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Sanghita Seal

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Joined July 2025

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Sanghita Seal's blogs

Access vs Refresh Tokens Explainedaccess-vs-refresh-tokens-explained.hashnode.dev1 post

Sanghita Sealsanghita-seal.hashnode.dev1 post

Understanding HTML Tags and Elementssanghita.hashnode.dev1 post

CSS Selectors for Beginnerssanghitaseal.hashnode.dev1 post

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JavaScript Promise Static Methods Explained Using an ISRO Rocket Launch Analogy

What do JavaScript Promises and an ISRO rocket launch have in common? At first glance — nothing. But if you think about it, both involve: Multiple independent systems Uncertainty Timing Success or

5d ago·7 min read

explanation-of-dns-record-types.hashnode.dev

DNS Record Types Explained (In Simple Terms)

Let’s start with a basic question: How does your browser know where a website lives? You type: example.com But computers don’t understand domain names. They understand IP addresses. So something must translate names into addresses. That system is D...

Jan 30·4 min read

dns-resolution-workflow.hashnode.dev

How DNS Resolution Works (Using dig)

When you type google.com in your browser, your computer somehow finds Google’s server IP. You never see this process. But a lot happens behind the scenes. That system is called DNS. Let’s break it down practically — using dig. What Is DNS (Very Simp...

Jan 30·4 min read

getting-curl.hashnode.dev

Getting Started with cURL

As developers, we constantly talk to servers. Your browser does it.Your mobile apps do it.Your backend services do it. But how do you talk to a server directly? That’s where cURL comes in. First: What Is a Server? Before cURL, let’s clarify one thin...

Jan 30·3 min read

tcp-working-analogy.hashnode.dev

TCP Working: 3-Way Handshake & Reliable Communication

Imagine sending important documents without tracking, confirmation, or retry. Some pages may arrive. Some may disappear. Some may arrive out of order. That’s exactly what internet communication would look like without TCP. TCP (Transmission Control P...

Jan 30·4 min read