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@sagarNayak

Khirsagar Nayak

@sagarNayak

Joined January 2025

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How the internet works?have-you-ever-wondered-how-the-internet-works.hashnode.dev1 post

Decoding the TCP Handshakedecoding-the-tcp-handshake.hashnode.dev1 post

Understanding Network Devicesunderstanding-network-devices-without-getting-confused.hashnode.dev1 post

CSS Selectors 101: Story Modecss-selectors-101-story-mode.hashnode.dev1 post

Inside Git: How .git Really Worksinside-git-how-git-really-works.hashnode.dev1 post

About

Nothing here yet.

Available for

Nothing here yet.

Khirsagar Nayak's blogs

How the internet works?have-you-ever-wondered-how-the-internet-works.hashnode.dev1 post

Decoding the TCP Handshakedecoding-the-tcp-handshake.hashnode.dev1 post

Understanding Network Devicesunderstanding-network-devices-without-getting-confused.hashnode.dev1 post

CSS Selectors 101: Story Modecss-selectors-101-story-mode.hashnode.dev1 post

Inside Git: How .git Really Worksinside-git-how-git-really-works.hashnode.dev1 post

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KNKhirsagar Nayakinemmet-for-html-writing-html-10x-faster.hashnode.dev·Feb 15 · 4 min read

Emmet for HTML: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing HTML 10x Faster

Imagine building a house brick by brick… slowly placing each one. Now imagine speaking a single command and the entire wall appears instantly. That’s exactly what Emmet does for HTML developers. Instead of typing dozens of lines of HTML manually, Emm...

KNKhirsagar Nayakinhow-a-browser-works-browser-internals.hashnode.dev·Feb 12 · 4 min read

How a Browser Works: A Guide to Browser Internals

Imagine this. You open Chrome, type google.com, and press Enter. Within seconds, a fully designed website appears with text, images, buttons, and animations. But have you ever wondered… What actually happens behind the scenes? How does your browser t...

KNKhirsagar Nayakintcp-is-reliable-and-safe.hashnode.dev·Feb 12 · 4 min read

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

Imagine you want to send an important message to your friend. You have two options: Call them on the phone and make sure they heard everything correctly Or make a public announcement and hope they hear it Both methods send information — but they ...

KNKhirsagar Nayakingetting-started-with-curl-talking-with-servers.hashnode.dev·Feb 12 · 4 min read

Getting Started with cURL: Talking with Servers from the Terminal

Imagine you walk into a restaurant. You don’t go into the kitchen to cook your food. Instead, you give your order to the waiter. The waiter takes your request to the kitchen and brings back your food. In the world of the internet: You are the client...

KNKhirsagar Nayakindns-record-types-explained-simply.hashnode.dev·Feb 12 · 3 min read

DNS Record Types Explained Simply

Have you ever wondered how your browser knows where a website lives? When you type google.com, Your computer somehow finds the exact server among millions of servers on the internet. How does this happen? The answer is DNS and DNS records. Let’s unde...