commitpush.hashnode.devEmmet for HTML: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Faster MarkupWriting HTML Without Shortcuts Feels Slow When you're just starting out, writing HTML can seem a bit repetitive. For instance, creating a simple structure like this: A div Inside it, a heading Then a paragraph Means typing lots of opening and cl...Jan 30·3 min read
commitpush.hashnode.devHow a Browser Works: A Beginner-Friendly Guide to Browser InternalsWhat happens after I type a URL and press Enter? We use browsers every day. Whether it's Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, we open them, type in a website name, and the page magically appears. But have you ever wondered: What really goes on inside th...Jan 30·4 min read
commitpush.hashnode.devUnderstanding Network DevicesHow Does the Internet Reach a Home or Office? When you open a website or use an app, it feels almost instant, right? But behind the scenes, the internet has to travel through several networking devices before it gets to your phone or laptop. In a typ...Jan 30·4 min read
commitpush.hashnode.devHow DNS Resolution WorksWhat is DNS and Why Name Resolution Exists DNS, or Domain Name System, is like the internet's friendly guide. While the internet uses IP addresses, which are just strings of numbers like 142.250.190.14, we humans prefer to remember names like google....Jan 30·4 min read
commitpush.hashnode.devUnderstanding cURL (Beginner Friendly Guide)What is a Server and Why Do We Need to Talk to It? Before diving into cURL, let's break down a simple idea: A server is just a computer somewhere on the internet that holds websites, data, or services. For example: When you open a website, your brow...Jan 30·3 min read
