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mohd ashraf (@mohdashraf) | Hashnode

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mohd ashraf

@mohdashraf·Delhi, India·Joined July 2025

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Software Engineer 👨‍💻 Simplifying Software Engineering. Frontend • Backend • System Design • Cloud Learning. Building. Sharing.

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Exploring how software works behind the scenes.mohdashraf.hashnode.dev4 posts

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Software Engineer 👨‍💻 Simplifying Software Engineering. Frontend • Backend • System Design • Cloud Learning. Building. Sharing.

Available for

Freelance Work, Mentorship, Technical Writing

mohd ashraf's blogs

Exploring how software works behind the scenes.mohdashraf.hashnode.dev4 posts

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MAmohd ashrafinmohdashraf.hashnode.dev·Jul 23 · 9 min read

Serialization and Deserialization: The Invisible Backbone of Modern Software

If you've ever called an API, saved a file, cached a value in Redis, or sent a message through a queue - you've relied on serialization and deserialization, whether you noticed it or not. They don't g

MAmohd ashrafinmohdashraf.hashnode.dev·Jul 7 · 6 min read

DNS Explained: How Your Browser Finds a Website (And How It Handles Billions of Requests a Day)

Every time you type a website address into your browser, something invisible happens before anything else can load: your browser has to figure out the actual location of that website on the internet.

MAmohd ashrafinmohdashraf.hashnode.dev·Jul 5 · 6 min read

HTTPS & SSL/TLS Certificates: How Your Browser Knows a Website Is Secure

When you visit a website like: https://example.com Have you ever stopped to think about how your browser actually knows it's talking to the real example.com, and not an attacker impersonating it? The

MAmohd ashrafinmohdashraf.hashnode.dev·Jul 4 · 6 min read

HTTP & The Hidden Role of Port 80: What Really Happens When You Visit a Website

Every single time you open a website, two things happen almost instantly and invisibly: your browser finds the right server, and it speaks the right "language" to that server so it understands what yo