A collection of thoughts and links that I feel have had a disproportionate impact on my journey learning async-rust...
I wrote my first few lines of async rust at the end of 2020, that was the first time I was actually learning...

As an undergrad, the last four years have been a journey of realization and final year was no less...
Being in my final year of college, I wanted to build something interesting and learn a lot in that...

A summary of achievements made through the Google Summer of Code program with CNCF on the TiKV project
The project proposal I had submitted aimed to take TiKV closer to full cloud native support...

Proposal to Hydra Ecosystem​(HTTP-APIs), by Devdutt Shenoi​(​de-sh)
Introduction The Hydrus server and it’s associated packages as of now are at a stage where they apply most of the Hydra draft documentation framework, but the suite still needs a lot of work to make it usable in the production environment....

A brief on all the awesome new stuff I am learning in the world of Python programming
Of late, I have been working on a few Open Source Python projects, thus I have been exposed to a lot of new syntax and coding styles that were once pretty alien to me, all my sureties about having been an awesome Pythonista have since come crashing down....

This is a summary of my talk at FOSSMeet'19 on the topic of
FOSSMeet is an annual conference held by the FOSS Cell of National Institute of Technology - Calicut, Kozhikode. This year I got the opportunity to speak at this prestigious conference, a first for me....

Not being able to make things happen at the first try, I was frustrated with virtualenv...
This semester in college, we had a Social Problems Solving Hackathon -HackForTomorrow- in which my team was contesting within the topic category of ‘Disaster Management’. We were pushed by the emotion of fear brewing among the people of our locality towards what eventually turned out to be a horrendous disaster....

The right way, for I've been doing it wrong the whole time...
So, have you been in a situation where you are not any more new to python, building stuff is easy, but not quite up to your expectations… Then you end up discoverng the beautiful Python Package Index, and you just fall in love with how easy it is to install all kinds of packages, be it Django, Flask or even TensorFlow!...