Blogs

Selfishness often gets a bad rap, but is it always unethical? The answer isn’t clear-cut. Sometimes, selfishness is necessary, and at other times, it crosses the line into harm.

We all know the feeling: a casual greeting, a smile, a friendly chat with someone we barely know. It’s what we call friendliness—a social behavior that keeps the wheels of daily

Morality has long been debated: Is it universal and unchanging, or does it shift based on context, culture, and personal perspective?

I’m 20 years old. I’ve already worked with multiple companies, shipped real-world products, collaborated with teams, earned good money, and gained solid industry experience.

TypeScript has exploded in popularity over the past few years — from sidekick to JavaScript, to being the default for most modern projects.

You've probably seen YouTubers solving Leetcode all day, or heard stories of people cracking FAANG interviews by grinding 300+ questions. But is all that necessary? Is DSA really useful beyond interviews?

In today’s world of scalable apps, massive traffic, and global users, writing good code is no longer enough. If you want to build real-world software that performs, scales, and survives — you need to understand system design.

In the fast-paced world of software development, scalability, agility, and maintainability are the pillars of building robust applications. Enter Microservice Architecture — a buzzword that has gained significant traction in recent years