A blog about my coding adventures
There’s a bunch of things that I love that I don’t talk about: The IQueryable vs IEnumerable, Code-First vs Database-First, ORM vs Raw SQL or who is the most powerful Avenger in MCU. But one of the things that I’m not at all ashamed about is my appreciation for REST. Don’t worry, we are not … Read more
One Ring to rule them all,One Ring to find them,One Ring to bring them alland in the darkness bind them. ― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring Whether you are a Lord of the Rings movie fan or not, you will agree that uniformity appeals every one and having a unified development experience is … Read more
Timers are polyglot. They are very useful in many use cases. Almost all major programming languages supports them and Node.js is no exception. Its actually more simple in Node because Node.js let us reuse our existing learning of timers. In this post, I will describe and demonstrate what they are, how to use them, whats … Read more
If you’re doing it right, life is a process of continuous learning. If you’ve learned something today that you didn’t know when you got out of bed this morning, you’ve had a good day – no matter what else happened. Today I learned a little more about IBM Cloud offerings – more than I knew … Read more
Its old and of no use. No body wants it around anymore. No, that’s not what they are saying about me around the office (at least I hope not). I am talking about serial communication. Few days ago I saw a video on YouTube showing some kids reactions of using windows 95 and couple of … Read more
IoT devices are gaining popularity with every single day. The specialist hardware is becoming standardized and the specialized software is getting abstracted away with the ability to compose our applications using higher-level frameworks. One example of that device is ESP32 and in this post I will give a brief introduction to it. Though the demos … Read more
Streaming is not a new concept. It has been a very common requirement in programming. However it is normally under appreciated and not discussed as frequently as it should. I was watching the movie “source code” (2011) then it suddenly clicked me and I was able to connect the dots. Although the movie was about … Read more