Watch the LIVE here: https://youtube.com/live/KdYci4gA2os Join me as I show you how to build a Ticketing Marketplace SAAS App from scratch with Next.js 15, Convex, Clerk, Stripe Connect, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS + Much more tech! You'll learn the following in this build: 👉 How to implement a Real-time Queue System while booking a ticket with Smart queuing system and position updates 👉 How to implement Rate Limiting Feature to limit the number of people in the ticket purchase queue 👉 How to implement a fully functional admin dashboard to manage events, tickets and more 👉 How to manage ticket purchases with Secure payment processing with Stripe Connect 👉 How to implement Clerk Authentication to add User Authentication with ease, including Multi Factor Authentication! 👉 Create a Beautiful UI & UX for our Frontend using the highly Popular Shadcn & Tailwind CSS 👉 How to use TypeScript to reduce the overall number of Bugs and Errors 👉 How to deploy the final build to Vercel + Much more! I'll see you soon PAPAFAM! ✌️

Why Showing Your Work Matters in Programming As developers, we often focus on perfecting our code in isolation, waiting for the day it’s “good enough” to share. But in today’s collaborative world, your growth, opportunities, and reputation can flourish when you let others in on your journey. Show Your Work! by Austin Kleon offers powerful insights that resonate deeply with programmers: sharing your process, challenges, and successes can not only improve your skills but also build a supportive network within the dev community. Here’s how you can tailor the book’s lessons to amplify your impact as a programmer. The 10 Rules for Programmers to Show Their Work 1. You Don’t Have to Be a Genius – Just Be a Contributor Forget trying to be the smartest person in the room. Instead, share what you’re learning as you go. Whether it’s a bug fix, a small script, or a feature update, your contributions matter to someone out there. 2. Think Process, Not Product Codebases evolve, and so should your sharing. Don’t wait until you’ve completed the “perfect” app or tool. Instead, show how you’re iterating and the thought process behind your decisions. > Example: Share your GitHub repository early, document your progress, and explain your challenges in the README. 3. Ship Small Wins Every Day Consistency beats perfection. Push daily commits, tweet about an interesting code snippet, or write LinkedIn posts about lessons learned. 4. Share Your Tools and Inspirations Openly share the libraries, frameworks, and resources that inspire your work. Other developers will appreciate your transparency. 5. Tell the Story Behind Your Code Every app, feature, or line of code has a story. Share why you built it, the problem it solves, and how you approached it. 6. Teach What You Learn Teaching is one of the best ways to solidify your knowledge and connect with others. Share tutorials, snippets, or explainers. > Example: Write a Medium post or do a video explaining the difference between server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) in Next.js.

My DAILY Achievement: 1. ☀️ Productive Morning: Woke up soon at 3 AM 2. ✅ Organize my todo: ✅ 3. 📚 30 mins of Learning: ✅ 4. 💻 Time to Code: ✅ 5. 🏋️Workout: ✅ 6. “ Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap,” 7.https://www.skool.com/universityofcode/day-66-of-dev75-2?p=98303de5

Hey Papafam Community, If you're looking to take your productivity and skill mastery to the next level, I’ve got two must-reads for you. These books have profoundly shaped the way I approach work and learning, and I believe they’ll do the same for you: 1. So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport In this game-changing book, Cal Newport debunks the “follow your passion” myth and instead advocates for the power of developing rare and valuable skills. Newport’s insights will help you understand why becoming exceptional in your craft can lead to greater job satisfaction and success. 2. The Programmer’s Brain by Felienne Hermans This book is a treasure for developers at any level. Felienne Hermans delves deep into how our brains process and understand code, offering practical techniques to improve learning and problem-solving. It’s an essential read for anyone who wants to code more effectively and gain a deeper understanding of programming concepts. Both books provide actionable takeaways that will transform the way you develop your skills and approach your projects. Trust me, these reads are worth every minute! Happy reading and keep pushing boundaries! Remember Learn - Do - Teach Is one of the best approach to keep you coding skill leveling up and their is lot of science backing it up. Keep doing you Peace 👊

My DAILY Achievement: 1. ☀️ Productive Morning: Woke up soon at 5 AM 2. ✅ Organize my todo: ✅ 3. 📚 30 mins of Learning: ✅ 4. 💻 Time to Code: ✅ 5. 🏋️Workout: ✅ 6.Napoleon hill ----> “ Most people go through life as failures because they habitually wait for the “time to be right” to start doing something worthwhile. Do not wait. The time will never be “just right” 7.https://www.skool.com/universityofcode/day-65-of-dev75-2?p=98303de5