@yogayataverma
Learning by building. Sharing by writing
Software Developer passionate about building scalable backend systems and real-world products. I write about what I learn while working with different aspects of the systems and thier designs, focusing on clarity, performance, and practical engineering.
Open to backend and full-stack opportunities involving API development, scalable architectures, database systems, and modern frontend frameworks. Comfortable working across Node.js, Java, Python, Angular, React, and cloud-ready environments.
Jan 30 · 4 min read · CSS Selectors for Beginners: How CSS “Chooses” Elements to Style CSS does not style a page automatically. It needs instructions. A selector is the part of CSS that answers one question: Which HTML elements should this style apply to? If HTML is the s...
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Jan 26 · 4 min read · HTML for Beginners: Tags, Elements, and the Real Structure of a Webpage If you’ve ever opened a website and wondered what it’s “made of,” HTML is the first answer. HTML is not styling, not interactivity, not logic. It’s structure. Think of a webpage ...
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Jan 25 · 4 min read · Emmet for HTML Beginners: Write HTML at the Speed of Thought If you’ve ever typed HTML like this: <div> then </div> then another <div> then a bunch of nested tags then realized you forgot a class and had to edit everything again …you’ve alread...
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Jan 25 · 6 min read · What Really Happens Inside a Browser After You Press Enter You type a URL, hit Enter, and a web page appears. It feels instant, but your browser just ran a full pipeline: networking → parsing → building structures → layout → painting → pixels. This p...
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Jan 25 · 7 min read · TCP Explained Like You’re Actually Sending Real Data (Handshake, Reliability, Closing) When you open a website, log into an app, or send data to an API, your device doesn’t send one “big message” as a single piece. It sends many small chunks across a...
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