I have been in love with computers and everything related since I played my first game of Dangerous Dave back in the 90s.
Graduating with a master's degree in Biology, and a bachelor's in Pharmacy; I have been fortunate enough to dabble my hands in things ranging from copywriting to computer networks.
I love pixel art!
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Mentoring as an activity is something which happened naturally in all the companies I have worked at; and it was often a two-way approach. Well, "mentoring" here would be a misnomer ... mentoring through code-reviews is what I precisely went through!...
I am thinking a lot about hiring, and interviews these days. The following set of tweets made me hungry for more food for thought regarding this matter. The gist of the discussion that happened on twitter is that the ideal way of designing an intervi...
I'm addicted to git stash && git stash drop as a quick way to bring my repo. to a clean state. I am curious to know what is your way of doing this? TIL checkout takes a <path> as an argument which you can use to go back to the "clean" state of the gi...
There are those ideas/things which, yet being simple, awe you with their elegance. The following GitHub Gist, conveying the core functionality behind Redux, is one of such things for me. That's why 'tis my favourite. Having said that, do you have any...
The other day, I and Siddarthan, were discussing about the nitty gritties of a feature; when he said, "my stress is directly proportional to the amount of time I spend developing a feature without deploying it". We joked about Sid's coefficient of de...
This article - http://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/ - is what I go along with, as a guideline. It would be great to see if you have any advice on doing it any differently, or simply, on how you prefer to do it; whether you use any custom tools th...