Hemath's Blog ☘️
Learn how to build a simple WebAssembly project from scratch that generates random hexadecimal color codes.
Learn what WebAssembly is and how it brings near-native performance to web apps. This post covers the basics of WebAssembly
Join me on a journey through WebAssembly in this practical-first blog series. From building your first WebAssembly project to understanding its components, I'll guide you step-by-step. Check out the repository for hands-on demos and examples!
Index of webassembly posts
The perfect interview question for a web developer - What happens when you click a link on a website? Dive into this blog to explore how this simple question reveals deep technical knowledge.
I've always struggled with math, but I've decided to revisit Calculus to truly understand Machine Learning. It wasn't easy—had to watch the basics twice and still felt lost. But after a chat with ChatGPT, it finally made sense! Excited to share my perspective on it soon.
Q4 was a rollercoaster of emotions and events. From night cycling adventures and spotting Bitcoin graffiti to launching SnapNostr, which received overwhelming support. I ran my first 5K marathon, faced bittersweet personal news, and navigated the trauma of Sanjay's accident and recovery. Volunteering at SheBuilds wrapped up the year with a sense of purpose and gratitude.
Q3 of 2024 was a whirlwind of growth and change for me. From buying my first Mac and resigning from Sysvine to attending an Amazon interview and embarking on unforgettable trips, every moment brought new lessons. I joined Comcast, volunteered with JS Lovers, and entered the world of Nostr, all while cherishing time with friends before they left for their next adventures. It was a year of taking risks, embracing transitions, and finding joy in the journey.
Q2 of 2024 was full of activities and personal milestones. From a calm night cycle ride to Mahabalipuram and an unplanned hike at Kona Falls to becoming a mentor at Think Digital and attending my first tech meetup, April was eventful. May and June brought new experiences, including a spiritual trip with my mom, learning to drive, and purchasing my first vehicle. This period was all about exploration, growth, and embracing challenges!
Q1 of 2024 was filled with surprises and new experiences. From an unforgettable birthday surprise and an unintentional pre-birthday celebration to a spontaneous trip to Pondicherry and my mom's first BBQ dinner, these months were all about laughter, exploration, and creating lasting memories.
I'm not completing the projects that I start. Recently found out that I'm trying to perfect everything that creates a lot of friction and ultimately ends in abandonment.
Gonna start another hobby project. It's an investment tracker that will help me track my investments and helps me know profits made by each investment.
Designers who designed that good looking page or navbar should first see it in action. Test it. Well, visually test it. Once designers are happy, then it can be moved to the QA team for further tests.
It feels like this month passed by quite quickly. Feel like I didn't accomplish that much. But still it's a good month. I discovered certain aspects of my life, asked a lot of questions to myself and some problems within me.
I was trying to create a branch in some_branch/feature/ticket. But Git thrown cannot lock ref error saying that the branch already exists
Kids these days are very smart. I played a couple of matches against kids and they crushed me with out much effort. These games reminded me that how bad I'm at chess and forced me to improve a lot at it.
Publish a typescript based react component library to NPM along with Storybook setup for development