Ruchir Dixit

@ruchirtdixit

Software Engineer working in a product based company with 4+ years of experience. Experience working in Java and its framworks.

Pune, IndiaJoined May 2023

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Hey 👋, Ruchir Dixit here! I am currently a Java backend developer at eQ Technologic, Pune, a product based company. I love learning new technologies and building projects while learning. About my Non tech side, I love travelling and trekking. An avid motorcycle enthusiast and Basketball sports player/fan. Lets Connect on LinkedIn, Instagram or GitHub to grow together.

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RDRuchir Dixitruchirstechblogs.hashnode.devFeb 1 · 4 min read

Design Patterns in Java - Part 1: Introduction and Singleton Pattern

As software engineers, we often start by writing code that just works. But as applications grow, we face familiar problems; duplicate logic, tightly coupled classes, code that’s hard to modify, and bugs that appear when even small changes are made. T...

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RDRuchir Dixitruchirstechblogs.hashnode.devJan 3 · 4 min read

AI Agents Explained: How Autonomous AI Is Changing the Future of Software

For years, artificial intelligence has impressed us by answering questions, generating content, and mimicking human conversation. Chatbots became smarter, recommendations became more personalized, and automation became faster. Yet, something fundamen...

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RDRuchir Dixitruchirstechblogs.hashnode.devOct 25, 2025 · 4 min read

AWS Outage Explained Simply — What Happened and Which Services Were Impacted

🪩 Introduction If you've noticed your favorite apps slowing down or not loading recently, you're not alone. And even if you didn't notice, I'm sure you've read or heard about it somewhere...On 20th October 2025, Amazon Web Services (AWS) — the backb...

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RDRuchir Dixitruchirstechblogs.hashnode.devMay 31, 2025 · 5 min read

From a Prompt to a Playable Game: My Amazon Q CLI Experiment

While exploring the recent trend of vibe coding (a topic I’ll cover in another blog), I stumbled upon Amazon Q Developer CLI through an exciting campaign called “Build Games with Amazon Q CLI” That’s where my curiosity kicked in, and I decided to giv...

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RDRuchir Dixitruchirstechblogs.hashnode.devMay 18, 2025 · 5 min read

The Paradox of AI: Always Answering, Rarely Knowing

We're often advised during interviews or college exams to say "I Don't Know" if we don't know an answer, rather than guessing. However, AI chatbots never say "I Don't Know" to any question. They always provide some kind of answer, even if it's not wh...

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Design Patterns in Java - Part 1: Introduction and Singleton Pattern

AI Agents Explained: How Autonomous AI Is Changing the Future of Software

AWS Outage Explained Simply — What Happened and Which Services Were Impacted

From a Prompt to a Playable Game: My Amazon Q CLI Experiment

The Paradox of AI: Always Answering, Rarely Knowing

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Ruchir Dixit's blogs

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Design Patterns in Java - Part 1: Introduction and Singleton Pattern

AI Agents Explained: How Autonomous AI Is Changing the Future of Software

AWS Outage Explained Simply — What Happened and Which Services Were Impacted

From a Prompt to a Playable Game: My Amazon Q CLI Experiment

The Paradox of AI: Always Answering, Rarely Knowing