Ignition Every now and then, I see a Twitter thread on GoLang. Someone is Glazing about GoLang with some statistics, talking about why GoLang is the future. Startups are building their products with GoLang, and there are very good opportunities for GoLang developers. To be honest, my backend skills are not that great. You may ask why? JavaScript. I started with frontend, so the majority of my time was spent learning frontend....
New Here? Grind LeetCode. Let me paint a picture for you: most tech interviews out there will throw some Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) your way. In fact, a lot of them are fully based on it. So, what’s the logical conclusion? Spending hours grinding LeetCode seems like the smart move. But dedicating your entire college life to do LeetCode only from day one is foolish. I’ve seen this type of student; they dive into CodeChef and CodeForces from day one....
VSCoder Everyone has that phase in their coding journey where they are so used to using a tool that they feel like “I am speed.” I was fast af with VSCode. I was using arrow keys to their maximum potential. At this time, I had no clue what in the hjkl is Vim. I was fast because I was using extensions; VSCode would auto-import stuff (I was doing JavaScript). Everything was perfect....
Navigating takes longer than writing a blog. This portfolio/blog website is powered by Hugo and PaperMod Theme. If you have built something using Hugo, then you know that to create a new post, you have to write this command. hugo new content content/posts/<post_name>.md To create a new blog, I would have to follow these steps: Open my blog repository. Type the above command. Open the newly created file. Write the blog content....