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Fantastic Bugs and Where To Find Them

by Ajinkya Karanjikar, posted in Flutter

By A Frustrated Flutter Dev Who’s Seen Too Much There I was. 2 AM. Tea cup in one hand, stack trace in the other. The app crashes only when the moon is in the sky and the user taps “Cancel” three times. My juniors call it a “weird bug.” I call it: another Tuesday. Over … Continue reading Fantastic Bugs and Where To Find Them

Too Much on Your Plate? Burnout Might Be the Side Dish

by Sri Gayathri, posted in General

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

Securing GraphQL in Golang using Directives for Authentication & Authorization

by Saurabh Puri, posted in Authorization, Go

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