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From SRS documents and Java servlets to a deployed web project, mustCode keeps the engineering journey in public.

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mustCode documents a software-engineering journey through SRS work, Java servlet projects, Git, PHP database connections, code optimization, deployments, and a first hackathon. The channel also shared the launch of quick-buy-coral.vercel.app, alongside candid notes about deadlines, broken deployments, and learning what happens after “it was just working locally.”

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282 posts in 26 weeks
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Active since Dec 2025Longest streak 39 wk39-week streak going
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How they work

The channel shows work across Java servlet projects and PHP database connections, with Git and GitHub appearing in project work and Render used for deployment. When deployment breaks, the next step is practical debugging; Dockerization appears as the proposed fix for the classic “working locally” problem.

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  • The channel is on a 39-week posting streak.
  • It has 405 posts collected so far.
  • English makes up 88% of text posts.

The journey.

  1. Dec 2025 – Mar 2026

    Servlets, SRS, and the First Hackathon

    The channel opened as a record of a software-engineering journey, starting with SRS documentation, NetBeans, and servlet projects. By March, that journey had reached a first hackathon and the defense of the Azarya Learning project.

    Sources#6#14#22#106
  2. Apr – Oct 2026

    Deployment Is Another World

    The posts shifted toward the practical friction of shipping: staging nearly 6,000 files, debugging failures after a merge, deploying an internship assessment, and considering Dockerization. The period also included the launch of quick-buy-coral.vercel.app and technical commentary on optimization and AI security tests.

    Sources#89#125#131#147

Their projects.

  • Event Registration Platform

    A full-stack platform for event registration built with Node.js, Express, MongoDB and Tailwind.

    Launched2 posts
    Sep 2026Visit
  • Azarya Learning

    A learning project developed and defended by the author's team.

    Quiet lately1 posts
    Mar 2026
  • mokshe.nogs.dev

    A project website associated with a creator named Mastewal.

    Launched1 posts
    Sep 2026Visit
  • newyear2019.vercel.app

    A web project shared by the author.

    Launched1 posts
    Sep 2026Visit
  • quick-buy-coral.vercel.app

    A web project shared by the author.

    Launched1 posts
    Apr 2026Visit
  • scream driven development

    A CI/CD pipeline that requires screaming into a microphone or smashing a keyboard to deploy.

    Launched1 posts
    Oct 2026Visit

In their own words.

So just because your code solve the problem doesn't mean it is acceptable...it must be optimized
Mar 1, 2026 ↗
After deployment? That is another world
Apr 27, 2026 ↗

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