Abhiram is a Frontend Engineer. He enjoys writing clean code and sharing his learnings here on matrixread.
It’s been a while since my last post, a lot has happened and I can’t wait to share all the new things I have been learning and working on for the past few months.POV: I’m about to graduate & a developer who’s just getting started. Clean Code makes everything better… Read More »#4: Developer Changelog 2021
Another update for matrixread, this one’s more of a UI update than a technical one. I wasn’t quite satisfied with the previous design I made and then started working on this new concept. This design follows almost the same style as the previous one but with some extra focus on… Read More »Matrixread V3 – Minimalist Design
When I started developing and blogging on Matrixread, I was exploring to add more features and user-friendly experience. Then I got to know about the Cookie Consent and GDPR Compliance. Initially, I was searching for some plugins for WordPress, and there were a good amount of open-source plugins. But, I… Read More »Adding a Simple Cookie Consent
Web is the synonym of magic!🧙♂️. In this post I’ll share some awesome resources I found, you can bookmark this page for later. Userbase Build Web Apps using HTML, CSS & JavaScript Built-in user accounts Zero-management database End-to-end encryption Sounds awesome right? Everything lives in the browser, no server and… Read More »Best of Web – 2020
Code Blocks are an important part of any programming blog and highlighting them will add more colors and fun. Syntax highlighted blocks of code looks pretty and are easier to read. In this post I’ll explain how I did it and you can too. Adding Prism.js to your Blog Visit… Read More »Styling Code Blocks in WordPress
Hello there, I’ve been preparing for my interviews for a while now and, there were a lot of concepts to revise. Today, I’ll be sharing all those resources that I used and found very helpful. You can bookmark this page or share this with a friend who is preparing for… Read More »#3: Interview Resources