But Quitting Makes It Harder.
(And every time you quit, you start back at zero, again.)
Let’s be real:
✅ Coding will frustrate you.
✅ It will break your brain some nights.
✅ You’ll stare at your screen wondering if you’re just "not smart enough."
That’s normal.
Struggle is the price of admission to the life you want.
But here’s the thing nobody says loudly enough:
Quitting doesn’t make the struggle go away.
It just guarantees you stay stuck where you are.
Here’s the cycle that kills most dreams:
Start learning.
Hit something hard.
Doubt yourself.
Quit.
Wait 3 months.
Feel regret.
Start again.
Repeat.
Every time you quit, you reset your progress to ZERO.
Every time you quit, the mountain gets higher.
Every time you quit, you reinforce the lie that "maybe this isn’t for me."
The truth?
Coding is hard.
But regret is way harder.
What Winners Do Differently:
✅ They expect it to be hard and show up anyway.
✅ They crawl through error messages, not around them.
✅ They build ugly, broken projects until one day… they’re not broken anymore.
✅ They realize every bug, every failure, every late night is just another brick in their foundation.
Success isn't about talent.
It's about grit.
It's about who can stay in the fight longer than their excuses.
Pain is temporary.
Skills are forever.
Push through. Even when it’s slow.
Push through. Even when it’s ugly.
Push through. Especially when it feels impossible.
Don't forget to follow me @saddamkhoso203 to learn more.
7 months ago | [YT] | 1
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Saddam Khoso
You Don’t Need to Be the Best. You Just Need to Solve Problems Quickly.
(Because companies don’t pay for potential. They pay for solutions.)
Let’s crush another myth right now:
You don’t get hired because you’re the smartest person in the room.
You get hired because you can spot a problem, fix it, and move forward, fast.
Nobody's sitting there counting how many algorithms you memorized.
Nobody cares if you can recite the React docs word-for-word.
✅ They care if you can unblock a stuck feature.
✅ They care if you can debug production issues without panicking.
✅ They care if you can figure things out quickly — even if you don’t know the perfect answer immediately.
Here’s what winning developers actually focus on:
✅ Understanding the problem clearly before touching a line of code.
✅ Finding a working, efficient solution — not the “perfect” theoretical one.
✅ Prioritizing getting it working FIRST, then optimizing if needed.
✅ Communicating their approach clearly to teammates and managers.
Speed of problem-solving > Depth of academic knowledge.
Resourcefulness > Memorization.
Adaptability > "Perfection."
When a company needs a feature shipped in a sprint,
or a bug fixed before thousands of users churn,
they don’t call the person still polishing the perfect data structure for 3 days.
They call the person who says,
“Give me 15 minutes. I’ll fix it or give you a solution plan.”
The world doesn’t need another "best coder."
It needs builders who get sh*t done.
Build fast. Solve fast. Improve as you go.
And you’ll always stay valuable.
Don't forget to subscribe me @saddamkhoso203 for more.
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Saddam Khoso
Option B: #Laravel Tips 💡
1️⃣ Use join() instead of implode() for human-friendly strings! It handles the final separator intelligently, great for readable lists.
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Saddam Khoso
Code with focus. Debug with patience. Build with passion. Behind every line is a step closer to something great.
#debuggingjourney #GrowthThroughFailure #learntocode #devlife #keeplearning #codinglife #nevergiveup
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Saddam Khoso
how to work with APIs in Laravel! 🎯 Implemented features like Add ➕, Delete ❌, Update 🔄, Search 🔍, Login 🔑, and Signup 📝 with token-based authentication.
I'm excited to keep growing in backend development! 💻✨
https://github.com/saddamkhoso203/learn-api
hashtag#Laravel hashtag#API hashtag#BackendDevelopment hashtag#PHP hashtag#WebDevelopment hashtag#Coding hashtag#Learning hashtag#Developer"
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