bhaveshpatle.hashnode.devUnderstanding Network Devices: The Hardware Behind the WebAs software engineers, we live in the cloud. We write our HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, push it to a repository, and deploy it to services like Vercel or AWS. We rarely think about the physical hardware that makes the internet possible. But "the cloud" ...Feb 14·5 min read
bhaveshpatle.hashnode.devCSS Selectors 101: Targeting Elements with PrecisionImagine writing a beautifully structured HTML document. You have your headings, your paragraphs, and your buttons perfectly organized. But when you open it in the browser, it’s just a plain, black-and-white wall of text. To bring that structure to li...Feb 14·4 min read
bhaveshpatle.hashnode.devEmmet for HTML: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Faster MarkupLet’s be honest: writing plain HTML can feel incredibly tedious. Every time you want to create a simple paragraph, your fingers have to perform a gymnastics routine: Shift + <, type p, Shift + >, type your text, Shift + <, /, p, Shift + >. Doing that...Feb 14·4 min read
bhaveshpatle.hashnode.devUnderstanding HTML Tags and Elements: The Skeleton of the Web(An x-ray of a webpage, or a blueprint of a house). Every beautifully designed, highly interactive website you visit starts as a blank text file. Before you can add colors with CSS or logic with JavaScript, you need structure. That is exactly what HT...Feb 14·4 min read
bhaveshpatle.hashnode.devWhy Version Control Exists: The Pendrive ProblemIf you ask a modern developer how they collaborate, they will instantly say "Git and GitHub." It is so deeply ingrained in our workflow that it feels like it has always been there. But there was a dark time in software development. A time before bran...Feb 14·4 min read
