Deepak Kumar articles - 79 total
Formatting Text: Bold, Italic, Underline, and More
Introduction Text formatting plays a crucial role in emphasizing important information,...
Working with Headings: h1 to h6 Explained
Introduction Headings are one of the first building blocks you use when structuring a...
Difference Between Block-level and Inline Elements
Introduction As you dive deeper into HTML, you’ll notice that not all elements behave the...
Understanding HTML Tags, Elements, and Attributes
Introduction If you ever opened an HTML file and saw angle brackets < > everywhere,...
Anatomy of an HTML Document: Doctype, html, head, body
Introduction When you open any HTML file, it might seem like a random collection of tags....
Setting Up Your First HTML Project (Without Any Framework)
Introduction Before diving into libraries, frameworks, or complex tooling, it's essential...
The Evolution of HTML: From HTML 1.0 to HTML 5.3
Introduction HTML has not always been what it is today. What started as a simple language...
Introduction to HTML: What, Why, and How?
What is HTML? HTML, or HyperText Markup Language, is the foundational language of the...
Best Cloud Hosting Deals in 2025 – 20% OFF with Exclusive Link
In today's fast-moving digital landscape, reliable and powerful web hosting is essential. Whether...
React Hooks as Superpowers: If You Were a Marvel Avenger
Imagine for a moment—you’re not just a developer. You’re an Avenger. But instead of battling Thanos,...
🧙♂️ If Harry Potter Used TypeScript – A Magical Guide to Types
"TypeScript is to JavaScript what a wand is to a wizard – a powerful tool that brings order to...
From TheCampusCoders to the 9-5 Grind: My Journey and How I’m Looking for New Opportunities
Sometimes, life has a funny way of teaching you things, and not always in the way you expect. I...
Anime.js – A Powerful JavaScript Animation Engine for Modern Web Experiences
1. Introduction: Why Anime.js? Imagine this: You’ve just built a sleek landing page. It’s...
JavaScript Cheatsheet: Everything You Need in One Place
If you’re diving into the world of JavaScript or prepping for your next dev interview, having a go-to...
Level Up as a Developer: Using AI to Spot and Close Your Coding Skill Gaps
Introduction: The Turning Point That Made Me Rethink My Skillset A few months ago, I found...
Boost Your Tech Career: A Practical Guide to Using AI for Skill Gap Analysis
Introduction: The Turning Point That Made Me Rethink My Skillset A few months ago, I found...
10 Must-Have Real-World MERN Stack Projects to Boost Your Portfolio in 2025
Title: 10 Real-World MERN Stack Projects to Boost Your Portfolio in 2025 ...
10 Mistakes I Made While Learning Next.js – So You Don’t Have To
Introduction: The Day I Met Next.js (and Got Intimidated) I still remember the day I heard...
Is JavaScript Still Worth Learning in 2025? A Developer’s Take
1. Introduction Back in 2020, when I first stumbled upon the word “JavaScript,” it sounded...
Part 10: How Google Uses Edge Computing to Push Data Closer to You
Every time a user searches something, watches a video, or opens Gmail — data is delivered in...
Part 9: How Google's Custom Protocols (QUIC, gRPC) Make Everything Feel Instant
The traditional web uses protocols like TCP and HTTP, but these weren’t designed for real-time,...
Part 8: How Google’s DNS Infrastructure Makes Every Click Blazing Fast
Before anything loads — whether it's google.com or gmail.com — a Domain Name System (DNS) request is...
Part 7: How Google Handles Load Balancing at Global Scale
Every second, Google handles billions of requests from all over the world. How do they distribute...
Part 6: Inside Google Data Centers – Scaling Millions of Servers Efficiently
Google operates more than 30 data centers across the globe, each containing hundreds of thousands of...
Web Development in 2025: Are You Ready for the Future?
1. Introduction Back in 2020, when I wrote my first line of JavaScript —...
Part 5: Edge Caching & Google CDN – The Secret Behind Instant YouTube & Search
Even with a lightning-fast private backbone, sending every single request to a central data center...
Part 4: Inside Google’s Global Backbone – The Private Internet
After the request is routed through a GFE (as we discussed in Part 3), it doesn't take a public route...
Part 3: Google Front Ends (GFEs) – The Intelligent Traffic Managers
Once DNS resolution gives us the IP address of www.google.com, what happens next? You might assume...
Part 2: DNS – Google’s First Line of Routing Defense (and Speed)
When a user types www.google.com into a browser, the very first process that takes place is Domain...
Part 1: How Google Routes Your Search in Milliseconds – A Realistic Dev's Perspective
“You hit search, and Google returns results in 0.3 seconds. But ever wondered what happens between...