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How Your Browser "Draws" the Internet: A Gentle Dive Into Browser Internals

Jan 30 · 6 min read · Introduction Dozens of times a day, you do it. After entering a URL, such as google.com, into that long white bar and pressing Enter, a fully interactive, visual page appears in milliseconds. It seems immediate. It has a mystical quality. Most of u...

TCP: The Unsung Hero of the Internet

Jan 30 · 6 min read · Introduction Imagine you are trying to send a massive, handwritten manuscript to a publisher by mail. However, the postal service has a few quirks: they might lose some pages, deliver them out of order, or even duplicate a few sheets. If you just dum...

TCP vs. UDP: The Invisible Engines of the Internet (And Where HTTP Fits In)

Jan 30 · 5 min read · Introduction If you’ve ever inspected a network tab in Chrome or configured a backend server, you’ve seen the terms TCP and UDP. They are the fundamental "transport" mechanisms of the internet. But there is often a gap in understanding. We know TCP i...

Git: Under the hood

Jan 30 · 5 min read · Introduction If you are a software developer or do any king of coding, then you must have been using the Git for a while ever wondered how Git works internally. Git is not just version control system it is a content-addressable filesystem. Today, we ...

Git for Absolute Beginner's

Jan 30 · 5 min read · Introduction Back in day’s when I started learning web development, after learning HTML, CSS and Javascript I learnt Git to manage and save my codes somewhere on the server i.e GitHub. At that time I was unaware of the true potential of the Git I tho...