As a developer, the most confusing part of GCP are the storage options. In this blog post, I explain the data storage options with some classification that makes sense for developers.

The office bees were asked to work from home in March 2020. It means with no prior experience employees are expected to do something as part of a team. Here are 3 things which you should do as part of WFH etiquette.

On my first dev job around a decade ago, I worked as an agile team member. Ever since every project I worked on used some variant of scrum framework like agile, broken agile, pseudo agile, etc. There is a new kid in the block called shape up which also talks about executing projects with a team. Here are some differences and similarities between scrum and shape-up.

As a passionate reader, I find myself describing the book in brief passionately to my friends. I went on to give multiple book talks in the library. In this post, I put a checklist on the steps to prepare and deliver wonderful book talks at library/community events or on Youtube.

The journey of a million miles starts with a single step similarly, the journey to cloud computing for a developer starts with the course on Google cloud platform fundamentals. Here is a quick recap of the good parts and the learning from the course.

This is a fun post in which I collect 10 semantic differences between Java programs and Javascript programs. Here we go

What is amazon kindle & how it stores ebooks​

Kindle is an ebook reading device with a browser and other capabilities. The kindle differs from tablets in one thing, i.e. the screen of the kindle is easy on your eyes so you can read for long hours without straining your eyes.

You can download books to kindle and they are available offline. The download happens through 2 modes.

1. Through wifi, direct download to kindle

2. Through USB transfer, the book can be downloaded from the amazon site and sideloaded.

Amazon has its ebook format (AWZ3) in which the book gets downloaded to the device and is locked with DRM.

I use windows 10 on a day to day basis. My colleagues and friends use windows too. The problem starts when the GUI disappears and we just have SSH access to the production boxes. On a production machine, running one wrong Unix/Linux command could risk your job. Here I am compiling the must know Unix/Linux commands keeping in mind the deployment and operations related tasks.