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@apoorv284

Apoorv Dubey

@apoorv284·Joined September 2022

Software Engineer

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Hey, I am Apoorv Dubey a tech enthusiast and software engineer. I post what I learn in simple language.

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About

Hey, I am Apoorv Dubey a tech enthusiast and software engineer. I post what I learn in simple language.

Available for

learning and growing together

Apoorv Dubey's blogs

Apoorv's learning blogapoorvdubey.hashnode.dev3 posts

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ADApoorv Dubeyinapoorvdubey.hashnode.dev·Oct 4, 2022 · 4 min read

Understanding Git Merge and Git Rebase

As a developer, many of us have to choose between git merge and git rebase. In this blog, I will make you clear everything about both the commands, and then you will be able to decide for yourself when to use and which command to use. The first thing...

ADApoorv Dubeyinapoorvdubey.hashnode.dev·Sep 18, 2022 · 5 min read

Ever Wonder How data is transferred over the internet?

Have you ever thought about how the server knows that my laptop has made a request and it has to send the response to my device only? And how does my laptop or device knows which application they have to send the response to after getting the data fr...

ADApoorv Dubeyinapoorvdubey.hashnode.dev·Sep 17, 2022 · 5 min read

Basic Git commands every developer should know

Hey everyone, as developers we have to work with git most of the time. And as a beginner, this can be a bit intimidating to work with git using terminal/commands. This is perfectly alright. There are around 160 commands in git, learning all these com...