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My attempt at creating a unique portfolio website! Hint: Terminal

Sep 11, 20211 min read 102 views

I created my portfolio website a few months ago and tried to make it as unique as possible and came up with the idea of a terminal based website. You can find it here It takes in a command (you can list all commands you can use by typing help and the...

My attempt at creating a unique portfolio website! Hint: Terminal

Local NodeJS Environment Variables

Aug 23, 20212 min read 42 views

The DotEnv is an NPM package which allows you to load local NodeJS Environment Variables in your project. It is based on The Twelve-Factor App Methodology - Storing configuration in environment separate from code. Installation The installation is as ...

Local NodeJS Environment Variables

How to learn programming? - A developer's perspective

Aug 3, 20213 min read 126 views

So, one of the biggest hype in today's world, is coding or programming. Everyone is trying to learn how to code. People are willing to pay to teach their children how to code. But does it have to be that way? Learning to code can seem like a very dau...

How to learn programming? - A developer's perspective

A Discord bot for task management!

Jul 23, 20212 min read 278 views

A few days back, I created a Discord Bot solely for task management! A minimal bot with only what's required without any of those confusing functionalities. Just add, assign(if needed) and tick off. You can get to know more at the Website How to use ...

How to take command line arguments in NodeJS?

Jun 4, 20211 min read 94 views

Taking arguments from the command line is very common. You can take certain arguments you need as variables, certain flags, etc. In NodeJS, it's very easy Process Object NodeJS exposes an array of argument values in the form of process.argv. Example ...

How to take command line arguments in NodeJS?

Control your Github from the command line with the Github CLI

Jun 3, 20211 min read 41 views

Want to create a repository, but don't want to go to Github and follow that manual and perhaps long process, every single time. Use the Official Github CLI. It can do a lot of stuff ranging from creating a repo to closing a PR. I have written down ...

Control your Github from the command line with the Github CLI