For any program that is running, the operating system gives it a slice of memory to work with. What the program sees is not the raw physical RAM, but a virtual address space — a private, continuous range of addresses…
Read post →Okay! There are basically two types of people in the world. first types are who start with js because they’re babies. not in a bad way. just… new. wideeyed. they type console.log("hello world"), feel like hackers, learn some syntax, maybe…
Read post →I was going through this video on YouTube, and it talks about how, if not done right, software in the future will suck. So the idea is simple: no juniors today means no seniors tomorrow. You can’t just skip the…
Read post →There was a time when nobuild meant: drop an .html, toss in some .js, ship it. Zero configs, zero bundlers, zero waiting for webpack to “warm up.” Why it was the best: Instant feedback. Change → refresh → done. Minimal…
Read post →Picture this: One fine day, you’ve built yourself a nice lil Next.js app that uses Puppeteer to generate some PDF. Everything works perfectly (locally). PDFs generate beautifully, you are happy and thinking that your mom must be proud. You spent…
Read post →I was just learning Git, minding my own business like a regular kid with no social life. I ran this: Output: That tiny setting made me stop. Why does Git even need to care about case? Case Sensitivity 101 Turns…
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