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

By A Frustrated Flutter Dev Who’s Seen Too Much There I was. 2 AM. Tea cup in one hand, stack trace in the other. The app crashes only when the moon is in the sky and the user taps “Cancel” three times. My juniors call it a “weird bug.” I call it: another Tuesday. Over … Continue reading Fantastic Bugs and Where To Find Them

You know that feeling when your mind says “focus” but your body says “nap”? When you’re doing your best but everything still feels like a drag? That’s not laziness — that’s burnout. And trust me, it’s not just you. Let’s look at the bigger picture. As per a recent Vertex Group survey, over half (52%) of … Continue reading Too Much on Your Plate? Burnout Might Be the Side Dish

When building an API, securing your data is just as important as exposing it. This post walks you through how to implement authentication and role-based access control in GraphQL using Golang, with a powerful feature called GraphQL Directives. We’ll learn how to: 📘 What are GraphQL Directives? GraphQL directives are annotations that can be added to your schema to change … Continue reading Securing GraphQL in Golang using Directives for Authentication & Authorization

Have you ever wondered how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Copilot can write formal emails, explain code, or summarize complex paragraphs so effortlessly? Whether you’re a techie or not, it’s hard to ignore how everyone today relies on these AI tools. At the heart of most of these systems lies a powerful architecture called Transformers. But what … Continue reading From Tasks to Technology: What’s Under the Hood?

Two-way SMS communication has become a must-have feature for modern applications, enabling real-time, interactive messaging experiences. Whether it’s for sending OTPs, notifications, or enabling customer support, two-way SMS allows businesses to engage with users directly and effectively. Twilio, with its powerful and easy-to-use API, simplifies the process of integrating SMS functionality into your applications. In … Continue reading Real-Time Communication with Twilio 2-Way SMS in Ruby on Rails Application

“Flutter is fast… until you try parsing a 50MB JSON on the main thread.” — Ancient Flutter Proverb Ever tapped a button in your Flutter app and the whole thing just… froze? Yeah. That’s what happens when you hand your main UI thread a job meant for a forklift. Enter: Isolates — Flutter’s way of doing heavy work without nuking your user … Continue reading Flutter’s Isolates: Do Heavy Lifting Without Freezing Your App (or Your Brain)

These days, we often hear the term LLM (Large Language Model). If you need help with content writing or coding, someone might say: “Yaar, mai toh content creator hoon, par ab mere paas koi content hi nahi hai!” “Yaar, ye logic samajh hi nahi aa raha, kaise likhu?” Then, your friend—or maybe Pintya sitting beside … Continue reading LLMs Made Easy: A Beginner’s Guide to AI-Powered Text

Modern web applications often need to support multiple organizations or user groups within a single system. Multi-tenancy makes this possible by allowing different tenants to share the same application and database while keeping their data isolated. This approach improves scalability, reduces infrastructure overhead, and simplifies deployment and maintenance. In one of my projects, we had … Continue reading Mastering Multi-Tenancy in Rails: Scalable Architecture with ActsAsTenant

In my recent project, I was working with scopes across various models, and I needed to apply a nested scope for more advanced querying. To achieve this with performant query I used different concepts, this blog is about the same!! Lets revise the basics!Firstly, lets start with what is query optimisation ? Optimising queries is key … Continue reading Speed Up Queries with Nested Scopes in Rails