Apart from not loading shit ton of plugins, there are some other tricks that can be used to make Vim more faster:

Embedding static files in 2021 has become a bit easier since the release of Go 1.16. The new release comes with a new package embed which provides a handy set of interface and methods to attach static file in go binaries

Dead links, huh!. Too many dead links? How do I test a bunch of URLs? Don’t worry I got you, I recently release areyouok a nice, portable and easy to use URL Auditor. Its built using Go and leverages go routines (literally the best form of concurrency).

Yesterday I completed my 2nd anniversary of Tech blogging, Yes my blog is now 2 years old 🎂 I started my website (& my blog) in Jan 2019, a few days after I got my first internship as a developer. This post is going to be a reminder for me on how far I have come.

Do you want to know when was a file/directory committed in your git repo? Well here is git log at your rescue!

So I recently switched my editor to Vim (last month to be exact), I will probably post my experience sometime later on. If you are interested I am documenting my vim journey (or cheatsheet) here.

I try to explain different ways a python project can be setup in 2020 using virtual environments without relying much on external utilities. Remember the goal is not to discuss about the good or bad practices of using envs but rather to show that there are other ways of doing things which can subtly improve your workflow and productivity as a python developer.

It’s the month of opensource so I thought why not share how I made my first pull request in Dec 2017 (& try to remember) what went down for my first ever contribution on github.