introduction – Priyank Verma

September 2, 2018

A plea for lean software: 6 Lessons I learned to help keep software simple

Preface Recently, I was browsing the codebase of my company and saw that it has three versions of dashboards for an analytics page in it. I am pretty sure that customers don’t need that. This sparked something in my naive brain and I started exploring the internet for related ideas. That’s when I found…

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November 19, 2017

Deploying a nginx application using Kubernetes for Self-Healing and Scaling

Kubernetes is an open source system for automating deployment, scaling and management of containerized applications. A more technical term for it is, container orchestrator which is used to manage large fleets of containers. Minikube is an all-in-one single node installation for trying out kubernetes on local machines. And the following post covers deploying a nginx…

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July 8, 2017

Philosophy Behind The Offensive Programming

Recently I was listening to a podcast and there was this really smart guy Piwai talking about something that instantly captivated by attention. That was the coining of the term Offensive Programming. What is offensive programming? Well, you can find the literature on Wikipedia and also I am not the best person to explain that. So…

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February 3, 2017

E-Summit ’17 IIT Bombay — Experience

E-Summit is the flagship entrepreneurship event organized by IITB. The two-day annual summit promises to be an amazing meeting ground for industry experts, business leaders, investors and entrepreneurs and of course, students, many of whom are aspiring entrepreneurs. I attended this event in its 2017 edition and had mixed feelings on how the whole thing…

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December 19, 2016

5 notes on MVP architecture pattern for Android

Image credits Macoscope MVP (Model View and Presenter) is an architectural pattern inspired by the popular MVC pattern. MVP addresses two main points : Make views as…

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February 26, 2016

UBCx: Marketing1x Introduction to Marketing : Course Experience

Marketing is no longer about the stuff that you make, but about the stories that you tell. In today’s world everyone in some way or another is trying to market themselves to the world. This becomes even more prominent if you are trying to attract customers to earn your living. Preping to become an entrepreneur, I…

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A plea for lean software: 6 Lessons I learned to help keep software simple

Deploying a nginx application using Kubernetes for Self-Healing and Scaling

Philosophy Behind The Offensive Programming

E-Summit ’17 IIT Bombay — Experience

5 notes on MVP architecture pattern for Android

UBCx: Marketing1x Introduction to Marketing : Course Experience