Why I write this blog every week?
Because in a world of constant updates, this is how I stay a step ahead. My code may be silent, but my words are the blueprint for others to build their future.
Intro
Hey everyone, Arjun here.
Welcome. I’m a software developer based in Bangalore, with a passion for building robust, scalable applications and a knack for explaining how it all works.
This site is my digital workshop. Here, you’ll find a showcase of my personal and professional projects, a blog where I break down complex technical topics, and resources to help you level up your own career in tech.
I believe that the best code is clean, and the best knowledge is shared. Thanks for visiting, and I hope you find something that inspires you to build something great.
Mindful Breaks:
When taking a break, I make a point to step away from all screens. I’ll either go for a short walk, stretch, or make a cup of coffee. This helps me fully recharge and avoid burnout.
Reading:
I read non-technical books for at least 30 minutes before bed. This habit helps me unwind and keeps my mind active outside of the tech world.
Maintaining a Journal
Maintaining a Journal: I keeps a digital journal where I logs his daily progress, thoughts, and reflections on my professional and personal life. This habit helps me stay grounded and track his growth over time.
“From Junior to Senior: The Skills Nobody Taught Me”
“From Junior to Senior: The Skills Nobody Taught Me”: A reflection on the non-technical skills that were crucial for your career progression, such as communication and project management.
Behind the Scenes & Personal Stories
“My Weekly Content Creation Workflow: From Idea to Publish”: A transparent look at your process for scripting, filming, and editing a video or a blog post.
“The Tech Stack Behind This Website”: A detailed post about the tools and technologies you use to run your personal website and blog.
“The Power of a Daily Walk for a Developer’s Mind”: A blog post on the importance of taking breaks, exercising, and how it directly impacts your coding and creative output.
“Why I Keep a Digital Journal as a Developer”: A personal post on the benefits of self-reflection and how journaling helps you track your growth and stay motivated.
Ah, my fashion.
My style is a reflection of my philosophy as a developer:
functional, minimal, and high-quality.
I don’t follow trends; I stick with what works.
Fashion Brand
My style is a reflection of my philosophy as a developer: functional, minimal, and high-quality. I don’t follow trends; I stick with what works.
My uniform, for lack of a better word, is usually a well-fitted, solid-colored T-shirt or a polo shirt, paired with a comfortable pair of dark-wash jeans. I’m a big fan of black, navy, and deep gray—colors that are timeless and professional without being stuffy. I’m usually wearing a pair of clean, white sneakers or simple, comfortable loafers.
Ourdoor Brand
You won’t find a lot of logos or loud patterns in my wardrobe. I prefer fabrics that feel good and last a long time, so I’ll invest in a few high-quality pieces rather than a lot of fast fashion.
Fitness Brand
When I’m at my desk, I’ll often throw on a simple hoodie or a zip-up jacket. It’s all about comfort and being able to focus without any distractions. My style is meant to be the background, not the main event. It’s practical, it’s clean, and it lets me get on with the real work.
Let’s Connect.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Whether you have a project in mind, a question about one of my videos, or just want to talk about the latest in tech, I’d love to hear from you. Your feedback and ideas are what make this community thrive.