About Me
Hi, I’m Abhinav, and I’ve been programming since (and as if it were still) 1999. Back then, Y2K was the biggest scare, and I was busy writing code that probably wouldn’t have survived it. Over the years, I’ve wrestled with more programming languages, frameworks, and business domains than I can count—some of which are now extinct, and others that should be.
I’ve worked for startups (team size: 1, aka me, myself, and I) and big corporations (team size: “wait, who’s in charge of this meeting again?”). Through it all, I’ve learned one thing: programming languages are like relationships—some are perfect for a fling, others are a long-term commitment, and a few are just plain toxic.
About This Blog
In this blog, I distill decades of coding wisdom (and occasional despair) into bite-sized lessons. We’ll explore:
What programming languages got right (looking at you, Python).
What they got wrong (yes, JavaScript, I’m talking about
==vs===).And what a next-generation programming language should look like, especially in the age of LLMs (because apparently, AI is better at writing code than I am).
Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting out, this blog is your guide to understanding the past, present, and future of programming—with a side of humour and zero judgment for that time you accidentally deleted the production database.
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