I’m going through “Backend from First Principles” by Sriniously, and I’ve decided to do something more useful than just watching the videos. I’m converting my understanding, notes, and key takeaways from each topic into a Medium article. One topic = one article. I’ll be covering everything from HTTP and routing to databases, authentication, caching, system design, and more. The goal isn’t to copy the course. It’s to understand the concepts deeply enough that I can explain them in my own words. Building my own backend knowledge base strongly

Saw a folder of "NNN" in my college pc

2 weeks ke baad college jaa rha hu, agar survive kar gya to update dunga kya kya hua

Built StreetForge for @unlayer 's Build with React Image Editor Challenge 🚗💨 Draw your own race track inside the React Image Editor → turn it into a playable 3D world → drive through it while trying to escape the police. Roads, ramps, buildings, water, trees - all created from your sketch. Started building it with ~36 hours left, so this basically turned into a mini hackathon 😭 #BuiltWithImageEditor Demo ↓

"You can clone or make 1-1 copy but eventually you won't be able to sustain it and at the end you need to have vision on how to improve it. At the end it's the same thing you can make projects using a single prompt but it doesn't matter if no one uses it" ~dhruvtwt_

So now I don't have to do all that hard work and will get my weekly update of repo. Damnnn that's what we call cool idea. Go and checkout: repomail.online/

Aaaaaaaaaaaaand we are live. solving a major industry problem Every Monday, eng teams rebuild the same weekly update from GitHub. PRs. commits. issues. who shipped what. So I built RepoMail. Connect GitHub once. Pick your repos. Every Monday, the report shows up. No chasing updates. No Monday ritual. repomail.online

Thankyou blinkit for always making my inner child happy 😋

Fun fact: there are 9,592 primes between 1 and 100,000. So basically ~10⁴ primes in 10⁵ numbers 😭 Math really said “10 by 10, like seriously?” 💀 Idk why but this looks so weird to me.

If I die today you can blame python, java and C because switching between the syntax is making me ded

Made corrections for @purusa0x6c 's circle Because krishna is connected with krishna in different forms

A* is one of those algorithms that looks complicated until you actually understand what it’s doing. Dijkstra: “Which node is closest from where I am?” A*: “Which node is closest to where I am AND my destination?” That’s basically it. f(n) = g(n) + h(n) g(n) = distance travelled h(n) = estimated distance left That one extra h(n) helps A* avoid wasting time exploring random directions. Been learning DSA lately and honestly, algorithms start making way more sense once you understand the idea instead of just memorising the code.

0.987 on Amazon ML Challenge. Global ranking #65. Total 8 hrs of work done.

Another W for open source 🔥 Yesterday, rareui.com got hit by a DDoS and I ended up with a massive Vercel bill. It was honestly a bit stressful since RareUI is completely open source and it's entirely free... I reached out to @sonofalli and she helped me get the entire bill waived. This is the kind of support that makes a real difference for OSS. I genuinely don’t see myself moving RareUI off Vercel after this. Huge thanks to @rauchg, @sonofalli, and the entire @vercel team for supporting open source developers, even outside the Vercel OSS Program. This kind of support genuinely means a lot. Note: RareUI was not even part of the Vercel OSS Program when this happened.

Breaking Bad named 21st Century's BEST TV SHOW across Globe: Here's the list of all ‘Top 100′

Java is nightmare

Can we just skip today please