Ktor is an asynchronous networking framework developed by JetBrains, designed for building both server and client applications in Kotlin. While Retrofit has been the go-to standard for Android networking for Continue reading Exploring Ktor: A Modern Networking Framework for Kotlin
Government tenders are one of the largest structured data sources available in India. Every day, thousands of new tenders are published across central, state, and PSU portals. Yet for most Continue reading Building a Government Tender Intelligence System with Python: Lessons from the Real World
In my previous posts, I focused on sharing the basics—making LEDs blink and understanding wiring. Today’s adventure was about expanding on what my droid will actually need to function. The Continue reading Reflexes, Cognition, and Thought
I didn’t know landscapes could be edited outside Unreal Engine. Heightmaps completely changed how I look at terrain creation. Day 12 made landscapes feel less scary. This post is part Continue reading Learning Landscape Heightmaps and Sculpting Tools in Unreal Engine (Day 12)
If you’re using AI coding assistants without type hints, you’re leaving performance on the table. When you ask an AI to complete this: def process(data): # TODO: split by comma Continue reading Type Hints Make AI Code Generation Significantly Better
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Building automated trading systems requires more than just real-time market data. Knowing your instruments—the symbols you can actually trade—is equally important. Trading instrument APIs (sometimes called symbol APIs) provide structured Continue reading Understanding Trading Instrument APIs: Fetching and Managing Symbols in Python
I am a nurse. I am 38 years old. And I have not started coding yet. But I have always wanted to. That want has followed me quietly for years. Continue reading I Am 38, I Am a Nurse, and I Have Always Wanted to Learn Coding
Intro Autonomous AI agents aren’t hype—they’re the inevitable evolution shredding manual DevOps toil. In 2026, these agents handle intent-to-infrastructure, auto-remediate drifts, and enforce guardrails at runtime, slashing MTTR to seconds Continue reading Why Autonomous AI Agents are the Future of DevOps in 2026
I’ve never been able to function well in a messy space. It’s not about neatness—it’s something…deeper. When things are scattered, mislabeled, blocked, it doesn’t just irritate me—it hurts my brain. Continue reading Your Codebase Needs OSHA
About This Documentation Infrastructure ← Back to SRDD entry page This page describes how the SRDD documentation is structured, built, and published. Documentation Source All documentation lives as Markdown files Continue reading About This Documentation Infrastructure
Ryan hosts Akamai data scientist Robert Lester on the show to discuss how the growth of AI bots affects internet traffic, the ways these AI bots differ from the original Continue reading Search engine bots crawled so AI bots could run
It’s only fitting (I actually find it a bit comical) that I should begin writing here with such a topic. Being in a state of crisis can sometimes be hard Continue reading Finding leadership in times of crisis
InkRows is a modern note-taking app designed to work seamlessly across web and mobile platforms. Behind its clean, intuitive interface lies technology stack that prioritizes developer experience, performance, and user Continue reading The tech stack behind InkRows
DevOps is a set of practices, tools, and a cultural philosophy that automates and integrates the processes between software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops). Its primary goal is to Continue reading What is DevOps, Prerequisites, DevOps with AI
