Hobnobs

Software is the sum of all the rational and irrational decisions, big or small tradeoffs through the process, all the hours of thought, all the debugging sessions, all the bugs and all the production incidents, and yes, all the legacy code, put together.

There are patterns in programming we appreciate only when we've been programming for quite some time. I wanted to highlight a fundamental pattern that makes the experience of programming beautiful.

If you're a developer who's been working with the JavaScript ecosystem for a long time, you know real-time online development environments are an indispensable part of the development experience. We'll build a service to do exactly that in this post.

Having been part of so many early stage startups, this post encompasses my experience of having been part of building 0 to 1 startups and the challenges and good parts that come with it.

Would you care if your food order for 216 costs 220 instead? I know only my student self would. What do you do with the remaining 4 rupees? My mother would say put it in a piggy bank to a kid me. Let me tell you a piggy bank story.

Coding is all of a sudden considered an essential skill in today's world, and an entire generation is being lied into learning it. In this post, I tell why it's not for everybody.

All apps start from a single codebase, this is even more true for a frontend web application. Over time, inevitably, you end up with more and more requirements that warrant you to split your app into multiple frontends.

Like the seamlessness of using your fingerprint to unlock your device and the apps on it? You can now do the same with a web application. Let's see how!

PlayWright is a great testing tool for running End-to-End Tests with various languages and frameworks. One thing that is not evidently clear upfront is how we can test end-to-end with a flow while persisting authentication and storage state between your tests.

CI Pipelines form the backbone of all the world's best apps. They take away the most tedious, mundane and repetitive part of a developer's day. In this post, we'll build a CI Pipeline runner from sratch.