Introduction Async and Await are JavaScript keywords introduced in ECMAScript 2017 ES8 that enable writing asynchronous code in a more readable, synchronous-like, and manageable manner. They simplify handling operations that take time to complete, ...

> “Learning in public is the ultimate act of transparency and generosity.” > > — Austin Kleon Who am I? I am Mihir Raj Singhhttps://twitter.com/iammihirsig, a curious learner, currently focusing on frontend development and DSA at least at the time...

Why Trust Matters in Remote Teams Trust is the glue that keeps a remote team functioning smoothly. When trust is strong, team members feel safe communicating openly, taking responsibility, and collaborating effectively. Without it, you get hesitati...

I optimized the loading time of Unity game from over 20 seconds to just 1.2 seconds, achieving a ~94% improvement. Want to know how? Have you heard of service workers? In this post, we'll dive into what service workers are , how they work ⚙️, and...

How Open Source is Shaping My Journey as a Developer This is my first blog! I’ll do my best to make it engaging, insightful, and worth your time. Open source is more than just an approach to coding—it’s a movement, a vibrant community, and a ...

When developers talk about networking, LinkedIn is often the first platform that comes to mind. It's like a professional hub where people showcase their resumes, accomplishments, and job opportunities. While LinkedIn is great for finding jobs, it mig...

I was thinking of something fun and interactive to add to my portfolio and a clickable counter that visitors could use to leave a little "I was here" message felt like a great idea. It’s simple, engaging, and a great way to make your website feel a b...

I was thinking of something fun and interactive to add to my portfolio and a clickable counter that visitors could use to leave a little "I was here" message felt like a great idea. It’s simple, engaging, and a great way to make your website feel a b...

Have you ever spent hours tweaking your CSS, wondering why that one stubborn style won’t apply? Welcome to the world of specificity. Specificity is how browsers decide which CSS rule to apply when multiple rules target the same element. Without un...