Testing out custom JSON stringifier for Nodejs. Got it to run faster than NodeJs 20 (LTS) one!!! NodeJs 22 is still 113 ms faster in total of 1000,000 operations riturajborpujari.com/posts/compet...

trying out building a typing tester for the terminal. #terminal#typinggithub.com/riturajborpu...

GitHub - riturajborpujari/tty-typist: Test out typing speed over a list of random words, right in terminal

Test out typing speed over a list of random words, right in terminal - riturajborpujari/tty-typist

trying to remove docker storage driver data on /var/lib/docker/overlay2 but I accidentally typed in rm -rf /var/lib/. with sudo!!! Reinstalling flatpak applications again now!!!

Sometimes the idea about a dev project so vague in everybody's mind that people can't discuss it without something in working. Guess that's why they build POCs Experienced this first hand today. Was confused for a demo of a product feature, until I got to know everyone else is confused as well.

An API that fetches a tree of Parent Child objects from a single mongodb collection needs improvement. The response times are really bad, fetching 150 parent with around 20 hydrated child records takes around a min!!! Need to dig in!

How do you start off with a project? A developer myself, I like to start with understanding different use cases and the user personas before anything else. A software is for the users and how will they use them matters more than the internals or the architecture of it.

cd hacks anybody? here's how i maintain directory bookmarks gist.github.com/riturajborpu...

directory bookmarks in shell

directory bookmarks in shell. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Well I was trying out command line tools like `cat` , `grep`, and `tail` etc. Love the piping of IO to connect different tools together. Here's my take on a basic Journal script. Uses `grep` and `echo` github.com/riturajborpu...

GitHub - riturajborpujari/journal: Journal whatever you like. Keep them easily reachable with search

Journal whatever you like. Keep them easily reachable with search - riturajborpujari/journal

I wish Nodejs brings ES style imports mainstream. Am I being too hopeful here?

Function #naming should be done in a way that provides an overview about the reason it exists, not just the technical name of the process `isUserSessionValid(accessToken: string)` is more readable than, `isTokenValid(accessToken)`