KBKartik Budhlakotiinkartikbudhlakoti.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 3 min readMonth 7: The Plan Changed. The Design Did Not.Month 7 did not add anything new to build. Everything I had planned to build is built, tested, and sitting behind me now. What remains is about getting the project to run somewhere other than my own m00
KBKartik Budhlakotiinkartikbudhlakoti.hashnode.dev·Sep 3 · 4 min readMonth 6: Two Times I Should Have Kept ReadingMonth 6 did not add anything new to show. Most of it was maintenance again, the kind of work that does not show up well in a commit log. In both cases below, I only found the real problem because I ke00
KBKartik Budhlakotiinkartikbudhlakoti.hashnode.dev·Aug 3 · 4 min readMonth 5: Working Was Not the Same as CorrectMonth 5 was quieter than Month 4 on the surface. Fewer commits, less obvious progress. But this month taught me two things I only found because I stopped trusting the first signal that said everything00
KBKartik Budhlakotiinkartikbudhlakoti.hashnode.dev·Jul 1 · 4 min readMonth 4: Two Hash Functions, One Bug, and Less Time Than UsualMonth 4 was the shortest month so far. Not because there was less to learn, but because there was less time to learn it in. End semester exams started this month. The roadmap did not pause for them, a00
KBKartik Budhlakotiinkartikbudhlakoti.hashnode.dev·May 31 · 5 min readMonth 3: Docker, a Deadline, and a Decision I Did Not Expect to MakeMonth 3 was supposed to go a specific way. Docker basics, Docker Compose, advanced Git, GitHub Actions. Four weeks, clean progression, move on to Month 4. It did not go that way. The Plan After two mo00
