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Blog 2: UI for DSA Visualizer

Day 2 was focused on turning plans into pixels as I built the user interface for my DSA Visualizer. I aimed to create an engaging and easy-to-use layout that not only looks sleek but also makes explor...

23.03.2025 0 Read More

Day 3: Implementing the Visualizer Features

Yesterday, I finished creating the basic UI for my DSA visualizer and set up the sidebar functions for each data structure. Today, I started working on the visualizer features, full of enthusiasm and ...

25.03.2025 0 Read More

On the Precarious Nature of Coding Jobs in 2025

On the Precarious Nature of Coding Jobs in 2025 In the past few months, I decided it was time to try my wings on the job market again. Ideally, I’ve been looking for a hybrid role somewhere...

27.03.2025 0 Read More

Day 4 & 5: Exploring Data Structures and Building Dynamic Visualizations

What a busy few days it's been! Today, I really got into linked lists and stacks, and I also learned to use D3.js for creating dynamic content. It's been a mix of exploring and trying things out—a g...

28.03.2025 0 Read More

🔐 Linux, Locked and Loaded: A DevOps Primer Before I Git Going

👋 Hello Peeps! Well, what do you know—I finished the Linux course way earlier than expected! My goal was to wrap it up before the end of next week, but thanks to a happy little network outage at ...

29.03.2025 0 Read More

🔥 The ULTIMATE Guide to Writing VIRAL Posts on Dev.to 🌟

🔥 The ULTIMATE Guide to Writing VIRAL Posts on Dev.to 🌟 Are you ready to take your Dev.to game to the next level? 💪 If you’re here, it means you’re not just looking for basic adv...

30.03.2025 0 Read More

800 Followers in 2 Weeks: A Heartfelt Thank You

On March 17, I started sharing my thoughts, experiences, and knowledge on Dev.to. Fast forward two weeks, and here we are—800 followers strong.I’m blown away.I just wanted to take a moment to say ...

31.03.2025 0 Read More

Day 6 & 7: Mastering Queues and Trees in Programming

What an exciting few days it's been! After exploring linked lists and stacks, I moved on to two new topics: queues and trees. These basic data structures complete the DSA family and add new dynamic vi...

01.04.2025 0 Read More

The Compiler – A Grumpy and Irresponsible Translator

You think the compiler is your assistant?Wrong.The compiler is the grumpiest translator you'll ever meet: It's rigid, stubborn, and has zero responsibility for what happens after translation. ...

06.04.2025 0 Read More

RAM – The Forgetful Girl, Loyal Yet Tragic

A Systemic Love Story: The Triangle Between RAM, CPU, and Dev 1. RAM and CPU: A One-Sided Love RAM is a lovable, loyal girl, but forgetful. She doesn’t make decisions. She simply listens to ...