I’ve spent a big fraction of my time at Grofers building tools for developers to be productive in shipping their applications to users…
When it comes to generative music, one idea that has intrigued me for a while is building dynamic soundscapes. Elements in a visual scene…
If you saw bad software architecture in place - would you build systems to support it better or lean far from it (often towards discomfort…
This post covers an experiment of mine that allows a person to generate music from free-form drawing on a canvas. More than just being about…
I recently started reading Agile Testing book and while I was learning a bunch of things and taking notes I figured it’d be nice to also…
I chose to study computer science engineering in college with absolute intent to become a computer engineer. I was interested in programming…
In the last few months, I’ve spent quite a bit of spare time and effort in learning about music theory and sound engineering. This includes…
One of the last tweets I read towards the end of 2017 was about the excitement about WebUSB in the upcoming year. WebUSB left a powerful…
Earlier this month I got the opportunity to attend QCon in London. This was my first time at QCon, which was also the first of its kind of…
Core dumps have a history of being used for debugging earliest computers. In this post’s context, core dump is not a dump of all register…
I love building software and in recent times something I’ve specifically loved about software is making it perform faster. Performance is a…
I recently read Stephen Boyer’s post titled “My unusual hobby” and resonated with much of the expressed thought - the pleasure of…
This post is about a hack on ServiceWorkers I did a while ago. Although, not a novel idea anymore, I’m still going to write about it to…
While I was playing with ServiceWorkers, I got a lot of ideas on how I could use this powerful feature. But making my blog accessible…
This post is about a weekend hack I put together involving a tiny JavaScript library that I wrote a while ago (I call it “infantry”) and…
This is one of the awfully long-time overdue posts I’ve had in my mind, but have not been able to make it on this space. But since its never…
Most of us, who write web pages, sometimes want to serve their content from the local server. Now if I’m one of the students of a college…
I feel pretty bad for not having written about my Google Summer of Code project that I’m undertaking this summer for Wikimedia Foundation…
This is the first in set of the delayed blog posts that I wanted to write since long but somehow did not. After the awesome December…
I’m just done with a month long winter break after the semester finished at school. The month of December was about some travel, lot of…
Django is a very cool web development framework which comes with its own lightweight development server which is best for testing the…
I wanted to integrate Facebook’s authentication with my WordPress site’s user login system. This had led me stuck for a couple of days…
Eclipse is an awesome and seemingly the best IDE when it comes to Android, Java and PHP development. Well, it becomes excrutiating when we…
I just attended a boot-camp for extension development for Firefox, and got to say that Firefox is lot cooler than I ever thought. The boot…
First semester in college marks the beginning of programming in more official terms than ever before. And with C language at the front, I…