Blog

In December 2022, I began producing articles, mostly regarding software and information sharing. On my blog, I have written 6 items in total. In the search box below, you can look for articles by title.


Navigating EigenLayer: A Comprehensive Guide to AVS Design and Development

Navigating EigenLayer: A Comprehensive Guide to AVS Design and Development

Revolutionizing cloud computing through blockchain economics, transforming staked assets into a decentralized infrastructure powerhouse.

May 12, 2024
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Git Commit Message - Is It You? Let's Fix It Together

Git Commit Message - Is It You? Let's Fix It Together

Writing clear git commit messages is essential for maintaining project quality. In this article, we'll explore the rules for crafting concise git commit messages that provide complete information about the changes made.

February 21, 2024
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You may not know about Next.js (v13+)

You may not know about Next.js (v13+)

In this article, I will learn about some cool things that you may have missed in Next.js (of course from Next.js 13+). Let's go.

January 30, 2024
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What's new in Next.js 14? - Intercepting Routes

What's new in Next.js 14? - Intercepting Routes

In version 14, Next.js introduced two advanced routing patterns: Parallel Routes and Intercepting Routes. Within the scope of this article, I will introduce Intercepting Routes.

December 29, 2023
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The ABCs of React: An Introduction

The ABCs of React: An Introduction

React Odyssey is a series of articles designed to help developers get started with the popular JavaScript library, React. Whether you're a seasoned programmer or just starting, these articles will guide you through the basics of React, from A to Z.

October 26, 2023
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Unraveling Mina Protocol and ZKP Mysteries

Unraveling Mina Protocol and ZKP Mysteries

Imagine a blockchain that is so small, it can fit on your mobile phone. That's exactly what the Mina Protocol aims to achieve! Most blockchains, like Ethereum, keep growing in size as more transactions are added, reaching hundreds of gigabytes or even terabytes. But Mina is different. It has a fixed size of just 22 kilobytes (kB), which is smaller than most pictures on your phone!

June 12, 2023
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