Holaa! New post, new topic…. What am I bringing this time? A learning roadmap for git. This is for those who want to contribute to open source or collaborate on projects — learning the very basics of this essential tool is where it all starts, and that tool is git. This post is like a curriculum, covering everything from scratch to advanced, and also includes some exercises for practice. So, tighten your seatbelt — we are about to take off! ...
So, this post is coming after a long time. Now the invisible man is back - with a post about Docker where you will certainly learn something about Docker. Docker is often called the gateway to DevOps. Let’s get into it. What is Docker? Docker is a containerization platform that lets you package an application along with all its dependencies, libraries, and configuration into a single unit called a container. These containers can run consistently on any machine that has Docker installed — whether it’s your laptop, a colleague’s machine, or a cloud server. ...
Prisma 7 Setup with Neon for Serverless Apps Hi There 👋 In this little blog I want to share how I set up Prisma 7 with serverless platforms like Cloudflare Workers and connected it with Neon PostgreSQL. When I started learning Prisma a few weeks ago, most tutorials were still written for Prisma 6. Everything was going fine until I tried setting it up with Cloudflare Workers, and suddenly Prisma started throwing errors. ...
What are ORMs? ORM stands for Object-Relational Mapping, a programming technique used in software development to convert data between incompatible type systems in OOP languages. This technique creates a “virtual object database” that can be used from within the programming language. ORMs are used to abstract the complexities of the underlying databases into simpler,more easily managed objects within the code. 😇 Let me tell you the digestiable one ORMs let you easily interact with your database without worring too much about the underlying syntax(ex. SQL) ...
This blog is my public learning notebook. I’ll write about: Things I’m learning in development Mistakes I make (and how I fix them) Notes I want to remember later If this helps you, that’s a bonus 🙂