Alright. You might have heard about caching for a long time, and you might have implemented this already. But, lets refresh again if you knew about it, but for rest, let me start with quick intro. Why do we need a cache? Imagine us making an API call to a server that gives us the list…

Knowing how to make HTTP calls or any other external calls is a staple thing in software development. You would typically make a call to some sort of service and then based on the response, you decide what you want to do. There are many ways to do it on…

A simple python project can just be as simple as a single python file, and you can see in the different python files that I have written in the different blog posts like part1, part2 or part3. But, think of your python project being complex, such as making a request…

Yaml is everywhere nowadays. Kubernetes, Docker, AWS Cloudformation, its everywhere. And, you can see why that is the case. Look at the yaml we have for Mystery Inc and you can clearly get a sense of what the yaml file is all about. So, in this chapter, we are going…

If you read any of the previous articles, those are really awesome solid core python concepts that you now have in your pocket. In this part, we will cover some interesting concepts such as class, data class. They are object oriented concepts and are really handy as your project becomes…

If you feel like you are somewhat uncomfortable reading through the 2nd part, you should definitely go to the 1st part and skim it or go through it. My Guide to Efficiently Getting Started with Python (Part 1) What is it that you need to know that is enough for you to write python code. Honestly, like any other programming…nepalbrothers.medium.com Here, we are going to have a little more advance topics than we had in the first part. …

What is it that you need to know that is enough for you to write python code. Honestly, like any other programming language, python share the similar structure. Although ,it has different syntax, if you were to start learning python, it should be very similar to any other programming languages. …

This is a journey of me creating a web-app that runs on the outside of the container to get it running on the Kubernetes, and making it scale as the traffic increases.

This article is solely about injecting Android Activities in the Dagger. I found that there is a scare in the resources on how to setup using Dagger Android, while there are ample of resources that tell how to do DI with the Dagger. So, here it goes. I want to see the code right away? See the commits…