Just an engineer trying to build better software.
This blog is my engineering journal where I share backend concepts, system design, AI experiments, and the lessons I pick up while building real products.
Preparing for NEET is mostly solving questions, checking the answer key, and moving on to the next set. But knowing that you got something wrong isn't the same as knowing why you got it wrong or what
We've talked quite a bit about what happens when a request reaches our backend. We know about HTTP. We know how routing works. We know how data gets serialized and deserialized. We know about authenti
So far in this series, we've talked about HTTP, routing, serialization, authentication, and how requests eventually reach our backend. But there's one assumption we've quietly been making: The data c
So far in this series, we've talked about HTTP, routing, serialization, and how data moves between clients and servers. But eventually, every backend application reaches two very important questions:
In the previous blogs, we've talked about HTTP, requests and responses, and how routing helps a backend decide where an incoming request should go. But there's another interesting question here. Let's
In the previous blogs, we talked about HTTP, how requests and responses work, different HTTP methods, and why we need a backend. Now let's say we have a request coming into our backend: GET /api/jedi/
In this blog, we're going to talk about HTTP, its methods, and some of the functionalities that make it one of the most important protocols for backend engineers. Before diving into the individual met
So the idea behind this blog came from the current playlist by Sriniously which I'm following to revamp my understanding of backend systems. The course is structured so well that I thought I'd make a
So recently I was browsing through Hugging Face Spaces and I came across this space by enzostvs and I must say, I was Impressed! There's this new AI tool Deepsite that just came out, you tell it what you need, and it builds a whole website for you on...
