Danish Kagdi

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Git for Beginners: Complete Overviewgit-for-beginners-complete-overview.hashnode.dev1 post

Why do we need Version Control Systems?why-do-we-need-version-control-systems.hashnode.dev1 post

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DKDanish Kagdidanish-writes.hashnode.devJan 30 · 3 min read

TCP vs UDP: When to Use What, and How HTTP Fits In

Have you ever wondered how data actually moves across the internet? When you send a message on WhatsApp, stream a YouTube video, or open a website in your browser, data doesn’t just magically appear on your screen. Behind the scenes, the internet fol...

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DKDanish Kagdidanish-writes.hashnode.devJan 30 · 4 min read

Let's get started with cURL(beginner overview)

If you’ve ever wondered how your computer talks to a server behind the scenes, or how developers test APIs without opening a browser, this is where cURL quietly shines. This guide is written to be beginner‑friendly, human, and confidence‑building, wh...

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DKDanish Kagdidanish-writes.hashnode.devJan 30 · 6 min read

How a Browser Works: A Deep but Beginner‑Friendly Guide to Browser Internals

If you’ve ever typed a website address into your browser and thought: “Okay… but what is actually happening right now?” You’re asking the right question. From the outside, a browser feels simple. You enter a URL, press Enter, and a page appears. But ...

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DKDanish Kagdidanish-writes.hashnode.devJan 30 · 3 min read

Understanding HTML Tags and Elements

Have you ever wondered how a webpage is actually built behind the scenes?Before CSS adds beauty and JavaScript adds intelligence, HTML gives structure. Think of HTML as the skeleton of a webpage. Just like a human skeleton defines shape and support, ...

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DKDanish Kagdidanish-writes.hashnode.devJan 30 · 5 min read

Emmet for HTML: A beginner's guide to writing faster Markup

Have you ever written HTML and felt like: "Why am I typing the same tags again and again?" If you’re new to HTML, this feeling comes very quickly. Writing <div>, adding classes, nesting elements, and closing tags can feel slow, repetitive, and hone...

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TCP vs UDP: When to Use What, and How HTTP Fits In

Let's get started with cURL(beginner overview)

How a Browser Works: A Deep but Beginner‑Friendly Guide to Browser Internals

Understanding HTML Tags and Elements

Emmet for HTML: A beginner's guide to writing faster Markup

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Danish Kagdi

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Danish Kagdi's blogs

Recently published

TCP vs UDP: When to Use What, and How HTTP Fits In

Let's get started with cURL(beginner overview)

How a Browser Works: A Deep but Beginner‑Friendly Guide to Browser Internals

Understanding HTML Tags and Elements

Emmet for HTML: A beginner's guide to writing faster Markup