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The Curious Case of Mongolian Script for Web
I’ve been learning about writing systems. Most languages today flow either left-to-right (like English) or right-to-left (like Arabic), always moving down the page. But Traditional Mongolian script? It’s a total outlier – you read it in vertical columns, moving from left to right across the page. Pretty unique, right? I…
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The 18-Second Request: Tracing a Latency Bug to a Hidden Retry Loop
It wasn’t the database, and it wasn’t the network. It was a “helpful” driver feature burying us in latency. A walkthrough of the red herrings—from server upgrades to phantom successful requests—and the logic bug that caused them.
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How Reasoning Models (pretend to) think
Recent advancements in Large Language Models (LLMs) have given rise to a new generation known as Large Reasoning Models (LRMs). These models, exemplified by prominent names like OpenAI’s o-series, DeepSeek-R1, Claude Sonnet (3.7/4), and Gemini, are explicitly designed to generate detailed “thinking processes” or “reasoning traces” before providing their final…
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WordPress Heading Anchors: Automatically Create Link Targets
Learn how to enable automatic anchor links for your WordPress headings without any plugins. This simple customization makes your posts more navigable and enables direct links to specific sections – perfect for documentation, tutorials, and long-form content.
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Block Editor Best Practices: WordPress Meetup Saarland
Block Editor is powerful but misunderstood. I presented a talk on Block Editor Best Practices at WordPress Meetup Saarland.
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sshc: a simple command-line SSH manager
SSHC allows you to store your connections with easy-to-remember labels, making server access a breeze.
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How to Cache POST Requests in Nginx
Caching a POST request is not advised but sometimes caching it may be a good idea. In this post, we will look at why you may want to cache POST requests and the potential problems and learn to cache POST requests in Nginx.
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New Relic with WordPress using Event API for better monitoring
Improve your WordPress app with New Relic’s Event API. Learn to monitor performance and identify issues like a pro.
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Finally, a bachelor in Computer Science Engineering!
I graduated with a gold medal for the outstanding academic performance yesterday. Finally, a Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering!
