From Metrics to Milestones
Visualizing a project’s journey: a product-first landing page and a timeline generated from a structured YAML history of milestones. Dive into this step-by-step tutorial.
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[Engineering Log] Why Not Index Everything?
An investigation into B-Trees, the library analogy, and why we don't index every column. Discover essential tips, full code examples, and practical insights in this guide.
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From Links to Reading Insights
From article extractor to personal reading analytics dashboard—zero infrastructure, Go-powered metrics, and live visualizations on GitHub Pages. Dive into the full post.
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Reflecting on the 2025
How switching to a planning-first approach in 2025 helped me stop wandering in code and finally finish my side projects with purpose. Dive into this step-by-step tutorial.
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Trying Azure Blob Storage
How I loaded CSV data from Azure Blob Storage in a school project—with local fallback and no hardcoded secrets. Dive into this detailed tutorial to master the core concepts.
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Trying Azure Container Registry
Learn how I used Azure Container Registry to securely store Docker images from a personal project, with GitHub Actions CI and zero hardcoded secrets. Read more to learn.
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Use Azure Key Vault for Secrets
Securely manage app secrets in Azure using Key Vault—store credentials like GitHub OAuth IDs safely and handle local development with smart fallbacks. Read more to learn.
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What I Learned About Python Decorators?
A simple explanation of Python decorators and how they helped me remove repetitive error handling across multiple API routes in my project. Read the full guide to learn.
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November Reflection 2025
Built a cover image generator with Azure Functions to learn serverless—explored cold starts, CI/CD, and planning-first development. Dive into this step-by-step tutorial.
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Cloud - What Is Fault Tolerance?
Learn what fault tolerance means in cloud computing, how it works through redundancy and recovery, and why it’s key to keeping apps online even when systems fail.
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