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Anik Sikder
Full-Stack Engineer | SaaS, ERP & Business Systems | Python, Django, FastAPI, Re...
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It Took Me 20 Years to Come Back to Tech
Dev Journey | CoderLegion
What happens when someone who discovered programming as a child spends nearly two decades working in a completely different industry—and then finds their way back into technology?
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If you give a dev an enum, they're going to ask if they can match on it.
When you let them match on it, they'll want to know they got it all.
So the compiler counts. And it finds one.
It says E-MATCH-NOT-EXHAUSTIVE, and it names the variant: .Empt...
You flip on cacheComponents: true expecting a quick performance win, and instead your build explodes with red errors about dynamic, revalidate, and fetchCache not being allowed anymore. Then, once those clear, the dev overlay starts flagging routes t...
Imagine you're building a SaaS platform.
Nothing unusual.
Just an employee management system.
The client says:
> "We need employee management."
A developer says:
> "Sure. I'll build employee CRUD."
So the implementation begins.
Employee
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It's almost Midnight. Somewhere, a developer opens a blank tab, types a prompt into an AI, and has a polished 1,200-word article in minutes. Somewhere else, another developer opens the same blank tab, stares at it for forty minutes, deletes three sen...
Most people don’t think about DNS until something breaks.
A founder launches a new website and suddenly email stops working.
A developer migrates infrastructure and traffic starts disappearing.
A marketing team changes a domain setting and the web...
Most people don’t think about DNS until something breaks.
A founder launches a new website and suddenly email stops working.
A developer migrates infrastructure and traffic starts disappearing.
A marketing team changes a domain setting and the web...
DNS Records Explained: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, and SRV Records in Modern Internet Infrastructur
In the previous articlehttps://www.aniksikder.me/articles/networking/dns-explained-complete-guide, we explored how DNS translates human-friendly domain names into machine-friendly IP addresses and how a request travels through recursive resolvers, ro...
Most people don’t think about DNS until something breaks.
A founder launches a new website and suddenly email stops working.
A developer migrates infrastructure and traffic starts disappearing.
A marketing team changes a domain setting and the web...
Most developers use Request-Response every day.
Few stop to think about what actually happens after clicking a button.
You open an app.
You tap "Login".
A response appears almost instantly.
Simple, right?
Not exactly.
Behind that seemingly sim...
Most developers use Request-Response every day.
Few stop to think about what actually happens after clicking a button.
You open an app.
You tap "Login".
A response appears almost instantly.
Simple, right?
Not exactly.
Behind that seemingly sim...
Today's goal: take a simple Flask app running in Kubernetes and expose it to the outside world using Ingress, instead of relying on NodePort or LoadBalancer services. This post walks through the setup, the errors I hit along the way, and how each one...
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