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Hey Amrish, Thanks for sharing about Google CodeGen. Will explore in detail how they are used. I hope it works case by case. I have tried Swagger Codegen but always don't capture every custom condition we have. If I lead a DevExp team, then I will try to make sure to support atleast 4-5 languages (NodeJS, Java, Ruby, GoLang and few popular if any); but for other language I will point customers to use CodeGen by giving our OpenAPI Spec doc.
I tried to check Sandeep Panda AMA he has mentioned he ll write but not able to find full architecture post but lot of module base posts are available. May be Sandeep Panda we need a feature to filter out post by you(user) in your(their) profile page. From my understanding I will reply this. Does it deploy the code on subdomain? Does it deploy the code on users custom domain? For both questions the answer may be NO. All the domains will be configured to the same Hashnode servers. So whenever a post of our custom domains (say https://heyvp7.tech) or hashnode sub domain (https://heyvp7.hashnode.com) is visited, then hashnode servers will be check which users post is checked and then which post is looked. And all the best for job search, will ping you if I come across any post.
Technical blogging can reinforce your learning This is great point to be remembered. When we are learning some concepts and if we are going to write post on it, we will do a bit of research and then post on it. Recently I started doing daily programming in Leetcode, one of the question which I got is Find The kth Factor of n for that I came up with a solution, I was trying to find other optimized solution for this and found another approach for the same problem, which reduces the iteration. I searched for another solution only when I started writing blog post on Hashnode. Covered both solution of the same problem here