As I keep learning cybersecurity, one thing has become very clear to me: Security isn’t just about knowledge it’s about daily habits. You don’t need to be an expert to start protecting yourself. Small actions, done consistently, can make a big di...

Been a while in the series innit? In the last issue, we discussed consensus algorithms and how they secure the Blockchain. In this issue, we will go over the possible attacks in the Blockchain ecosystem and how they can be mitigated. Let's get start...

Programming as a student isn’t just about writing code — it’s about fighting battles most people don’t see. Here are a few that shape my journey: ️ System Limitations: Working on a modest machine means every heavy framework or model feels like a str...

Blockchain, web3, crypto. Terms that a lot of people use to refer to the same thing but they are quite different from each other while still being related. I decided to start a series on web3, Blockchain on particular, I am so much interested in thi...

DOMSculpt I created DOMSculpt for the sole purpose of simplifying markup generation for building fast, functionality-driven and simple web pages and applications. Why DOMSculpt? You may be wondering, why in the name of unnecessity have I created th...

Introduction Generators! No, JavaScript isn’t powering up physical generators. Instead, we’re talking about a special type of function that can pause and resume execution. These functions are incredibly useful for handling asynchronous code and gen...

Concept of Runtime Variables in JavaScript. In my previous article, I explained how the this keyword is handled in JavaScript, in this article, we will be talking about another concept in JavaScript - Runtime Variables. Although, developers don't...

One of the most common technical interview questions is, “What happens when you type a URL into a browser and press Enter?” While it might seem simple on the surface, this question tests your understanding of networking, web technologies, and syste...

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...

JS this keyword in object scope In JavaScript, understanding the what, how and where of the this keyword can be the difference between writing code that actually works and tearing your hair out while you code. The this keyword In Javascript, this ...