Mar 16 · 12 min read · Your best work disappears—along with your recognition. Consider an aircraft’s flight system: triple redundancy, failover protocols, seamless operation. No heroic rescues. That’s how proactive engineer
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Jan 27 · 4 min read · In 2023-2025, the global tech industry got rapidly advanced with AI, cloud-native architectures, DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, and cybersecurity at scale.Yet most Indian engineering colleges are still teaching concepts that were relevant in 2005–2010. Stu...
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Jan 24 · 3 min read · The Ultimate Guide to Engineering Design Docs The most expensive mistake in software engineering is writing weeks of code for the wrong solution. The strict discipline of writing a Design Document (also known as an RFC - "Request for Comments") is th...
Join discussionJan 21 · 3 min read · The Ultimate Guide to Engineering Design Docs The most expensive mistake in software engineering is writing weeks of code for the wrong solution. The strict discipline of writing a Design Document (also known as an RFC - "Request for Comments") is th...
Join discussionJan 21 · 3 min read · The Ultimate Guide to Engineering Design Docs The most expensive mistake in software engineering is writing weeks of code for the wrong solution. The strict discipline of writing a Design Document (also known as an RFC - "Request for Comments") is th...
Join discussionJan 11 · 3 min read · Before Git, GitHub, and modern collaboration tools became standard, software development relied on surprisingly fragile workflows. Developers didn’t always have branches, commits, or pull requests. Instead, they had pendrives, emails, and folders nam...
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Jan 3 · 4 min read · I’m still early in my career, but I’ve been fortunate to get hands-on ownership of backend systems from the start. While building and operating a large internal workflow system (I’ll refer to it as W-System), I ran into a problem that completely chan...
Join discussionJan 3 · 13 min read · TL;DR The Problem: AI models act like eager junior developers—compliant but lacking judgment. They don't fear breaking production. The Solution: Instead of just prompting for code, we must provide "System Instructions" that act as an operating syst...
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Dec 6, 2025 · 6 min read · Your Internal Docs Are Fine. Engineers Just Don't Trust Them. I watched a senior engineer spend 45 minutes debugging a Kubernetes networking issue last month. She had three browser tabs open: a Medium post from someone she'd never met, a Stack Overfl...
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