If you’ve been exploring the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem and want to set up your first MCP server, you’re in the right place.This guide will take you from “Zero to MCP hero” – even if you’ve never touched MCP before. We’ll set up an MCP server, connect it to a client using MCP Inspector, and run it interactively. … Continue reading Your First MCP Server: A Complete Beginner’s Guide

Efficiency vs. Inclusion Efficiency has long been FinTech’s favorite word. Every boardroom conversation, every investor deck, every new product announcement circles back to it—faster, smarter, cheaper. But let’s be honest: efficiency without inclusion is just speed for the few. India today has one of the most celebrated financial inclusion stories in the world. Over eighty … Continue reading Voice for Inclusive Efficiency: How AI-Powered Voice Banking is Transforming Financial Inclusion in FinTech

🪄 The Requirement That Changed the Way I Use Modals I’m a fresher and new to React and React Native — I started learning it just about two months ago. One of my first tasks while working on a cross-platform app (for Android and iOS) was to build a custom alert dialog. The idea was simple: … Continue reading How I Built a Global Alert System in React Native Using useImperativeHandle

Imagine having an awesome day as a programmer — coding new features, enjoying your favourite coffee , when suddenly, you got yourself into a situation in your app’s data management. You delete an item, expecting it to vanish neatly, but instead, it disappears everywhere — even places it shouldn’t. Is it magic or something? Nope, it’s a … Continue reading When Apollo’s Cache Gets Confused: Handling Nested Data Collisions

Simpler requests, smarter responses, and happier devs! Ever tried building something that seems simple — like showing a user’s profile with posts and likes — and suddenly you’re juggling 5 API calls, 3 loading spinners, and a me breathing down your brain asking: “Why is it still loading?” Yeah… same, If you’ve ever felt that pain, you’re … Continue reading Code Less, Query More: GraphQL Power in Rails APIs

JavaScript can do some surprising things behind the scenes, like turning numbers into strings or treating an empty array as true. This magic is called Type Coercion, and understanding it will help you write better, bug-free code. In this blog, we’ll walk through this concept step-by-step, using clear examples and plain language so that even if you’re … Continue reading JavaScript Type Coercion Made Simple: A Beginner’s Guide

Modularizing a Rails App with Packwerk — The Real-World Lessons I Learned The Unexpected Discovery Inside a Rails Monolith In the very early days of my internship, I started using Ruby on Rails — fast, intuitive, and opinionated in all the best ways. I was hooked. As I started working with the codebases of larger … Continue reading From Monolith to Modules: Scaling Rails with Packwerk the Right Way

Tired of Development Setup Headaches? Reclaim Your Coding Time with Docker! As software developers, we pour our energy into crafting new features daily. But what about the hidden time sink before you even write a line of code: setting up your machine to run existing legacy applications or sharing your new rails application with other … Continue reading Containerization Made Simple: Dockerize Your Rails App Today

There’s a special kind of panic that hits developers right before a big release.You’ve checked everything, your tests are passing, the staging environment is stable, and the business team is counting on you to go live today. Then, at the last minute, you discover something you didn’t expect: a bug, a missing feature, or an … Continue reading When Urgent Fixes Can’t Wait: How to Patch Packages in Production

We had the opportunity to visit the Pra Foundation, a safe home for children with special needs including those with Cerebral Palsy with the Josh team over the weekend. This was a pre planned one day road trip and just like myself the others on the team had an intent to help the institution and … Continue reading All Superheroes Don’t Wear Capes