It’s Okay Not To be Okay You know that feeling when your mind says “focus” but your body says “nap”? When you’re doing your best but everything still feels like a drag? That’s not laziness — that’s burnout. And trust me, it’s not just you. Let’s look at the bigger picture. As per a recent … Continue reading Too Much on Your Plate? Burnout Might Be the Side Dish
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Securing GraphQL in Golang using Directives for Authentication & Authorization
When building an API, securing your data is just as important as exposing it. This post walks you through how to implement authentication and role-based access control in GraphQL using Golang, with a powerful feature called GraphQL Directives. We’ll learn how to: Authenticate users using JWT Restrict query access using roles Use @auth directives to handle access control directly in the … Continue reading Securing GraphQL in Golang using Directives for Authentication & Authorization
From Tasks to Technology: What’s Under the Hood?
Have you ever wondered how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Copilot can write formal emails, explain code, or summarize complex paragraphs so effortlessly? Whether you’re a techie or not, it’s hard to ignore how everyone today relies on these AI tools. At the heart of most of these systems lies a powerful architecture called Transformers. But what … Continue reading From Tasks to Technology: What’s Under the Hood?
