MMya GwendolynOct 4 · 6 min readFrom Political Science to Frontend: Nobody's Coming to Save YouEleven restarts, three mentors, one unpaid web app, and the half of this title I got wrong. I studied Political Science, which mostly taught me chew and pour (memorise it, write it in the exam, forgetmyagwen.com
JJayesh SojitraSep 29 · 4 min read VPC Basics: How Your AWS Network Actually WorksA VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) is your own isolated network within AWS — but that definition alone doesn't explain why it's structured the way it is, or what each piece actually does. Here's the practijayesh-sojitra.hashnode.dev
JJayesh SojitraSep 25 · 3 min readEC2 Explained Simply: The Service Everyone Uses FirstEC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) is a virtual server — but that one-line definition skips the parts that actually matter for using it well day to day. What you're actually choosing when you launch an instajayesh-sojitra.hashnode.dev
PParsa MohammadiSep 21 · 2 min readYour postmortem template was written for humans. Agents break it.Every postmortem template in wide use right now, the Atlassian one, the Google SRE one, the one your team wrote in a doc three years ago, assumes the same thing: a person made the change that caused ttomosu.hashnode.dev
JJayesh SojitraSep 17 · 4 min readCSS Animations vs Framer Motion: When to Use EachAnimation tooling decisions tend to default to whatever's currently popular, without checking whether the actual animation need justifies the library. Here's a genuinely practical way to decide. CSS ajayesh-sojitra.hashnode.dev
JJayesh SojitraSep 15 · 2 min readWeek 3 Recap: Patterns + DebuggingDay 16 — Generics Explained With Real Examples The problem generics solve: type safety without losing reusability. One function, works with any type, no any required. Revisited Day 2's useLocalStoragejayesh-sojitra.hashnode.dev
JJulianJul 23 · 2 min readBuilding My First C++ Grade Manager: Solving Real Student Problems 📊Hey everyone! 👋 As a computer science student, I'm always looking for ways to apply what I learn in class to real-world problems. I firmly believe that building tools you actually need is the best wajulianmoreno.hashnode.dev
EEva J PatelJul 22 · 4 min readCode Cheap, Pay Double: The Real Cost of Shortcuts (Tech Debts)A few months ago, my team and I were finishing up an app for a local coding competition. With only 48 hours left before the submission deadline, we needed to add one final feature: a simple button tha1evapatel123.hashnode.dev
IIsabella ConradJul 17 · 4 min readIf AI Can Write Code, What Are Developers Actually Hired to Do?While researching how AI coding tools are changing software teams, I came across a GeekyAnts discussion debating a question many founders now ask: if AI can generate code, tests, documentation, and fi1uiux-ai-assist.hashnode.dev
EEva J PatelJul 16 · 8 min read10 Habits That Make Your Code Look Messy (And How to Fix Them)We have all been there. You open a pull request, or perhaps you are digging through a repository you haven't touched in six months, and you stop dead in your tracks. Your eyes squint, your shoulders t1evapatel123.hashnode.dev
