It’s Time to Look Back… Before We Move Ahead As the year comes to an end, I feel it’s important to pause before rushing into plans for the next one. We often jump straight into goal setting, but real clarity comes only after reflection. Taking some time to look back at the current year helps […]
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As we move deeper into a cloud-native, AI-driven, high-scale world, engineering teams need tools that are fast, simple, and reliable. Golang checks all the boxes and has quietly become the preferred choice for modern backend, infrastructure, and distributed-system development Here are 10 reasons why Go should be your next programming language in 2025: 1. Blazing-Fast Performance Go
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Every fast, reliable product you use today has one thing in common: it scales. And behind many of those high-scale systems lies a language engineered for the future In the last decade, Golang (Go) has moved from being a niche systems language to becoming a core building block for high-performance, cloud-native architectures. Companies like Uber,
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At the Edge of the Horizon that captures the meeting point between earth and sky through textured layers, subtle contrasts, and organic forms. A reflection on balance, depth, and the unseen emotions that lie beyond the visible edge. Material Used: – Stretched canvas (18 X 24 Inch)– Acrylic color– Palette knife– Acrylic wall putty– Gold
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Creative journey behind my abstract texture painting — from layering techniques and color blending to emotional inspiration. Today, I tried something different, experimenting with texture by mixing sea sand with gesso, creating multiple layers of color. Each layer symbolizes the different facets of our inner selves, the thoughts, emotions, and traits that we store in
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A minimalist acrylic painting featuring two black bird silhouettes on a textured gold and white background. Created using texture techniques to evoke calm, balance, and quiet connection. Materials Used: Things I learned: When I first applied wall putty on the board, it left patterns and texture, but I wanted a smooth, finished background. The consistency
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Let’s explore the steps to install Go or Golang (both are same btw). I will show you the steps for Mac with Apple Silicon but you can do the same for windows and Unix system by following the documentation provided on Go official website. Step 1: Go to official website – https://go.dev/ and click on
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Everyone is talking about Agentic AI, Agents, workflows nowadays. And you must have explored what exactly they are. But did you ever made your own AI agent or any workflow. If not, I am not going to ask you why, there could be different reasons but one thing I am pretty sure that everyone faced
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An abstract painting with few acrylic colors and palette knife on a canvas sheet. Material Used:– Canvas Size: 16 X 20 inch– Color: Acrylic– Others: Palette knife and 3 inch and 1 inch brush While making this piece, I observe few things which I want to highlight here for them, who are beginner like me.
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The sky was cloudy. Although the temperature hovered above 34°C — quite normal for this place — a gust blowing from the southeast seemed determined to sweep away any thought of the humid weather. The rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the rocks with full force felt serene to my ears. Suddenly, my wife softly
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