Readings

Here I like to share interesting articles, books, videos, products or software projects.

2022

What sort of things can I do with CyberChef?: A swiss army knife for tech folks
How Video Streaming Processing works: Made by MUX, it goes over broad concepts along video streaming, processing, delivery and playback
Crafting Interpreters: A book that everyone should read atleast once in their programming career
Five Tips For a Healthier Postgres Database: Really simple but helpful tips for those who are running postgres in production

Anti-Patterns When Building Container Images: Building efficient and secure container images has become an art too
Software Engineering Idioms You Should Know : We all have heard some of these. Check out if you understand all of them
Seven habits of effective text editing: Specific to vim but basic thinking should apply to any text editor
Why You Should Learn SQL: Even non-programmers should learn sql
My Software Estimation Technique: Jacob's articles have always been good. This is similar to what I follow but this is more objective
All the best engineering advice I stole from non-technical people: What can we learn from non-software people? It turns out, a lot
The Swiss Army Knife of Hashmaps: Deep dive into Hash Maps and Rust implementation of SwissTable hash table
Stack Overflow: How We Do App Caching: Part of Stack Overflow architecture series and the best one from Nick Craver
Cryptographic Right Answers: Great article for Software developers about cryptography and how toselect different algorightms
Golang DDD example app: Simple projet to understand how to apply DDD in a Golang application
Photoprism: A good open-source photo management software. Better than Nextcloud Gallery app and great alternative to Google Photos
Homemade IC: Fabulous homelab project. Same makes their own computer chips. Lot of learnings to be had
Book: AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order: Started reading this recently. Title is aptly justified