Getting Started with Frontend Proxies
The CORS Problem Every Developer Faces You have built a beautiful React frontend running on localhost:5173. Your backend API is humming along on localhost:8000. You write your first fetch call, hit sa
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Deploying Your Docker Application on Cloud VMs (Azure & GCP)
In the previous blog, I wrote a bit about containerizing applications using Docker and orchestrate them with Docker Compose.While local containers are a good way to start learning, the world can only see your creation once you take your containers to...
Running Applications with Docker and Docker Compose — A Practical Guide
Over my experience as a full stack developer, Docker has become almost my second — and for good reason. It simplifies running applications in consistent environments, whether you're on your laptop, a server, or somewhere in between. But it took away ...
Beginner’s Guide to Deploying Frontends
All web developers must’ve collectively gone through the struggles of trying to build an awesome website with HTML, CSS, JS, only to learn localhost:3000 would not open the same in a friend’s computer. And thus begins our quest for learning about dep...
Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP): A New Era in AI Integration
Advancements in AI are progressing faster than anyone expected. What seemed like a game-changing move by DeepSeek has now been eclipsed by Anthropic’s latest breakthrough — the Model Context Protocol (MCP). In this blog, I'll walk you through what MC...
Create a fullstack Next.js 15 app with Drizzle ORM, Postgresql, Docker
In modern web development, integrating a robust backend with a responsive frontend is crucial for building powerful and scalable applications. With Next.js, creating dynamic full stack applications have become easier with the usage of server componen...
A volunteer's insights into GCCD Kolkata
Google Cloud Community Day is a community organized cloud conference with industry experts presenting on cutting-edge topics! Cloud Community Day is powered by a shared belief that when developers come together to exchange ideas, remarkable things ca...