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It’s been a while since my previous blog post, long enough for dockercon 2021 to suprise us with some exciting features. My review of some of the features is on the way but for this post I would like to discuss one of my most anticipated compose features, profiles.

My workload has increased tremendously this semester, which might be obvious since I am only a couple of semesters shy of graduation. One half of my day is spent learning concepts and the rest of the day is spent implementing them. This drastic change motivated me to look at ways to improve my cognition which made me chance upon a familiar topic, the Feynman Technique. The Feynman Technique draws a connection between the understanding of a concept and explaining it and I found its implications quite interesting and relevant not only to fellow students but also experts and professionals.

I recently decided to bring docker to my development and deployment environment primarily because I was tired of my projects failing due to dependency hell, especially when working with other students.

I began API development with NodeJS like most people do today. Even after thoroughly enjoying the buffet of npm packages and community support, I admit that I was certainly phased by the sudden around behind languages like Go and Rust whose claims to glory have been significantly improved performance and multi-threaded architecture.

Hi, it’s great seeing you here on yet another beautiful day of 2021. This blog is all about ideas and discoveries in the realm of life and Software Engineering which I created as a part of my new years resolution to have a better social media presence.