I’m excited to join this community and finally have a space to share my thoughts, projects, and ongoing learnings in the world of development. For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved the feeling of solving problems through code—turning ideas into something structured, functional, and genuinely useful. What started as simple curiosity gradually became a daily practice and an important part of ...
Most of us write across multiple platforms: personal blogs, dev.to, company blogs, and more. But our GitHub profile — the place other developers often visit first— rarely reflects all of that activity.
In this article, we’ll build a simple system tha...
An explosion of on-chain experimentation means we need faster, opinionated tooling to judge whether a contract we are about to interact with is even remotely safe. This project started as a personal itch while triaging protocol launches: copy an address, hit a single endpoint, and get enough bytecode intelligence to decide if the contract is worth a deeper manual audit. The result is a full-sta...
Most small and medium-sized businesses think a good website requires deep pockets, a dev-heavy tech stack, and months of back-and-forth with agencies. But that’s no longer true. With the rise of modular UI frameworks, low-code builders, AI-driven testing, and cloud-edge hosting, SMEs can build a responsive, conversion-focused webs...
Imagine this: it's payday, and my system calls a payroll application programming interface (API) to process salaries. The request times out, so my client retries it. However, the initial request actually went through, but I just didn't receive the confirmation. Suddenly, every employee is double-paid, or worse, no one gets paid at all. One small glitch on the network level just turned into a ve...
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Let’s talk about something every beginner struggles with:
Why you should stop writing long functions and how to break them into smaller ones
Long functions feel "easy" when you're starting out.
You want the code to work, and you don't understand how to break them into smaller functions, or in what order to ca...