Kiran Chauhan

Code Reading: Express.js

Oct 24, 2023

Following are the list of the points that I find interesting while reading Express code.

We are going to build the sample Sails.js or Sails application from the scratch with some unusual steps (for learning). We will end up with a small, functional CRM application.. Without further ado, let’s get started.

Article Worth of Content

Apr 22, 2023

I recently read a few books. After completing these books, I felt that the author is stretching the content by repeating the same idea again and again with different words, examples, and angles. What could have been covered in a concise article (or 4-5 pages) was extended into a full-length book. I noticed a similar pattern when reviewing an online course.

Learning Rails Pt. 2

Mar 19, 2023

Open the http://localhost:3000/about in the web browser. Obviously, you get the No route matches [GET] "/about" error. Because, this route doesn’t exist.

Learning Rails Pt. 1

Mar 14, 2023

Go ahead and create a new Rails application using the following command.

Go: Get Started Pt. 1

Mar 7, 2023

Create a new folder with iconic as the folder name.

Learning Nest Pt. 3

Feb 8, 2023

The obvious next step is to create the hello, world application in Nest. Run the following command to create the hello, world application using Nest CLI.

Learning Nest Pt. 2

Feb 5, 2023

Following command will install the Nest CLI. This CLI will help us to scaffold the Nest application and provide the toolchain to do many other important things with Nest application. We’ll cover most of the toolchain functionalities in future.

Learning Rust Pt. 1

Jan 23, 2023

Rust is the system programming language that run blazingly fast, prevent segfaults, and guarantees thread safety. In other words, Rust is designed for the speed, safety, and concurrency. But, nowadays developers are crazy and use language other than it was originally intended for.

TIL: typedef is not recommanded with struct in C

Jan 22, 2023

Today, I learn that typedef with struct trick give you a way to use structure tag like normal type. But, it is not suggested as mentioned in Linux kernel coding style document except few scenarios.