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Backend engineering is a critical component of web and mobile application development. The backend is responsible for managing data, processing requests, and serving data to the front end. To build re…
Hey Folks!! I am Sougata Das a full-stack developer currently in my final year pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science. This is not a tutorial post just sharing my experience with you guys. To know more a…
Modern-day markets are highly competitive and in order to foster stronger customer relations, we see businesses striving hard to be always available and operational. Hence, businesses invest heavily to ensure higher uptime and to have dedic…
So, you've been hearing a lot about monorepos. Maybe a little bit of turborepo, blaze, or nx. Or maybe you haven't! Anyway, in this blog, I'll explain what monorepos are, how I prefer to use them pers…
Hi, fellows I am super excited to be sharing my knowledge about using environment variables in a react native app. After working on some really fun and exciting projects with react native I had a need…
What is Nuxt? Nuxt is an Intuitive Web Framework that allows you to build your next Vue.js application with confidence. It’s an open source framework under MIT license that makes web development simple and powerful. I highly recommend you c…
Introduction Are you a CTO or VP of Software Engineering looking to gain insights into your software development pipeline? Or a Dev Manager or Lead trying to optimize your workflow and remove blockers? Look no further than Foyer, the smart …
As a recent graduate in chemical engineering, transitioning fully into the tech industry, my decision to learn ReactJS was driven by my passion for software development. Learning a new technology can …
Introduction As a leader, you're always looking for ways to grow your team and business. But as your company grows, you'll quickly realize that there's a delicate balance between growth and technical debt. You see, many tech companies exper…
This blog is about my learnings that I need to share with you as a 3rd year grad. Explore as much as you can: This is the thing you should keep doing for the rest of your life, not the 3rd year spec…
