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@Awais Baig Messaging and media uploads can complicate the backend quickly. Are notifications handled in real time through .NET, or queued and delivered asynchronously?
these are handle by socket.io and by APIs
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welcome to contra!
Recently, I received my 40th Behance feature. A round number, and a good reason to look back for a moment.
One thing I’ve learned along the way: don’t wait until your work feels good enough to share. Not every project has to be your best. Some will work, some won’t. Some you’ll look back at and want to redo completely.
Make it. Share it. Learn from it.
Not every project has to be your best.
But every project can move you closer to the next one.
Proud. Moving forward.
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