Homebrew is considered macOS's missing package manager. It has an unexpected behavior in how it links and locates some formulas. Here is my mental model of that.
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A clear and practical explanation of symmetric and asymmetric encryption, what they are, how they differ, and how they’re used in the real world.
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Breaking down the cookie flags that protect against XSS and CSRF
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A beginner-friendly guide to understanding HTTP requests and the differences between HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2
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I found this cool trick to add empty commits with no changes, and here I talk about it along with common use cases
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A deep dive into how JavaScript handles objects in memory, covering reference assignment, nested objects, shallow cloning with spread syntax, and the subtle gotchas that cause unexpected mutations
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React officially deprecated Create React App (CRA) in 2025. In this article, I dive into why CRA is no longer recommended, and why Vite is now the go-to tool for scaffolding new React projects.
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I break down what experimental commits are, how to use them, how to save them, and explain some key Git concepts like HEAD, detached HEAD state, and more....
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I walk you through the different shell session types like interactive login, non-login, and non-interactive shells, and how various shell programs like Bash and Zsh behave in each. If you’re serious about mastering the terminal, this one’s for you.....
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I recently heard about a concept called monorepo and got curious about what it really means. So I decided to dig into it. This post covers what I learned along the way.
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I used to get confused about when to use a traditional for loop vs forEach. Once I began exploring how these two really work, everything clicked. This is a breakdown of what I learned, how each one behaves and more...
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I break down how to organize Sass projects using the 7-1 architecture, how I updated it with the modern module system, and some useful Sass functions and setups I personally use like rem/em converters and a constants map setup. I hope this will help you structure your Sass environment...