Aaryan S.
·18 days agoFeedback
I’m excited to share my experience with this platform so far. I recently completed my first milestone and received my initial payment successfully. The entire process was smooth, reliable, and professional. I was honestly a bit unsure in the beginning, but after completing the transaction, I can say the platform is working properly and payments are being processed successfully without any issues. The workflow, communication, and payment experience have all been great. Looking forward to completing more projects and continuing my journey here. I’m also sharing screenshots of the payment received on my Indian bank account/card as proof for anyone who is still unsure about the platform’s legitimacy. Highly recommended for anyone looking for genuine online opportunities.


Aaryan S.
·18 days agoFeedback
Recently, I had the opportunity to go through the client application and job posting process on this platform, and overall, the experience was smooth and efficient. From a user perspective, the submission process was clear, intuitive, and easy to follow. I was able to complete the application without facing any major issues, and the overall workflow felt reliable and well-structured. One feature I especially liked was the AI assistance during job posting. It automatically suggested relevant skills for the QA role, including manual testing and test automation, which made the posting process faster, smarter, and more professional without needing to manually add every skill. What stood out most was how seamless the platform felt throughout the experience. Both applying and posting jobs were straightforward, and the interface made navigation simple for users. A few small improvements that could make the experience even better: • clearer progress indicators during submission • smoother navigation between steps • more visible confirmation and status updates after posting or applying Overall, it was a very positive experience, and I’d definitely continue using the platform for future applications and job postings. The AI-powered assistance adds real value and helps improve productivity for users.

Manu K.
·a month agoQ&A
Rounx iOS and Android Apps Are Under Development Rounx is building new mobile apps for iOS and Android to make the platform easier, faster, and more convenient to use on mobile devices. The upcoming Rounx iOS app and Rounx Android app are designed to help users explore remote jobs, connect with freelancers and clients, manage profiles, communicate, and stay updated from anywhere. With the Rounx mobile app, professionals will be able to access key platform features directly from their phones, making it easier to find work, hire talent, and manage opportunities on the go. The Rounx mobile apps are currently under development, with a focus on performance, usability, reliability, and a smooth user experience. Stay tuned for more updates on the official launch of the Rounx app for iPhone and Android.

Khan W.
·2 months agoQ&A
⚙️ Challenges I Faced with Optimistic Writes Approach Optimistic writes can make apps feel incredibly fast and smooth — but implementing them in real projects is not as simple as it sounds. When I started using this approach in Android apps, especially with local state + remote sync, I quickly ran into some real challenges: ⚡ State inconsistency One of the biggest issues was keeping UI, local DB, and server state in sync. Sometimes the UI would show a successful update, but the server would later reject it. 🔁 Rollback complexity Handling failures gracefully was tricky. Reverting optimistic updates without breaking the user experience required careful state management. 🌐 Network unpredictability Slow or unstable networks made it harder to decide when to trust local updates vs server confirmation. 🧠 Race conditions Multiple rapid updates often caused conflicts between local cache and backend response order. 📦 Data reconciliation Merging server responses with locally updated data without overwriting valid changes was one of the hardest parts. Despite these challenges, optimistic writes are still powerful when done right — they significantly improve perceived performance and user experience. The key lesson: 👉 “Optimistic doesn’t mean careless — it means carefully controlled confidence.” Still learning how to make it more robust in real-world apps 🚀

Khan W.
·2 months agoHiring
💼 My Freelancing Journey So Far When I started freelancing, I had one goal — to turn my Android development skills into real-world impact while working with global clients. The beginning wasn’t easy. I spent a lot of time refining my profile, sending proposals, and learning how to communicate value instead of just listing skills. My first few projects were small, but they taught me something very important: delivery matters more than promises. Over time, I started working on more complex Android apps using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. I got exposed to real production challenges — performance optimization, scalable architecture, API integration, and handling tight deadlines. What I’ve learned through freelancing: • Clear communication builds long-term clients • Clean architecture saves time in the long run • Consistency is more important than motivation • Every project improves your problem-solving skills Today, freelancing is not just work for me — it’s a way to continuously grow as an engineer and collaborate with people worldwide. Still learning. Still improving. Still building. 🚀
Aaryan S.
·2 months agoAI
The tech stack of 2026 isn’t just MERN—it’s MERN + AI . 🤖 I’ve spent the last 4 years mastering the full stack, but the real "superpower" now is knowing how to bridge human logic with AI execution. Today’s practice: Fine-tuning RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) for faster documentation searches. Question for the community: What AI tool has saved you the most time this month? #FullStackDeveloper #LearningPublic #GenerativeAI #AaryanSinha

