soham tilekar·Nov 17, 2025My Frontend Journey: Day 2 Completing CSS Basics (After a Big Gap!)Back on 12 November, I shared my Day 1 progress where I learned the basics of HTML. I didn’t expect such a long break before Day 2, but…
soham tilekar·Nov 12, 2025My Frontend Journey: Day 1 — Learning HTMLHi, I’m Soham Tilekar a BCA graduate passionate about technology and design.currently working as a Full Stack Developer Intern at…
Dhanush Prabakaran·Nov 4, 2025The Observer Design Pattern — Stay Updated, AutomaticallyEver wondered how apps instantly update multiple parts of the UI when something changes? 🤔 Like how a stock app updates all widgets when…
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 31, 2025The Memento Design Pattern — Undo Made SimpleEver wished you could just undo a mistake in your app — like restoring a document to a previous version or resetting a game level?
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 31, 2025The Mediator Design Pattern — Making Objects Talk PeacefullyEver worked on a system where too many classes talk directly to each other, and one small change breaks the whole communication chain? 😩
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 29, 2025The Iterator Design Pattern — Walking Through Collections the Smart WayEver needed to loop through a collection but didn’t want to expose its internal structure? 🤔 That’s where the Iterator Design Pattern…
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 28, 2025The Command Design Pattern — Turning Actions into ObjectsEver tried to build a system where users can perform actions like copy, paste, delete, or undo, and found your code turning into a tangled…
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 27, 2025The Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern — Pass It On!Ever worked on a system where a request needed to go through multiple checks — like authentication, authorization, logging, or validation…
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 23, 2025Flyweight Design Pattern — Do More with Less MemoryEver built a system where creating too many objects started to slow everything down? Maybe a game with hundreds of characters, icons, or…
Dhanush Prabakaran·Oct 21, 2025Simplify the Chaos — The Facade Design PatternEver opened a new API or library and felt completely overwhelmed by all the classes, methods, and dependencies you had to use?
