Facts API: A Public API for Mocking Data and Practicing REST API Skills
What Is Facts API?
As a developer, you often find yourself needing reliable data to test your applications or practice working with REST APIs. Facts API was designed with this in mind—a fre...
Day-07 of Learning Python!
100DaysOfCode
Day 07:Focused on mastering Lists along with if-else, loops, and string manipulation.Built a simple Movie Watchlist Manager.Also, solved my first-ever LeetCode Easy problem toda...
Introducing DuckTrace: A Go Tool to Analyze Log Durations
As developers, we often dig through logs to find why something’s slow or broken. It’s tedious work. I built DuckTrace, a lightweight Go tool that automates this by analyzing log files, finding spe...
🎬 Linux Sitcom Episode: "The One Where They Manage User Accounts"
[Cue 90s sitcom intro music]🎶 "So no one told you Linux was gonna be this way..." 🎶 👏👏👏👏🛎️ Scene 1: "Welcome to the Server, Monica"
Sysadmin Alex walks into the server room, cof...
Memory Management in JS: The Silent Hero
When you dive into JavaScript, one thing becomes quickly obvious: memory management feels like magic. You create variables, objects, arrays, functions and somehow, it all just works.But here’s the t...
How I Use ChatGPT to Speed Up My JavaScript Learning
🧠 Introduction
Learning JavaScript in 2025 is different — smarter, faster, and more interactive.
With AI tools like ChatGPT, I discovered a new way to master concepts, debug faster, and ...
My web game site
Hey, folks!I created a website where people can play and learn how to code web games: https://www.codeplaygames.dev/
I would love to hear your feedback!...
Go - (7) Maps
Maps
A collection of key-value pairs
You can initialize maps like below.
⛶students := make(map[string]int)
students["SE"] = 100
students["BA"] = 73
students["DA"] = 49
age...
My first deep dive into creating open source projects
Have you ever had that feeling of building something from scratch? The temptation of proving yourself that you are a software developer and that you should use your own packages instead of relying on ...