Aaryan S.
·2 months agoHiring
Hey everyone 👋 I’ve been exploring this community for a while now, and honestly—it has huge potential to become a space where we don’t just scroll… but actually grow together . 💡 Whether you're a developer, designer, freelancer, or just someone curious about tech—this is your space. Here’s what we can do to make it better: Share what you're building (even if it's unfinished) Ask questions without overthinking Help others with your experience Start conversations that matter 🔥 Imagine a feed where: You discover real projects (not just tutorials) You get feedback that actually helps you improve You connect with people who are on the same journey Let’s make this community active, valuable, and worth coming back to every day. 👇 Drop a comment: What are you currently working on? Let’s support each other and grow together 💙
Manu K.
·2 months agoEngineering
What's New on Rounx - Community Updates We've been busy improving the community experience. Here's what's new: Video Support in Posts You can now attach videos to your community posts. We've integrated a full-featured video player for smooth playback right in the post detail view. Videos also auto-play on hover in the feed, so you get a quick preview before clicking in. Unified Media Uploads Uploading media is now simpler. Instead of separate buttons for images and videos, there's a single upload button that accepts both. Pick images, pick a video — the system handles the rest. You can attach up to 4 images or 1 video per post. Cleaner Thumbnails Video thumbnails in the feed now show a clean play icon without the dark overlay. Hover to preview the video, click to watch the full thing. Better Upload Management Each attached image or video now has its own remove button that appears on hover.
Khan W.
·2 months agoEngineering
Use of Badge In Compose Part-2 Ina previous part we briefly learn about the use of badge in our Jetpack Compose Application. Today we will learn a bit more but with advance implementation. Most of the apps use bottom navigation for better navigation among the app screens and it’s very impotent to notify people about whom like their profile or posts. Today we will learn how we can do that in our Jetpack Compose Application with the help of BottomAppBar and Badge (BadgeBox) Note: If you are not familiar with Badge you can check my previous Article https://medium.com/@waheedkhan6446/use-of-badge-in-compose-part-1-3aaef8bbde52 First you have to create composable with name BadgeWithBottomNavBar @Preview @Composable fun BadgeWithBottomNavBar() {} To add the BottomBar first you have to add Scaffold. @Preview @Composable fun BadgeWithBottomNavBar() { Scaffold(){} } “Scaffold is a basic material visual layout structure that put all the other material components together like BottomBar, TopAppBar ,FloatingActionButton and more.” Now Add the BottomAppBar with NavigationBarItem in it @Preview @Composable fun BadgeWithBottomNavBar() { val notificationCount = remember { mutableIntStateOf(0) } Scaffold( bottomBar = { BottomAppBar { NavigationBarItem( selected = true, onClick = { /*TODO*/ }, icon = { Icon(Icons.Filled.Home, contentDescription = "HomeIcon") }) NavigationBarItem( selected = true, onClick = { /*TODO*/ }, icon = { Icon(Icons.Filled.Search, contentDescription = "SearchIcon") }) NavigationBarItem( selected = true, onClick = { /*TODO*/ }, icon = { Icon(Icons.Filled.Email, contentDescription = "EmailIcon") }) NavigationBarItem( selected = true, onClick = { /*TODO*/ }, icon = { Icon(Icons.Filled.AccountCircle, contentDescription = "AccountCircleIcon") }) } } ) { Column( modifier = Modifier .padding(it) .fillMaxSize(), verticalArrangement = Arrangement.Center, horizontalAlignment = Alignment.CenterHorizontally ) { Text(text = "Productive Android", style = TextStyle(fontSize = 22.sp)) } } } Now it’s time to add the badge in bottom nav. We are adding badge in the email NavigationBarItem NavigationBarItem( selected = true, onClick = {}, icon = { BadgedBox(badge = { Badge { Text(text = notificationCount.intValue.toString()) } }) { Icon(Icons.Filled.Email, contentDescription = null) } } ) To handle the badge visibility in bottom bar we are using notificationCount to remember the state of count. If you think that you have learn something new Today just Clap 👏 My GitHub Profile https://github.com/waheedkhan-dev


