Java Platform 1 . Why is Java so popular? Overall, Java’s combination of platform independence, rich ecosystem, community support, robustness, scalability, security, backward compatibility, and versatility contributes to its enduring popularity among developers and organizations worldwide. 2 . What is platform independence? Overall, platform independence in Java simplifies software development Read more…
Every once in a while, we stumble upon a book that profoundly impacts our lives, instigates change, and even redefines our perspectives. Today, I bring you a curated list of 12 transformative books that encompass personal development, professional growth, financial wisdom, entrepreneurial journeys, software engineering, spirituality, mental health, and leadership Read more…
Toxic workplaces are somewhat a taboo to talk about. It is also something very much personable. The same workplace can be toxic for one and energizing for another. There is really no one size fits all situation here.There is also situations which are not great but should not be considered Read more…
Header Outline: Understand the Basics of Backend Development As a backend engineer, it is essential to have a good understanding of the fundamentals of backend development. This includes understanding the concepts of server-side programming, web protocols, and server infrastructure. To improve your understanding of backend development, you can: Learn the Read more…
A few years ago, I started reading books to improve myself and look to become better in my career and personal life. A few years ago, I embarked on a journey of self-improvement through reading. In this blog post, I aim to document the books I’ve read and the impact Read more…
If you are familiar with socket programming, you would be aware that send and recv are usually blocking calls. This means that the code execution will be blocked until they are successfully resolved. This prevents us from writing TCP servers that can respond to multiple clients. However, there are different Read more…
The Least Recently Used (LRU) cache is a cache eviction algorithm that organizes elements in order of use. In LRU, as the name suggests, the element that hasn’t been used for the longest time will be evicted from the cache.
I recently started using Emacs for text editing purposes and was pleasantly surprised. My main goal to learn it was to work efficiently in teams that don’t have a nice local dev environment and you need to have a dev machine running to run, build, and debug your code.I started Read more…
AdBlock for blocking ads. also adblock plus Go Fucking Work is what I use to block sites like Reddit or Facebook so that I don’t get distracted. Grammarly is a grammar-checking extension for you to improve any writing. (It’s also available for Firefox and Safari if you use those.) Lastpass is the password Read more…