Python zip Explained with Examples
Learn how Python's zip() function pairs iterables into tuples. Simple examples show looping, unzipping, and creating dictionaries efficiently. Read the full guide to learn.
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Astro Builds with Mermaid Diagrams
Learn how to render Mermaid diagrams in Astro using rehype-mermaid and Playwright, with GitHub Actions for preview and production deployments. Read the full guide to learn.
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Understanding APIs: REST vs GraphQL
Learn the key differences between REST and GraphQL APIs, their pros and cons, and when to use each for your project. Read this comprehensive guide to learn much more.
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August Reflection 2025
Reflecting on my 4-month Shopify internship: embracing progress over perfection, lightening my technical backpack, and shipping with confidence. Dive into the full post.
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Understanding Data Modeling
Overview of conceptual, logical, and physical data models with examples and diagrams to guide database design from abstract ideas to implementation. Read more to learn.
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Understanding HTTP Methods and Status
Learn the essentials of HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE) and common status codes to build clear, effective APIs. Discover essential tips and practical guides.
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From Pi to Cloud Automation
Automate content gathering with a Python script and GitHub Actions. No servers, no Pi—just daily updates straight to your Google Sheet. Explore this comprehensive guide.
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July Reflection 2025
A reflection on learning through the lens of a technical backpack — what I’ve added, what I’ve let go, and how I’m making space for smarter growth. Dive into the full post.
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Exploring df - Linux Commands
Learn how to use the df command in Linux to check disk space usage, view file system types, and monitor mounted volumes with practical examples and flags. Read more to learn.
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Exploring curl - Linux Commands
Learn how to use the curl command in Linux to download files, interact with APIs, send POST data, handle redirects, and more with simple examples. Dive into the full post.
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