A personal journey into Ekadashi fasting, exploring its spiritual roots, Hindu traditions, and surprising scientific health benefits....
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Vibe coding is a new term that has been gaining popularity in the software development community. It is a way of coding that is focused on the desired outcome of a software project, rather than the code itself. It is a way of coding that is focused on the desired outcome of a software project, rather than the code itself....
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Exploring AI-Assisted Coding: A hands-on session demonstrating how developers can collaborate with AI tools to write better code through effective prompting and continuous refinement....
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Coding with LLMs sounds deceptively simple, but the reality is more complex than YouTube demos suggest. This post explores the challenges of vibe coding, providing practical strategies for effectively collaborating with AI coding assistants. Learn how to manage context, separate product and developer mindsets, and adapt your approach for different project types to harness the power of LLMs while avoiding common pitfalls that can slow down development....
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Learn how to set up an EC2 instance, clone and manage a 260GB AI model, upload it to S3, and import it into AWS Bedrock for inference....
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Learn how to use npm audit to identify and fix security vulnerabilities in your Node.js project dependencies. This guide covers how npm audit works, fixing vulnerabilities with npm audit fix, handling transitive dependencies, and best practices for maintaining a secure Node.js application....
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Learn how to build a fully serverless architecture with AWS AppSync and DynamoDB using GraphQL and AWS CDK. Achieve seamless scalability and cost efficiency for your e-commerce order management system....
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Discover how to implement Server-Sent Events (SSE) with NestJS for efficient real-time web applications. Learn the benefits of SSE, its one-way communication model, and how to correctly manage headers and data streams in NestJS....
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This blog narrates a Lead Architect's successful quest to enhance a client's cloud infrastructure, significantly reducing AWS costs and improving scalability through innovative AWS solutions. It marks a pivotal debut in his new role, showcasing strategic problem-solving and technological prowess....
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In the dynamic world of web development, the tools and technologies we choose significantly impact our productivity and the performance of our applications. My recent experience of transitioning my blog from NextJS to Astro offers a telling example of this....
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The landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seen significant shifts and advancements with the release of transformative tools like ChatGPT. From Twitter to Reddit, discussions about AI, its applications, and varying perspectives on its implications are growing quickly....
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Often, applications use environmental variables to store secrets or values that vary depending on the system where the application runs. These values are typically not checked into the git repositories, and you may need to set them at runtime....
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Last year, I joined Travelopia to lead the WebApp development teams. My early days were focused on meeting the product tech team and learning about the technology solutions they were using in their projects....
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React has recently announced the development of a new hook that will provide first-class support for Promises....
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If you are coming to the typescript world from Java or from any other typesafe languages, then often your choice might be Enums for structuring something like loglevels, status, etc....
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Domain Driven Design, is an approach to designing a software system by getting direct inputs from the domain experts and modeling the software accordingly. These domain experts can be the product owners or someone who is close to the product and understands the need of the market/end-users...
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Since the pandemic began, most of us started working from home. Some people like it and some people miss their offices. But for me, the most amazing part of WFH is the desk setup. Have always seen YouTubers having this but I never got this opportunity until now....
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Testing is one of the most important and a major part of any application development, NestJS by default uses Jest & Supertest for making unit tests & end-to-end testing jobs easier....
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Generally, every company will have roles for understanding seniority in the team, these roles can start from Junior Developer to all the way till Principal/Senior Developer. The term might vary from company to company but the idea is the same. The team will be composed of a set of developers with different expertise & experience. And it’s very important to have a SPOC(Single point of contact) for the engineering team to function. These anchor roles are generally called Tech Leads....
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One piece is officially 23 years old now and I thought of creating a small CSS card of Luffy....
Continue reading →Most of us grew up using px CSS unit. This code should be familiar to you width: 100px;. But in the past few years, I saw other units getting added to the CSS specs. So let’s understand each of them....
Continue reading →RXJava can be very intimidating at first go. Reactive Extensions - RX is all about data streams & handling them and three important pillars for it are Observables, Operators & Schedulers....
Continue reading →There is a huge buzz in the market for “Reactive Programming”, but the very first question comes in our mid is what is reactive programming? Why we need reactive programming? What is RX?...
Continue reading →A project is much easier to develop and maintain if the codebase is clean, which every developer should strive for. Writing clean code is not rocket science, in fact, it’s quite simple....
Continue reading →Vert.x is an event-driven non-blocking library. It’s not a framework, so you get power to write code in your way. Vert.x is similar to NodeJS. It helps you to achieve concurrency with minimal hardware....
Continue reading →Today I am going to share my journey on buying a product from Snapdeal....
Continue reading →Many times we face situations in projects for naming our files, variables or classes. Here is the convention I am sharing which I follow in my projects of Javascript....
Continue reading →I love javascript and its mystery, if you had to compare a set of two identical arrays the first thing in your mind would come is to compare using == operator. But in javascript the result will be different....
Continue reading →If you are on linux system and fed up with Wordpress asking FTP details on every install/update of plugin/theme??...
Continue reading →Recently I added a functionality in one my clients website to notify user about battery status if they are running low on it....
Continue reading →In simple words reusing object between different classes. You can also take it as an Interface with implemented methods....
Continue reading →Add your multiple images into a single pdf by following command #pdf #ubuntu...
Continue reading →JQuery Treeview List - Creates a nice expanding and collapsing tree view control using jQuery....
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