beautifulchaos.hashnode.devHow to Analyze CSV Files with Python and PandasCSV files (short for Comma-Separated Values) are one of the simplest and most common formats for storing data. You’ll find them everywhere, from bank statements to app logs. At first glance, a CSV is just a plain text file with rows and columns. But ...Sep 29, 2025·8 min read
freecodecamp.orgA Beginner’s Guide to Graphs — From Google Maps to ChessboardsMost of us use Google Maps without thinking twice. You open the app, check which route has the least traffic, and hit start. Then somewhere along the way – maybe you miss a turn (I do that often) – and Maps calmly recalculates your route, showing you...Jun 2, 2025·19 min read
freecodecamp.orgHow JavaScript Lint Rules Work (and Why Abstract Syntax Trees Matter)Before I started to contribute to eslint-plugin-react, I didn’t think too deeply about the linters I used every day while writing code. Like many developers, I installed them at the start of a project, appreciated the red underlines or auto-fixes, an...May 21, 2025·10 min read
beautifulchaos.hashnode.devCareer GoalsYou know that feeling you get when you're about to finish watching your favourite series and you feel no series will ever be as good as this one. Well, that is exactly how I feel about my Outreachy internship coming to an end. I've always hated uncer...Aug 17, 2021·2 min read
beautifulchaos.hashnode.devThink of your Audience: My Public Lab Outreachy ProjectHello everyone, it's week five of my Outreachy internship and I've learned so much. This week's blog prompt post is about my project - Improving Education Related Usability and Functionality. Before we get to the topic for today I want to tell you ab...Jun 28, 2021·2 min read