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as a backend engineer...you are the system...own it!

Perfection Loveday

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11,687 views • 11 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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Emmysoft11 months ago

Using FUTA course form to veil your points is the comedy in this video 😂 Oga Saucerer why 😂🤲🏾

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

King Etiosasere11 months ago

If it works on my machine and its not working on yours, the problem is yours, why is it not working on your machine?😒 why does your machine want to stress me?

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

my machine is running windows vista 😂😂

Solomon Eseme11 months ago

Bro. Wetin you de on. I need am. Nice job man.

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂 Thank you big chief

Horjet11 months ago

True backend conquerors don't use package.json...

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

now you know the divine rule 😂😂

IfeJayeola11 months ago

Now I understand why your location is "busy doing juju"

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

Dprof.js | Dprof.php11 months ago

It works on my system, that's why I am the system, make nobody stress me😂.

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

AIZI11 months ago

Y'all still have "it works on my machine" problems even when docker exists?😁😁

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

newbies don't use docker yet 😂

AIZI11 months ago

Fair point😂😂

abrahamnavig11 months ago

Futa course form 👀

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

Daddy11 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 NEVER IMPORT🤣🤣🤣🤣

John11 months ago

Perfection no wan leave futa Nice content We need more of this too

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂 Thank you chief. More definitely coming 😎

SEAsoned CODEr and LOCAL BANterer🙂‍↔️11 months ago

Docker solves issue 1 Use the library and ask questions later for issue 2 It's probably a frontend problem issue 3 🤣 God abeg

Daniel Fash11 months ago

Is that not Futa course form😂

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

It is o 😂😂

Daniel Fash11 months ago

Hehe😂

Joseph Makinde11 months ago

😂😂 I love this video

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

I am glad you did 😂😂

SEAsoned CODEr and LOCAL BANterer🙂‍↔️11 months ago

Sending CSS over API is wild activity... Crazy thing is I have done it before 🤣🤣

Philip Daudu 😎11 months ago

My code is not gay 😂😂😂😂

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

Mide says: Sponsor TechOff, Please 🙏11 months ago

So reall 😂😂✌️✌️

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

Yktv 😂😂

Big Dreams Web311 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣

zan11 months ago

Great i gett8ng to love this guy

Jonny11 months ago

😂😂

Kelechi 🌿⛈️11 months ago

Watin concern this small backend wey son of man dey manage with shape shifting nah 😂😂

QxUnkn0wn✨11 months ago

skill issues...😂🥲

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

Kosi.py11 months ago

😂. some content I can finally relate with

GbolLy11 months ago

Futa course form?? 😂😂😭

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

My bro...I dey put am to good use 😂

Lexicon of NexaPay11 months ago

The pending registration form 😂 🤦‍♂️

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂 yesss

Peculiar11 months ago

Episode 2 coming up next. In fact, a full season. Full season premium episodes.

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

Eniola Adekanye11 months ago

😂😂🫴🏼

victory11 months ago

Lmfao 🤣

Omo Akin⚡️11 months ago

😂😂😂

SEGUN11 months ago

Is that FUTA course from 🤣🤣

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂

Ataver Patrick Pilakyaa 🐐🐷11 months ago

Backend is something else. Carry me along

Tolu Adams11 months ago

I'm neither a backend engineer nor a developer of any sort. But this was really entertaining to watch 😂. Bro dragged in the titanic into his script 😂

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

@webtolufartss 😂 really glad to see a non-developer could relate too 😎

David Jeremiah11 months ago

Dr. Strange of backend engineering

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

😂😂

Bverson 🇳🇬11 months ago

Backend engineers don't ask for permission. They are the permission.🦾

Perfection Loveday11 months ago

The one absolute truth 😎

Yusuf Akorede11 months ago

W content😂

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