Hello everyone! I’ve recently updated my portfolio at webdevakash.com, built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion. I’d love to get your feedback on the design, usability, and overall content. Also, I’m looking to add more features and sections. What do you think could enhance the site further? Any suggestions or critiques are welcome. Thank you!

Hello! What do you think about portfolios? What should they have? Like personal info and projects you’ve worked on? Or must it be some pet project? I've faced the requirement of a portfolio many times when applying.

I'm stuck with handling state updates in React when they depend on previous states, especially with rapid updates. How do you ensure accuracy with useState for smooth performance? Any tips?

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I recently had to change my job, I was basically told it would be better to leave the current job. Although it came as a surprise, I accepted the challenge and started looking for a new job. I had many interviews, some wired, some wished they never happened, but I finally managed to get a job in one month and a half that I find really challenging and exciting. With this, I also changed directions, and chose a different path. Even if the salary is not similar with what I get right now, I find the new job more exciting and I am eager to start working and do new stuff. So the question is, is it worth it to keep doing the same things for years for fear of not getting the same salary or is it better to change things, to stay relevant and learn new things but maybe having to accept a lower salary at the beginning, but, at the same time, increasing both your chances of being hired and salary on long term?