Full-time programmer, part-time writer, and lifelong learner — Bio Hey! I am a programmer, hacker, computer science engineer, and product developer from Bangalore, India. I have 16+ years of Software engineering experience across multiple technologies including High-performance web backend platforms, Cloud services deployment. These are some of the areas I have worked in: Product Development, Systems software & firmware…

— Here’s How — Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed various industries, and education is no exception. In recent years, AI has emerged as a powerful tool that can enhance the learning experience for students. This blog will examine how artificial intelligence can be used to improve student outcomes. Personalized Learning One of the major advantages of…

Native Mobile Apps or Hybrid and Web Apps: Which is Right for You? — The mobile app development scene is a fast-paced, ever-changing world. While many of the technologies we use today were developed years ago, new ones are being created every day by developers and designers from around the world. One of the most notable changes in recent years has been the rise…

A minimum viable product is the most simple yet functional version of a product developed to solve a specific customer problem. Why start with MVP? Building an MVP will give you critical insights about your product. It will teach you what works and what doesn’t work in the eyes of the consumers. Also, the…

Downsides and Upsides — You’ve probably heard the term cloud computing, but do you really know what it’s all about? If you’re like most people, your main understanding of cloud computing is that it can make developers’ lives a lot easier. This isn’t far from the truth. Cloud computing has a ton of benefits…

How an excessive focus on quality can have adverse effects — QA is a necessary evil when it comes to creating software, as a lot of gems slip through the cracks. But it can also be a hindrance if an organization puts too much focus on its QA process, instead of the customer experience. This can happen when the QA process…

I hope it does! — The world has become a smaller place. People can travel to faraway lands in the blink of an eye and experience things they never thought possible before. But what are the consequences of this? Over-tourism is a serious problem that needs addressing, but until now there hasn’t been a solution. …

Spoiler: it’s ECS. — If you’re an AWS developer, you probably know that the cloud giant offers two different ways to run your applications: EC2 instances and ECS containers. Both are powerful and flexible options that give you access to various computing resources and services. But how do they compare? …

It was just a missing hyphen — This story is from the era of the Cold War when the USSR and the USA were competing with one another to dominate the world in every possible way. In 1957 the USSR took lead in space domination by successfully launching the first artificial satellite that encircled Earth for 2…