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Breaking Down My 2023 Internet Profits

Making Internet money is kinda cool. As I wrap up 2023, I decided to jot down the various Internet revenue streams that I have made throughout the year. However, little did I anticipate the nuances involved. Ironically, I usually pride myself on being a well-organized person. But honestly, I never

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A Look Back on 7 Years of Automating Stuff

A little bit more than 7 years into my career, I thought it would be fun to pen down a summary post about my adventure in automating various tiny aspects of my life. Most if not all of the stuff here sprouted from my own problems and itches I needed

JWT vs Cookie: Why Comparing the Two Is Misleading

There is a lot of confusion about cookies, sessions, token-based authentication, and JWT. Today, I want to clarify what people mean when they talk about “JWT vs Cookie, “Local Storage vs Cookies”, “Session vs token-based authentication”, and “Bearer token vs Cookie” once and for all. Here’s a hint — we

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How I Set Up CI/CD Pipeline for Cloudflare Worker

Today, most of my projects on GitHub are kept up to date with Renovate. With auto-merging enabled, I want to have enough confidence that the automated dependencies update would not cause any regressions. Testing Cloudflare Worker is a bit out of whack. Don’t get me wrong, I love Cloudflare

How To Build a Pastebin Clone for Free

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How To Build a Pastebin Clone for Free

Today, we will be building a Pastebin clone — a web service that allows users to upload and share text through links known as ‘pastes’. What follows is my journey of how I create a Pastebin clone using serverless functions through Cloudflare Worker. If you are not familiar with Pastebin, I’

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I Built My Own TinyURL. Here’s How I Did It

Designing a URL shortener such as TinyURL and Bitly is one of the most common system design interview questions in software engineering. While meddling around with Cloudflare Worker to sync the Daily LeetCode Challenge to my Todoist, it gave me an idea to build an actual URL shortener that can

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How I Sync Daily Challenge With Leetcode API to Todoist

If you have ever been on a job hunt for a software developer position, you would have come across the so-called LeetCode style interviews. Even though most of us don’t have to invert a Binary Tree at our actual job, that is how most coding/technical interviews are conducted

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